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Walk Off The Earth Release New Single ‘Home Alone’ From New Album ‘Here We Go’

September 30, 2019

Canadian pop outfit Walk Off The Earth are back with their brand new single ‘Home Alone’.

Amy Studt Is ‘The Happiest Girl In The Universe’ With Release Of New Album

September 29, 2019

Sounding like a cross between Lana del Rey, Suzanne Vega, Marina, and more than a touch of Kate Bush, Amy Studt’s new album, ‘Happiest Girl In The Universe’ is eleven tracks of exquisite, hard-hitting and deeply personal, gorgeousness.

Michelle Johnson – ‘I’m All In’

September 28, 2019

Las Vegas artist Michelle Johnson’s style is best described as Carole King meets Ella Fitzgerald and draws from jazz, pop, soft rock, musical theatre, gritty blues, and soul. Her new single, ‘I’m All In’ is a showcase for her incredible talent.

Angel Constantinou Knows What’s Up With Brand New Single ‘That’s Wassup’

September 28, 2019

Angel Constantinou’s new single, ‘That’s Wassup’, is her first release for 2019, and follows on from her debut, ‘Habibi’, which was released in June 2018, and reached the #4 spot in the UK Club Charts.

John DeNicola Had The Time Of His Life With Debut Solo Album ‘The Why Because’ And Lead Single ‘You’re The Only One’

September 27, 2019

Even if you don’t recognise his name, you’ll know the music of John DeNicola, a legendary songwriter, probably most famous for writing and co-writing songs which featured on the soundtrack of the 1980s classic film, ‘Dirty Dancing’ – yes, he’s responsible for ‘(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life’, and ‘Hungry Eyes’.

Wallis Bird – ‘Woman’

September 27, 2019

Wallis Bird has never really been backward in coming forward over her last five albums but in today’s release, ‘Woman’, she steps firmly into the social and political issues of the last few years.

Mother Yeti – ‘My Best Please’

September 18, 2019

Mother Yeti are as elusive as the Himalayan Cryptid for whom they are named. First spotted in the Pacific Northwest circa 2012, their numbers have varied between two to as many as five members over the years. Their latest single, ‘My Best Please’, has a sound as hard to pin down as the band themselves, and ranges between punk, psych rock, and RnB. One thing we know for sure however – we love it.

Zaritza – ‘Slot Machine’

September 18, 2019

Zaritza’s latest release, ‘Slot Machine’ is an empowering affirmation from a woman who knows exactly what she wants and isn’t afraid to do what it takes to get it.

Sophie Colette – ‘Would You Like It?’

September 16, 2019

A worthy contender for summer anthem of the year, Sophie Colette’s ‘Would You Like It?’ celebrates the realisation of falling in love in a refreshing, atmospheric new video.

Lumineers – ‘III’

September 11, 2019

Set for release this Friday, 13 September, ‘III’ by The Lumineers, is not just their third long player, but it’s also a concept album divided into 3 parts, focusing on the fictional Sparks family, Gloria, Junior, and Jimmy.

Byre – ‘Object Permanence’

September 9, 2019

Byre are too clever by half, with their artwork for their album ‘Here In Dead Lights’ depicting a cow – a byre of course is a cowshed. But their cleverness goes further than this; the group, who create very catchy tracks with mesmerising bass and synths, are led by Zach Zint, and Aaron Tanner, the latter of whom has a mostly instrumental side-gig called Off-Ox…when he’s not in the Byre.

Imposter EP Is An Honest Ode To Self-Love And Acceptance

September 5, 2019

Jonatha Brooke is back with her latest effort in a long line of successful musical releases. Having spent time working with Katy Perry and writing songs for Disney, it’s about time that this Massachusetts-born singer-songwriter took some time out to write for herself, and with her new EP Imposter, Brooke achieves this and so much more.

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