Sydneyunicorns is an American electro pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for the blog late last year. I was instantly taken with her sound, combining classical training with lush instrumentals and a touch of nihilism. Her latest, written during pandemic quarantine, is called Season One.
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De Antiquis Et Novis is a Munich, Germany-based trip-hop artist who I first discovered for the blog back in February through his lush electronic piece Afterglow. His latest promises to deliver you a few minutes of daily chill. It’s called Calm.
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Maxim is the new collaborative album between Worthing-based folk pop artist Drew Worthley and York’s own No Spinoza, real name Thomas Pearson. With ten tracks all reimagining childhood nursery rhymes, it seemed to be an intriguing prospect. Here’s my track by track review.
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Fyfe (real name Paul Dixon) and Iskra Strings (real name James Underwood) met in Acton, London twenty years ago and have remained friends ever since. Their latest collaboration is a story of celestial balance, stirred in with a sense of human drama. It’s called Night Sky.
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Courtney Cole is a Los Angeles, USA-based indie pop singer songwriter who first caught my attention through her poetic track Light. I’m pleased to say she’s back on the blog with a new one. It’s called Down To Earth.
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Anna Westin is a British neofolk singer songwriter whose beautiful and unique new piece Incense Ascending caught my attention.
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Moscato is an acoustic folk singer songwriter from Rome, Italy who has just released his debut album. Called The Path Of Least Resistance, it explores his recent travels, taking us on a sonic journey.
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Organ Mug is a folktronica artist from Switzerland who I first discovered through his beautiful track Eysins last summer. At the time, we were privileged enough to be able to premiere the track, and we have the same joy with his latest video. It’s called I’m Talking Quietly Not To Wake Myself Up.
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Hailing from Norwich, Sükko are an alternative rock five-piece who have just released their new EP A Violent Deep Feel. The guys have produced the EP with the intention of being bold with their music, and don’t shy from the issues of the day, including racism, gender equality and mental health. It certainly piqued my interest. Here’s my track by track review.
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