Discovery: Rosie Alexandra
Based in Brighton, Rosie Alexandra is an acoustic singer songwriter who takes a personal story and turns it into one of female empowerment in her latest track Lullaby.
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Discovery: Almahata
Finding their home somewhere between indie synth-pop and folk, Almahata is a Folkstone-based project that first started in April last year. Their latest single is called What If Now We All Change?
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Discovery: Tina Loeffler
Tina Loeffler is a folk pop singer songwriter from Karslruhe, Germany. Her enchanting new track Hill Hide caught my ear.
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Discovery: Pio Hartnett
Pio Hartnett is a folk pop singer songwriter based in Galway, Ireland. For him, music is a chance to experiment and a way of shining a light on the little things. It’s an ethos that works for him in his latest track Roses.
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EP Review: Lost//Youth – Chasing Shadows
Hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, Lost//Youth are a four-piece alternative rock band. Having only formed last year, they’re a very new prospect, but with their debut EP Chasing Shadows now out, it seemed a good time to get to know them a little better. Here’s my track by track review.
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Discovery: Kit Gordon
Kit Gordon is a UK hip hop artist based in London. His new double-A side Lace/Flat 13 was entirely produced and recorded in his garden shed, creating a sound that feels utterly unique.
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Discovery: Box of Matches
Box of Matches are an indie rock four-piece based in Martinez, USA. Their self-titled track Box of Matches was recently released on New Year’s Eve to celebrate the sense of nostalgia that comes with the occasion. I gave it a listen.
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EP Review: Los Padres – Skobeloff
Los Padres are a London-based act who create jazz that is as experimental as it is groovy. Their new EP Skobeloff is their first as a trio and, over five tracks, give you a taste of what they have to offer.
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Discovery: James Chelliah
James Chelliah is a British hip hop artist who describes his sound as “existential indie rap.” I’m not sure I could describe it better myself, as evidenced by a his new track, a collaboration with Cam May and Grace Joyram, called Something, at least.
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