Our coverage of Freidrich$ so far has shown him to be something of a chameleon, unafraid to test the boundaries of his own music. His album I Came Across is no different.
Continue reading “The Genre-hopping Freidrich$ Turns to Acoustic Folk and R&B in I Came Across”
An increasingly heard story is that of how a strict religious upbringing has affected queer people in their adulthood. The latest to tackle it from his own experience is Ryne Meadow.
Continue reading “Discovery: Ryne Meadow’s Baptisms is an Intimate Look at Religion’s Impact on Queerness”
It’s been too long since we last covered anything by the wonderful Luna Keller and I’m glad that’s now changed thanks to her new collaborative single, Cornerstone.
Continue reading “Luna Keller Teams Up with Allison Leah for a Wistful Transatlantic Duet, Cornerstone”
We’ve been covering the work of néomí for a few years now, and the Dutch-Surinamese artist even paid a visit to our fair city in 2025 in support of Seafret.
Continue reading “Néomí Starts 2026 Strong with Intimate New Single Didn’t I”
While I enjoy everything I share to this blog, it’s not always the case that a release truly captures my imagination. Steel & Velvet’s newest project has done exactly that.
Continue reading “Discovery: Steel & Velvet reinvent the cover EP”
“This track took a long road,” Alwyn Morrison reflects on his latest single, Maybe In Another World.
Continue reading “Alwyn Morrison talks of the long road to his new single”
Local rockers and York Calling favourites Miles and the Chain Gang are stripping things back for their latest release.
Continue reading “For these shortening Autumn days, Miles and the Chain Gang go acoustic”
Olina’s Newspaper Smell was an astute track that combined indie rock and psychedelia. When I saw she had a new single out, I knew I had to share it too.
Continue reading “Olina is pulled in two directions as she tugs at our heartstrings”
Regularly featured on our blog through their originals and unexpected covers, Miles and the Chain Gang have been dipping into their archives of late.
Continue reading “York’s Miles and the Chain Gang get romantic for acoustic single”
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