Well Done Coyote blends roots reggae, ska, 90’s alt, jazz and rock music into a blistering new powerhouse single
Danish outfit, Well Done Coyote is new to the listening world, their first single available, Dec 11 is...
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Folk artist Jessie Monk offers space for reflection in the form of her beautiful new single ‘Turns Out I’m Someone Else’
Hailing from GunaKurnai land in Australia and now residing in Berlin, Jessie Monk is an emerging artist who...
A bite of papaya by Miynt: a perfectly chilled disco cocktail
The daydream haze of this new release from Stockholm-based artist/producer Miynt is a bubbling tonic to long dark...
‘Paradise’ by Fialta is an eerie, captivating blend of blues infused gospel
New single, new sound There is no doubt new single "Paradise' from California based indie band Fialta is...
This Is The Deep releases Simulator – Whimsical, a little garage(y), but with true indie-like fluidness
This Is The Deep is a collaborative effort of a team of musicians/visual artists making a break for...
Aussie artist Lawson Hull paints a nostalgia-tinged vista in the shape of thoughtful and melodic ‘College Town’
Australian alternative folk and dream-pop singer-songwriter Lawson Hull releases the sleepy, contemplative track ‘College Town’ from his debut...
Here We Are Now by Francis Moon: soaring, chilled-out and optimistic
Francis Moon’s Instagram bio identifies him as a “Swedish dreamer and songwriter”, and there is no mistaking this...
A Glimpse into Michael Golden’s Life – Some Kind Of Holiday
“This is a glimpse into my life,” Michael Golden tells me as a way of explaining his debut...
How It Works by Old Sea Brigade: a mellow, indie rumination on accepting change
The newest release from Nashville-based musician Old Sea Brigade sounds like the soundtrack to staring out the window...
‘The Chain’ is the 2020 connection we all need
A song for 2020...and what a song! Hayley Mary's new single "The Chain" was released on November 5,...
Ogre by The Nation Mourns: a Joseph Conrad confrontation with the heart of darkness forever beating within our Jungian shadow
From Picasso’s masterpiece Guerrnica to Cappola’s Apocalypse Now great art is born from struggle. The continual push and...
Matilda Mann soars with her latest single “Japan”
Since stumbling across Matilda's hauntingly beautiful ballad, "The Lockness Monster", I've been a fan of the future Glastonbury...
Play For Time by Kate Teague: a soothing ode to heartfelt longing
Stripping back the quiet synths and glistening guitars of last year’s self-titled EP, Kate Teague has crafted a...
Little Sleep by Joe Kaplow is the kind of single nobody will get sick of – leachy, a filter for mood enhancement
Joe Kaplow’s latest single, Little Sleep, about to grace us on October 30, is a lesson in California...
A Pale Woman by Big Brutus : believable, genuine and credible vocal delivery
Atlanta-based Sean Bryant is at it again with his new single, A Pale Woman, released on October 14th. Sean...
Where The Silence Goes by LEAP : an energetic alt-rock anthem to embracing your wild side [Premiere]
Following up their soaring debut single ‘N.L.T.D’ with a heavier slice of alt-rock; LEAP, the new solo project...
Premiere: Ship In A Bottle by Michael Golden
Released on 23rd October, Ship In A Bottle is Michael Golden’s second single to be taken from his...
Ultra Mono by IDLES | The Sound of Strength in Numbers!
When their second album, Joy As An Act of Resistance, shocked everyone to debut at number 5 in...
Adam Chaffins – Further Away | All is not lost, resilience and love will win in the end
Adam Chaffins’ mark on the Americana music industry is one of broad strokes and horizons and a trail...
Alive & Suffering by Brian Lybrandt | delicate and fragile, thoughtful and fearful. It is simply haunting.
“I grew up playing music from a young age,” American singer-songwriter Brian Lybrandt reveals to me straight away....
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