An Triangles is a Boston, USA-based alternative rock singer songwriter who I’ve featured before on the blog. Back in March, I discovered the multi-instrumentalist, whose real name is Doug Poppe, thanks to his debut single Ridicule. Now he’s back with a new one. It’s called Mother of You.
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Scarlett Loran is an indie folk singer songwriter based in Bath. Having released her debut single Shadow early last year, she took a bit of a breather before returning with an ethereal new one that’s caught my attention. It’s called Alibi.
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Sammy Copley is a Dublin, Ireland-based singer songwriter who has caught my attention through his arresting new single Little Box. The track, a follow up to his underground hit To The Bone, takes on the subject of changing yourself to suit someone else.
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LoveSelf is Canada-based alternative rock artist Joshua O’Riley. I first featured him on the blog back in April through his indie pop track Anymore. Now he’s back with a new one, taking things in a grunge direction. It’s called Diggin My Grave.
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Hailing from Manchester, Nat Dempsey & The Near Strangers are an indie rock four-piece who have been performing together since last autumn. They’ve just hit our radar through their bouncy debut single. It’s called Run & Hide.
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Said Sara, real name David Benson, is a San Francisco, USA-based folk rock singer songwriter who has caught my attention through his darkly atmospheric new track. It’s called Sea.
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On tour at York Theatre Royal this week is a West End success: The play what I wrote. Naturally, we know this must be about Morecambe and Wise, mustn’t we?
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Mackenzie Day is a San Diego, USA-born indie pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for this blog last month through her inventive track My Psychic Said. Now she’s back with a new one exploring mental health and society’s ignorance towards it. It’s called Code: Red (7 Years).
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Stuck In My Head (Alternate Recordings) is the fourth studio album from Varburg, Sweden-based experimental act Le Days. I’ve featured them twice before on the blog, through their very different but equally challenging tracks Red Little Hands and We Are Slaves. Both feature in the collection of alternate recordings of tracks from their second album I Am Your King.
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