MattO Gives Voice To The Voiceless With New Single, ‘Reeling’

MattO’s songs have an immediate effect, and the sound stays with the listener long after they’ve pressed stop. The singer songwriter has made it his mission to sing about the real things in his life, things that everyone can relate to; the issues and emotions that matter to us all. With his new single and video, ‘Reeling’, MattO brings his astute social commentary to the fore, in a way which speaks to everyone, as we all look for answers in this crazy troubled world.

HIT ALERT: Ladybyrd Releases New Single ‘Way Back Home’

London-based singer Ladybyrd returns with evocative new single “Way Back Home”, a melancholically pensive, haunting track unveiled from the hotly-tipped debut album that combines her deeply heartfelt, introspective lyrics with a hypnotic sound. Drawing comparisons to the cinematic enticement of Lana Del Rey and the enriching, melodic charm of Taylor Swift, “Way Back Home ” is a breathtaking example of Ladybyrd’s intriguing songwriting and ability to craft captivating, empowering pop. 

PREMIERE: NADIA Releases New Track ‘Buzz’

Fresh from the release of vibrant dance-pop anthem “Push The Button”, Belfast singer-songwriter Nadia is making a swift return with the infectious, soul-stirring “Buzz” out February 2nd. Designed to fill glittering dancefloors, the track takes us back to the effervescent nostalgia of the 90s club scene and explores the euphoria of moving to a new city. With a knack for delivering irresistible earworms that epitomize the excitement of her early twenties, Nadia is set to captivate her ever-growing audience and diminish gloomy winter spirits. 

Gareth Dunlop Is Setting Synth-Pop Alight With Brand New Fire-Cracker, “I Don’t Feel You”

Gareth Dunlop returns with triumphant hit “I Don’t Feel You”, the divine follow-up single of his highly-anticipated third album “Welcome To The House I Don’t Know”. In preparation for its release later this year, the Irish pop powerhouse is following in the footsteps of the self-confessional, heartfelt “Church”, conveying another undeniably joyous, perfectly crafted slice of synth-pop. 

Martha And The Muffins Examine Gun Violence In Their Moving Cover Of The Buffalo Springfield Classic, ‘For What It’s Worth’

With their latest release, a cover of Buffalo Springfield’s 1966 classic, ‘For What It’s Worth’, Martha and the Muffins imbue Stephen Stills’ poignant lyrics with a treatment that’s slower, darker, and more relevant than ever. Back in the 60s, gun violence was something that was shocking, rare, and unacceptable; somehow along the way it’s become so much a part of every day life, that people barely look up when they hear of or see it. Martha and the Muffins are aware of this shift, and see it for what it is: a blight on society, “a perverse virus perpetuated by hypocrites mouthing their meaningless recitations of ‘thoughts and prayers'”.