Melyssa Lee is a Calgary, Canada-based acoustic folk artist who has featured a few times before on the blog. She first hit our pages as part of Jane’s Made In Canada round up in February, which Jane then followed up with an interview. Now it’s my turn to run the rule over Melyssa’s music thanks to her debut EP Simply.

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Matt Justmann is a multi-instrumentalist musician and composer, handcrafting pretty pieces of music with a cinematic bent. By Jane Howkins Reentry certainly sounds like something off … Continue reading Discovery: Matt Justmann

Will’s Leaving is a gorgeous new piece of piano-based classical music from British composer and pianist Hayley Morton. By Jane Howkins Will’s Leaving was written about … Continue reading Discovery: Hayley Morton

Composer, producer and musician David Slowing is an artist residing in Austin, Texas, creating gorgeous neoclassical soundscapes. By Jane Howkins Homes is quite a subtle track … Continue reading Discovery: David Slowing

Daniella Binyamin is a Stockholm, Sweden-based singer songwriter who has just released the acoustic version of her debut EP, Abba.

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Swiss musician Elezeta is doing something really different from modern mainstream music, as displayed in new track, Lament of the machines. By Jane Howkins Lament of … Continue reading Discovery: Elezeta

Issac Antonia Silvia is a Los Angeles, USA-based pop and R&B artist who has just hit my radar thanks to his debut single Hit My Line.

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London-based indie pop act Amen Sioux has featured on this blog twice before. He first came to our attention in April thanks to his track Useless which he then followed up with Dramatic in May. Now he’s back with another that comes complete with a video. It’s called Drunk In Love.

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Russia-born Savva Rozanov, who performs as Synedoche Montauk, has featured a couple of times before on this blog. In April, I discovered him through his single KG, and followed that up with a review of his album Acume in May. Now he’s back on these pages thanks to his new track and video Brawl.

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