Liverpool’s Neil Potter Tells A Vulnerable And Raw Story With Folk Rock Release, ‘Over The Hills’

Liverpool artist Neil Potter started out back at the age of 14, when he first picked up a guitar, and he’s never looked back, saying, “Not a day goes by without me at least doing something musical. It’s all I’ve ever dreamed of doing”. Latest release, ‘Over The Hills’, feels like an uncovered Radiohead track, the kind of song that lingers in the back of the mind.

Nate Currin Explores The Ghosts Of The Past With Folk Rock Release, ‘The Highway’

Nate Currin’s songs tell cathartic stories of finding beauty in the broken places, and no less so than with latest release, ‘The Highway’.

Susan Aquila Shares With Us About New Single, ‘I Took It For Me’

We spoke with Susan Aquila about taking control of her career, writing her own music, and new release, ‘I Took It For Me’.

Susan Aquila Wields Her Violin With Passion In ‘I Took It For Me’

As passionate as she is esteemed, electric violinist Susan Aquila has stepped out on her own, and for the first time, she’s playing music that she’s written, rather than her incredible covers. The first single of this ambitious new venture is ‘I Took It For Me’, a stunning track that fully captures her enthusiasm and strength of character – as well as her immense talent.

We Speak With Foundry Town Survivors About New Single And Video, ‘Three Sisters’

Following on from our review of Foundry Town Survivors’ new single and video, ‘Three Sisters’, we speak with duo Mark Tomorsky and Tommy Johnsmiller about the song, the video, growing up in Michigan, and what’s next.

Beyond The Rubicon Electrify With New EP, ‘Awakening 1’ 

Formerly known as The Rubicon, duo Beyond The Rubicon kick off a three song EP, ‘Awakening 1’, the first of a trilogy of EPs, with more to come in August and October. Combining a bold blend of pop, Americana, and rock, ‘Awakening 1’ is a statement of resilience, brimful with infectious melodies and raw emotion.

Baby Let’s Go ‘No Where’ Fast – Susan Aquila Speaks About The Restlessness Of Her Latest Release, And Her Musical Motivations

Susan Aquila is a firebrand in the modern music business, with her electric violin and growling vocals setting her apart from all others. She spoke with Essentially Pop about latest single, ‘No Where’, and what’s behind her music and identity.

Susan Aquila Cranks Up The Restlessness In Latest Drop, ‘No Where’

Told from the perspective of a narrator who feels trapped in a relationship that is making them increasingly feel suffocated, ‘No Where’ from Susan Aquila is unapologetically hard rock with a classical edge.

We Feed Alone Compel Listeners With Intense Energy In ‘ONE ANOTHERS’

We Feed Alone’s dark, driving rhythms and soul-stirring lyrics take listeners to surreal worlds with an innovative, industrial, and grunge sound, combining rock with introspective, intricate, and raw storytelling. This is no less so in their latest release, ‘ONE ANOTHERS’.

Me And My Nightmare Release Touching And Moving Tribute With ‘Don’t Forget Me” (Remix)’

A touching tribute to her mother, ‘Don’t Forget Me’ sees Méa of Me And My Nightmare weave sunny memories with the turmoil of caring for a loved one with a heartbreaking illness.

Musical Project Wendebellefly Present New Rock Pop Album, ‘Flowers Blooming’

Released on November 20, ‘Flowers Blooming’ is a showcase of singer-songwriter Wendebellefly’s unique talent for blending musical and visual arts.

Janet Devlin Releases Breakthrough Country-Rock Album ‘Emotional Rodeo’ In Career Milestone

Janet Devlin has carved out a pathway as an unlikely country star, transitioning from her Irish folk roots to the sweeping soundscapes of Nashville. After breakthrough single ‘Emotional Rodeo’, a triumphant anthem on re-owning mental health struggles, hit No.4 on the UK iTunes Country Chart, she has since gone on to release an impressive cascade of singles that evoke her versatility and commitment to her new country-rock persona. This includes the tender, Fleetwood Mac-inspired ‘Red Flag’, which was recently hailed as BBC Radio 2’s Track Of The Week.