Reviews
‘The Middle’- Chloe Jessica, stepping into the spotlight
There’s a particular electricity that comes from a band catching itself in the act of becoming. You can hear it in the first moments of ‘The Middle’, where Chloe Jessica step forward as artists brave enough to let their stories spill out in full colour. This debut announces itself with a pulse that’s equal parts glossy and […]
‘Rapture and Rupture’- Social Gravy, conjuring two guitars with one heart
There’s a special electricity that happens when a song feels like it’s breathing alongside you, and ‘Rapture and Rupture’ lives squarely in that space. Social Gravy have always known how to write with feeling, but here they tap into a kind of emotional motion that doesn’t need to shout to be heard. This track carries you through […]
‘Hanging On’- Eddie Somera, finding beauty in the break
There’s something quietly devastating about Eddie Somera’s new single ‘Hanging On’. It doesn’t arrive with bombast or drama; instead it drifts in like the last warm breeze of a Hawaiian evening, carrying with it the ache of something you know is slipping away. From the first shimmering notes, the track feels suspended in that fragile emotional space […]
‘Dead End’- Antoin Gibson, standing at the edge of silence
There’s a special kind of bravery in choosing stillness when the world expects spectacle, and Antoin Gibson leans straight into that courage on ‘Dead End’. This is a track that arrives like a quiet room after a long collapse; sparse, unguarded, and so emotionally present it almost feels like you’ve stumbled into someone else’s private reckoning. […]
‘Under The Influence’- Mortal Prophets, rewiring the ghosts of their past
There’s something thrilling about an artist who treats their inspirations as unstable chemicals; things to be heated, stressed, and pushed until they change form. On ‘Under The Influence’, Mortal Prophets step into that role with confidence and nerve, delivering a project that feels like controlled demolition. This release isn’t interested in faithful recreation. Instead, it feels like […]
‘What Brings You Back’- Lana Crow, a whisper that holds you steady
There’s a particular bravery in writing a song that doesn’t shout its intentions but instead trusts stillness. With her newest outing ‘What Brings You Back’, Lana Crow leans fully into that trust, delivering a piece that feels like a quiet exchange between the song and the listener. From the first moments, the track settles into a slow, deliberate […]
‘London City’- Ingeborg, turning emotional ruins into power
With her latest offering ‘London City’, Swiss artist Ingeborg delivers one of those rare singles that feels both intensely personal and sharply cinematic. This is electro-pop that walks with purpose, eyes forward, carrying the weight of memory without letting it dictate the future. From the opening moments, the song unfolds like a night scene pulled from an art-house […]
‘What Makes You Think’- RIOT SON, a reckless new-wave reckoning
There’s a moment on ‘What Makes You Think’ where everything locks into place and you realise RIOT SON is actively sharpening his sound. This single presses forward, eyes wide, nerves buzzing, carrying the urgency of someone who knows they’re standing on the edge of something bigger. From the first notes, the track pulses with a tightly coiled energy. Guitars […]
‘All About Life’- Shani Weiss, turning lived experiences into shared truth
There’s something quietly powerful about music that simply opens its hands and says, this is who I am, this is what I’ve learned. On ‘All About Life’, Shani Weiss delivers her most grounded and resonant work to date, shaping a six-song release that feels like an invitation into her world. These songs move with the assurance of someone who […]
