Song Review/ Rock : Dandelionjames’ ‘Note to Self’
His latest release is ‘Note to Self’, a composition that is built with drifting riffs, catchy grooves, flying chords and sunwashed vocals.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Deptford Sound Collective’s ‘#KissMyArse The Queer Fight Back’
An electro-pop orchestra that has now come to stand proudly by the queer people. Their latest track is ‘#KissMyArse The Queer Fight Back’.
Song Review/ Piano : Peter Manning Robinson’s ‘Bent Out of Shape’
His latest release is ‘Bent Out of Shape’, a track that feels both insightful and aimlessly free at the same time. There’s a lightness to it, a casual wandering kind of energy.
Song Review/ Jazz : Andrei British’s ‘Alien Jazz Girl’
Andrei British and Bec Hollcraft make a spectacular track. ‘Alien Jazz Girl’ is glamorous, spontaneous and full of action. It has a larger than life energy, with a lot of sparkles, a lot of musical creativity and free exploration. It’s perfectly named.
Song Review/ Country : KER’s ‘Love To You All’
Ker’s latest single is ‘Love To You All’, a slowly inked song that takes on a cinematic pace and forms in performative frames. The country folk song has a lot of imagery within the contemplative spirit of the track.
Song Review/ Folk : Ridge Banks’ ‘Searching For Savannah’
His latest release is ‘Searching For Savannah’, a track that is meant to comfort, soothe and bring peace to a community that has lost a beautiful little girl.
Song Review/ Americana : Barn & Belle’s ‘Thank You’
Barn and Belle are an Americana duo, who revive old country instrumentation and mood to a contemporary flow. Their latest release is ‘Thank You’, a track that teases their upcoming EP, ‘In Between’.
EP Review/ Folk : Zachary Mason’s ‘Welcome To My Heart’
Emotions, feelings, reflections, what have you. It is a beautiful vehicle to journey through them. His latest release is ‘Welcome To My Heart’, a three track EP that best features his style.
EP Review/ Rock n Roll : DownTown Mystic’s ‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’
DownTown Mystic set out a much needed rock n roll EP with the ‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’. The band’s vintage yet modern tagline is so nicely brought out in this collection.
Song Review/ Folk : Den Edie’s ‘Oh, Dear Lord!’
His latest release is ‘Oh Dear Lord’. It has a remarkable spirit to it. Urgent and dynamic in a way that wakes the listener up.
Song Review/ Soul : Doctor Noize’s ‘Some People See, But I Don’t’
Creating rhythms, narratives and fun soundscapes around this, he builds an appealing portfolio of music. ‘Some People See, But I Don’t’ is the artist’s latest release.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Mick J Clark’s ‘Anuther Summer Hulliday’
Mick J Clark ushers in the summer spirit with his single, ‘Anuther Sunny Hulliday’. His ability to effortlessly fathom a dream, a vacation and a sunny mood is so charming.
Song Review/ Country : Liz Nash’s ‘Livin Like A Local’
Her latest release is ‘Livin Like A Local’ , a track that celebrates the roots of a place. And her style fits the theme of life.
Song Review/ Indie : Blake Baker’s ‘We Night Owls’
Like in his latest release, ‘We Night Owls’, he romanticises the notions of night, connecting it with contemplative moods and soft pop.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Mick J Clark’s ‘This Life is Unforgiving’
He has a very special and unique way of shaping the human experience with easy sincerity, simplicity and world-weary charisma. In his single, ‘This Life Is Unforgiving’, he delves into all the many ways that we are let down by life.
Song Review/ Folk : Fish and Scale’s ‘Holy Man’
Fish and Scale has just released his latest track, ‘Holy Man’. A folk song that is as light as air itself. It has a floating rhythm, suspended in a way that feels like it’s still but also in momentous motion.
EP Review/ Nu Metal : Watch Me Die Inside’s ‘Infinity Fall III’
Their latest release is ‘Infinity Fall III’, a three track EP that showcases the grandeur of their music. This does not come about just with style.
Song Review/ Rock : My Glass World’s ‘We’re All The Same’
Their latest release is ‘We’re All The Same’, a track that is in a flow state. The rhythm saunters and winds along like a paper in the breeze. It’s buoyant, light and full of waves.
Song Review/ Pop : Matthew Phillips’s ‘Battlefield of Love’
His latest release is ‘Battlefield of Love’. A track that explores the pushes and pulls of love. It is evocative and full of revealing moments that are so human.
Song Review/ Folk Rock : Petri Selin’s ‘Kesä saapuu vihdoin Helsinkiin’
Petri Selin is a Finnish singer-songwriter and folk rock artist. ‘Kesä saapuu vihdoin Helsinkiin’ or ‘Summer finally arrives in Helsinki’ is the artist’s 2018 original single. A song that is made with luminous acoustics, warm melodies and deep, influencing folk.