Discovery: Aleksander Waaktaar
Aleksander Waaktaar is a Norwegian acoustic artist who provides a masterclass in delicateness in his new track She Really Doesn’t Love You. Continue reading “Discovery: Aleksander Waaktaar”
Category: Reviews
Discovery: Ren Geisick
Ren Geisick is a jazz-singer turned country music artist from Silicon Valley, California who channels the greats in her new track Last Train Home. Continue reading “Discovery: Ren Geisick”
Discovery: Mystery Rose
When I first heard American punk artist Mystery Rose’s new track Gossip, I couldn’t quite believe that she’s only sixteen, such was the completeness of her sound. Continue reading “Discovery: Mystery Rose”
Discovery: Sløtface
Sløtface is our latest discovery coming out of Norway which seems to have an abundant music scene right now. The four-piece indie pop band has released a real earworm in the form of their new track Tap The Pack. Continue reading “Discovery: Sløtface”
Discovery: Wettworker and Cubbiebear
Sadly, we’re a little late in discovering Cubbiebear as the American MC recently passed away. However, he collaborated with Canadian post-punk artist Wettworker before his passing and their new track Are You Okay? is a tribute to his memory. Continue reading “Discovery: Wettworker and Cubbiebear”
Video: Fraktal – Only Human
Fraktal are a Swiss jazz collective whose new live performance video Only Human is a masterpiece of subtlety and explosiveness. Continue reading “Video: Fraktal – Only Human”
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.
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”
