Discovery: Luke Royalty
Luke Royalty is a British bedroom pop and alternative hip hop artist whose nostalgic new track Blue Peter caught my attention.
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Luke Royalty is a British bedroom pop and alternative hip hop artist whose nostalgic new track Blue Peter caught my attention.
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I Wanna Be There is the second EP from Birmingham-based experimental electronic artist Jensyn, real name Jennifer Morgan. Drawing inspiration from dreams of escaping isolation and daily struggles through use of media, it centres on the conflict between fantasy and reality across its four tracks.
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Tuff Ghost, real name Lena Brown, is a Los Angeles, USA-based electronic pop artist. Fiercely independent, she writes, produces, sings and mixes all her own music, all while also DJing. Her latest track is called Dreary Day.
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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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Based in Los Angeles, USA, Yukkon is an indie folk singer songwriter whose new track Under The Sun is a take on the expansiveness of the Californian desert.
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Hailing from Tarzana, California, USA, Lauren Juzang is an alternative pop artist who uses her music to explore the frustrations of growing up in her new EP HAHAHHAHA.
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Taipei, real name Henrik Sundström, is a bedroom pop artist from Fiskars, Finland whose new track RAD I/O was born from experimentation.
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Hailing from Los Angeles, USA, Matt Beyer is an acoustic singer songwriter who takes on the concept of drastic changes in his new album Off Sunset.
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Amethysts is the debut, self-titled album from the Bury St. Edmonds-based electronic pop duo of the same name. Having already built up a reputation for live performance, this album, which was originally planned for release in 2019 before the pandemic hit, has been hotly anticipated on the underground indie scene. Was it worth the wait? Let’s find out!
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