Discovery: John Nicholas
John Nicholas is a British country singer with a style that’s right up to date. Continue reading “Discovery: John Nicholas”
Author: Graeme Smith
Discovery: Bleu Stroud
At only eighteen-years-old Bleu Stroud is already taking the pop industry by storm. New track Train Wreck will feature on the soundtrack of the film Trading Paint starring John Travolta and Shania Twain. We gave it a listen. Continue reading “Discovery: Bleu Stroud”
The Receivers – Saturday
We’re pleased to share the new track from York Calling favourites The Receivers, Saturday, out today. Continue reading “The Receivers – Saturday”
Discovery: Reece Lemonius
Sultry British singer Reece Lemonius is on a mission to bring some romance to the world with new track Comfortable. Continue reading “Discovery: Reece Lemonius”
Shy FX – Bad After We
Shy FX came to prominence in the ’90s jungle scene, being one of its trailblazing proponents, bringing the genre to the UK top 40 charts. He’s back with a new grime track Bad After We featuring Ghetts & Kojey Radical. Continue reading “Shy FX – Bad After We”
Video: Lo Lo – Sweater Collection
Canadian pop star Lo Lo continues to impress us with her charm and songwriting in new video Sweater Collection. Continue reading “Video: Lo Lo – Sweater Collection”
Audrey – Soufflé
Soufflé is the second track we have featured from New Jersey RnB newcomer Audrey, and it’s everything we’ve come to know and love from the upstart singer. Continue reading “Audrey – Soufflé”
Lost Hours at Micklegate Social
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect when one of York’s singer, song-writers Paul Lewis asked me to review his latest project, “Lost Hours”. Continue reading “Lost Hours at Micklegate Social”
Beth McCarthy at Fibbers
On Friday, local legend Beth McCarthy headlined Fibbers to launch her EP Wildfire, backed by a full band for the occasion. Joining her on the night were Annie Donaghy, Antonio Lulic and The Dunwells. Continue reading “Beth McCarthy at Fibbers”
