Reviews
‘how i wanna die’- SEBASTIAN RYDGREN, finding the sweet spot between calm and eternity
There’s a special kind of confidence that settles in quietly, takes a deep breath, and smiles at the world exactly as it is. On his latest offering ‘how i wanna die’, SEBASTIAN RYDGREN captures the moment when striving pauses and contentment takes the wheel. Built on sleek contemporary pop textures, the track unfolds with patience, allowing atmosphere and […]
‘Don’t String Me Along’- Attack The Sound, claiming their power back through groove
There’s a moment in every great pop-soul record where the weight lifts because the artist finally chooses themselves. And that moment pulses through every second of the latest single from Attack the Sound, a release that feels like a declaration of independence set to a restless, kinetic groove. From its opening seconds, ‘Don’t String Me Along’ […]
‘Madelaine’- Patience Please, capturing lightning in a quiet bottle
There’s something thrilling about the moment a young band dares to slow down. And with their latest outing ‘Madelaine’, London’s Patience Please step away from the roar of amplifiers and the rush of packed rooms, and in doing so, reveal a depth that feels genuinely moving. This is the sound of a group pausing mid-stride, […]
‘REVERIE …FROM THEN TILL NOW’- Michellar, unveiling a lifetime in bloom
There are records that feel like the opening of a long-sealed diary, and ‘REVERIE …FROM THEN TILL NOW’ is unmistakably one of those releases. Michellar’s new full-length offering reveals the arc of a life rediscovering its own voice, with tenderness, courage, and an almost luminous sense of gratitude. From the opening moments of ‘It’s Another Year’, this […]
‘Worst Part Of The Year’- Caroline Parke, turning isolation into quiet, unbreakable beauty
There is a particular kind of honesty that only comes from places most maps forget. On her latest single ‘Worst Part Of The Year’, Caroline Parke opens a window onto a landscape of frost, silence, and waiting, and lets us stand beside her in the cold. The result is a song that feels both achingly […]
‘I Thought I Was Dreaming’- Dancing The Conga, when memory learns to sing
There’s something quietly extraordinary about the way Dancing The Conga move through feeling. On their latest offering ‘I Thought I Was Dreaming’, the Oslo trio deliver a piece that unfurls slowly, inviting you into a shared moment of reflection, warmth, and hushed wonder. From its opening bars, the track glows with a gentle, analogue intimacy. […]
‘I Think I Said Something’- Siri Neel, turning self-doubt into pure fire
There are moments in pop when an artist throws open a window and let fresh air rush into a room that’s grown far too predictable. ‘I Think I Said Something’ is exactly that kind of moment. Bright, cheeky, fearless, and bursting with personality, Siri Neel’s newest offering is a joyful rebellion wrapped in melody, a […]
‘The Wolf’- Craig Small Music, howling with cinematic grace
There’s something wonderfully theatrical about a song that knows exactly what it wants to be. With his newest outing ‘The Wolf’, Craig Small unveils a slow-burning drama that unfolds with each verse and refrain. This is a track that prowls rather than rushes, letting atmosphere and narrative guide its movements, and the result is quietly […]
‘Butterflies’- Carley Varley, facing heartbreak head on
With her latest single ‘Butterflies’, Winchester’s Carley Varley delivers a piercing, emotionally charged moment that lands somewhere between vulnerability and defiance. It’s the sound of someone standing in the wreckage of intimacy, staring straight at the truth, and refusing to look away. This track sits within the wider emotional arc of Varley’s ongoing EP project, which traces […]
