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Pop essentials and a little bit more

‘Dirty Little Secret’ – Charlie Hole EP Review

March 1, 2016

We review Charlie Hole’s EP, ‘Dirty Little Secret’, ahead of his launch tonight at The Garage, London.

John Parry Tells Us It’s ‘Enough’ With Self Produced EP

March 1, 2016

A four track EP from 18 year old Londoner John Parry, ‘Enough’, is sexy, smokey and sultry, with lyrics and a vocal style that defies his age.

Tor Miller at The Courtyard, Hoxton, London – 25th February 2016

February 29, 2016

Steve Holley caught the recent London performance of NY singer, Tor Miller. We’ll bring Steve’s review of Tom’s debut album soon.

James Edge and The Mindstep Tell Us ‘Where We Are Going To’

February 16, 2016

James Edge and The Mindstep are a London based progressive folk trio. Stating their influences as Nick Drake and Joni Mitchell, among others, they describe their music as “Weird and dark jazzy alt-folk”.

James Brant’s Album is ‘Strange By Design’ and We Like That

February 13, 2016

With his first solo album, ‘Strange By Design’, folk/rock singer songwriter James Brant lets us have a little look inside his life.

Honey Ryder at The Troubadour

February 8, 2016

Tuesday 26th January saw Honey Ryder, supported by Claydon Connor, take to the Troubadour stage.

Izzy Bizu at Scala, London 27 January 2016

January 29, 2016

Steve Holley caught Izzy Bizu at London’s Scala on Wednesday night.

Louis Berry at The Old Blue Last: 21st January 2016

January 22, 2016

Steve Holley went to The Old Blue Last to check out Louis Berry’s show.

Molly Anna Band Have Us Seeing ‘Ghosts’ With New EP

January 13, 2016

Comprising Molly Anna and Mike Hukins, Molly Anna Band has a compelling sound, bringing to mind a pared down Corrs or a sweeter sounding Cranberries. It’s a folky sound, with a pop edge: hard to define, but easy to listen to.