Interview: Sweet ‘n’ Juicy
We chatted to fruit-based rock-funk band Sweet ‘n’ Juicy from Portland, Oregon about new music, influences and Bach vs Black Midi.
Author: Graeme Smith
Jade Cuttle – Algal Bloom
Algal Bloom is the new eco-themed album of poem-songs from York musician Jade Cuttle. Continue reading “Jade Cuttle – Algal Bloom”
Discovery: Elliot Moss
Elliot Moss is an electronic indie artist from the US who combines old school dance beats with chilled vocals in new track Bodyintoshapes. Continue reading “Discovery: Elliot Moss”
Sea Girls – Ready For More
Ready For More is the third single we’ve shared from British indie rock band Sea Girls – following on from Heavenly War in 2018 and the anthemic Damage Done last year – and it feels like this band really is ready for more.
Altered Images and I Love the 80s DJ set play Holmfirth
One of the brightest stars in the 80’s new wave sky, Altered Images, are best remembered for their no.1 single Happy Birthday. Their bubbly lead singer Clare Grogan originally shot to fame in the film Gregory’s Girl, then later went onto appear in Red Dwarf, EastEnders, Skins and was a presenter on music station VH1. Continue reading “Altered Images and I Love the 80s DJ set play Holmfirth”
Discovery: Sarah Harmer
Sarah Harmer is a Canadian indie pop artist who’s new track St Peter’s Bay is full of folky nostalgia. Continue reading “Discovery: Sarah Harmer”
Nashville’s Ira Wolf to play intimate gig in York
The first Green Chilli Roots gig of 2020 on Friday 7 February will feature Ira Wolf supported by York’s own Dan Webster. The gig will take place in the wonderfully atmospheric Marriott Room at York Explore (Central Library).
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Aunty Social – Cortex
Cortex is the third track we’ve shared of Canadian bedroom pop artist Aunty Social and it’s a somewhat brighter affair than Traveling Circus or Crack A Deal. Continue reading “Aunty Social – Cortex”
Discovery: Sol Croft
Sol Croft is a London-based singer-songwriter who takes his style cues from Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits. Continue reading “Discovery: Sol Croft”
