Reviews
‘Lucy (Remix 2026)’- David Goundry, radiating psychedelic pop brilliance
There’s a certain kind of song that instantly transports you to another time, and with ‘Lucy (Remix 2026)’, London songwriter and guitarist David Goundry dives headfirst into the colourful universe of classic psychedelic pop. From the very first moments, the song bursts open with warm, shimmering guitar tones that feel straight out of the golden […]
‘By My Side (Stolen Dance)’- Milky Chance x southstar, a classic rewired for the dancefloor
Some songs never really leave us. They drift through playlists, late-night radio, and festival memories, quietly growing in stature as the years pass. Milky Chance’s breakout track is one of those rare pieces of music that seems to age in reverse, and with the new collaboration with Berlin producer southstar, it receives a thrilling second […]
‘Unstoppable’- Lois Powell & Night Wolf, finding quiet strength in fragile fire
Some songs roar their way into your consciousness, while others arrive slowly, like a storm gathering on the horizon. ‘Unstoppable’, the latest collaboration between singer-songwriter Lois Powell and producer Night Wolf, belongs firmly to the latter category as it unveils a piece that builds patiently, revealing its emotional weight layer by layer. From the opening […]
‘A New Way’- Marsh Family, raising their voices towards generational frustration
There’s something undeniably powerful about a family singing together. And with ‘A New Way’, the Kent-based Marsh Family deliver a fiery introduction to the musical direction behind their forthcoming debut album, and it lands with urgency, conviction, and a surprising amount of bite. While many listeners first encountered the group through their widely shared online […]
‘Afraid Of Stairs’- Rosenthal, a tender leap into the dark
There’s something quietly cinematic about ‘Afraid Of Stairs’, the sophomore single from Danish songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jeppe Kiel Revsbech under the name Rosenthal. From the first hazy swell of synth, you’re drawn into a suspended moment, as if standing at the bottom of a staircase you’re not quite sure you’re ready to climb. Built on glistening […]
‘Miles Away’- Patience Please, built for big rooms and bigger feelings
West London trio Patience Please arrive with the kind of debut that kicks the door wide open. ‘Miles Away’ is a six-song introduction that feels immediate, urgent, and gloriously alive, capturing a band on the brink of something far larger than the rehearsal rooms where it all began. From the first strike of guitar, there’s a restless […]
‘RECALIBRATION’- Amana Melome’, a radiant return to the self
Right from its earthly beginnings, Amana Melome’s latest body of work ‘RECALIBRATION’ feels like a record steeped in lineage, life experience, and a hard-won clarity that only comes from stepping away long enough to hear your own heartbeat again. With roots that trace back to jazz royalty, Melome’ could easily lean on heritage alone. But […]
‘The River’- Gregg Kofi Brown, finding grace in the current
Some songs arrive palms open, eyes steady, and asking you to step closer. And Gregg Kofi Brown’s ‘The River’ is that kind of release, delivering an Afro-gospel surge that moves with the patience of water and the force of a confession you can’t keep inside anymore. It’s written with pop-world pedigree in the room, sure, […]
‘Réminiscence’- Tita Nzebi, turning memory into motion
Right from the very start, ‘Réminiscence’ lands like a handprint in wet clay; warm, human, and impossible to mistake for anything mass-produced. Tita Nzebi has always carried a sense of place in her voice, but this album is a body of songs that treats heritage as a living thing you can hold, question, and pass on. […]
