We’ve been following the music of London-based indie folk artist Fran Lusty for almost a year now and she never fails to disappoint with each new release. Her latest is You Play Me Like A Song, a dedication to the act of falling in love, and the anxieties that come with it.
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Mayshe-Mayshe, real name Alice Rowan, is a York-based dream pop artist who has just come to my attention thanks to her second album Indigo, released today.
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Mince are a post-punk band from just down the road in Leeds. Formed in 2021 by school friends Jamie Haddington, Owen Bennett and George McDermott, the three rounded off their current line-up with Clem Pulham Creagh on bass and Matthew Banks on drums. Their latest track is a homage to being care-free. It’s called Misprint.
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Mope is the solo project of Brooklyn, New York, USA-based Rob Norris which he describes as “happy music for sad people.” His latest track is an attempt to distil the feelings of isolation and anxiety we all had to process during pandemic lockdown. It’s called Hesitations.
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Clara Lars is a teenage American singer songwriter who is new to the scene, having only release three singles to date. On the evidence of her latest, though, she could be something big. Taking a deep look at anxiety, it’s called Count, Count, Count.
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The New Nostalgia are a London-based alternative rock band which came to be when members and old university friends Patrick, James, Sam and Charles went on a trip to Amsterdam. Since their formation, they’ve proved popular on stage in both the Netherlands and here in the UK. September 2022 marks the release of their debut album. It’s called BLEED & BLOOM. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Sydneyunicorns has been appearing on our blog since the end of last year, delighting with single after single. Now the American electro pop singer songwriter is back with a four track EP called Manic Pixie Dream. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Gillian Rae Perry is one of my favourite discoveries I’ve made through running this blog. At the end of last year, her brilliant concept album Lost Children first caught my attention. She then followed it up with the beautifully eloquent A Reminder earlier this year. The track features on her new album Gilligil which I absolutely had to listen to. Here’s my track by track review.
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Mackenzie Day is a San Diego, USA-born indie pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for this blog last month through her inventive track My Psychic Said. Now she’s back with a new one exploring mental health and society’s ignorance towards it. It’s called Code: Red (7 Years).
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