Reviews
‘Myosotis’- Red Skies Mourning return with forward-thinking electro-indie-pop album
Baltimore’s Red Skies Mourning enters the spotlight with ‘Myosotis’, a genre-blending album that positions the group as a fresh voice in today’s indie music landscape. Spearheaded by singer-songwriter Chris Aleshire, the album breaks down conventional genre barriers, weaving a variety of influences and moods into a cohesive yet unpredictable experience. Tracks like ‘Obvious’ highlight Aleshire’s […]
‘Cleanse’- SATRE, returns with his deeply immersive and emotional storytelling
Swedish-born indie-folk singer SATRE returns with ‘Cleanse’, a tender, reflective ballad capturing the solace that nature offers in a fast-paced world. Drawing inspiration from the quiet landscapes of his homeland, SATRE’s new track finds calm in contrast to London’s relentless energy, offering listeners a gentle escape from the pressures of modern life. ‘Cleanse’ is steeped […]
‘No Illusions’- Little Juke, haunting and dramatic new single from this band on the rise
Midlands alt-rock outfit Little Juke are back with their new single ‘No Illusions’. Following the buzz of their debut track ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’- which turned heads at both Radio X and BBC Introducing- this latest release is poised to elevate Little Juke’s fast-rising reputation. Their unique brand of indie-rock takes on a more diverse […]
‘Emancipation’- Caleb Hart, fresh sounds from genre-pushing artist
Caleb Hart takes listeners on a soulful journey with ‘Emancipation’, his seventh and most dynamic release yet. This seven-track EP blends Hart’s Caribbean heritage with genre-pushing creativity, showcasing his unmistakable “Island Soul” sound. Each track is a testament to his artistic evolution and heartfelt dedication to his roots, bringing together the rhythms and spirit of […]
‘The Falling (432 Hz)’- Autorub, masterful synth pop with an edge of rebellion
Autorub returns with ‘The Falling (432Hz)’, a punchy, genre-blending anthem that infuses classic rock grit with modern polish. Fronted by the ever-sharp Michael Corn, Autorub combines biting wit and infectious hooks, crafting tracks that connect on both a musical and intellectual level. Corn’s history with a post-grunge band and his experience composing for TV have […]
‘Is Everything Okay?’- Tom Minor, bringing his signature punchy, wry humour to the indie scene
Tom Minor’s latest single ‘Is Everything Okay?’ is a tongue-in-cheek anthem for those moments when life’s little miseries come knocking and you’d rather not face the question head-on. The song, a punchy indie-rock number, digs into the classic dilemma of how to respond when well-intentioned voices ask if you’re okay. Wrapped in catchy hooks and […]
‘ex-friends’ – jazzygold returns with sharply honest pop-soul single
On her latest release ‘ex-friends’, Faroese pop-soul artist jazzygold dives into the raw complexities of fractured friendships. This single builds on the introspective foundation laid by her previous track ‘homerun’ and steps further into the terrain of emotional vulnerability. Rather than tales of romance gone sour, jazzygold turns her spotlight to those friendships that let […]
‘I’m Sorry (You’re Lonely)’- Drew Thomas, exploring his darker and heavier sound
Drew Thomas takes a bold leap with his latest single ‘I’m Sorry (You’re Lonely)’, a dark, unapologetic anthem that marks a fierce new direction for the London-based grit-pop artist. The track is a potent response to those who have doubted or undermined him, trading his characteristic restraint for raw defiance. With gritty production and biting […]
‘The Dashboard Incident’- Lee Trent returns with triumphant song of warmth and resilience
Lee Trent’s latest single ‘The Dashboard Incident’ is an introspective journey that captures a moment of reckoning and renewal. Self-produced and expertly mixed by Joel Gardella, this track taps into Trent’s storytelling roots, drawing from a pivotal experience that became a catalyst for change. With themes of self-discovery, resilience, and learning to appreciate the present, […]
