I was fortunate enough to catch Martha Hill on the opening night of Leeds Festival last year. In front of a rowdy, demob-happy crowd, she bravely played her delicate acoustic set of humanising folk and utterly charmed the tent. Now she’s back with new music, a bittersweet track called My Future.
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Issac Neilson is a Buxton-based alternative rock artist who has been working with artists in studios for years. He’s now released his own debut single, exploring the concepts of nostalgia and inertia. It’s called The Fall.
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Carli Brill is an American nu-jazz artist whose new track marries Bossa Nova beats with poetic, relatable lyrics. It’s called Kaleidoscope.
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Hailing from Sudbury, Canada, Tessa Balaz is an actor, cellist and singer songwriter. Her latest single, called Wisemen, draws inspiration from the Bible to explore her religious upbringing and her difficulties living as her authentic self.
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Satre is an indie pop artist from Åland Islands, an autonomous region of Finland. Having started to release music in 2019, he’s been slowly building up a reputation as a rising star. His latest is called Lonely Nights.
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Nina June is an Amsterdam-based singer songwriter who I first discovered last month through her heart-breaking ballad Jeremiah Blue. She’s back on the blog, this time with a collaboration with fellow singer songwriter Jon Bryant. It’s called The Great Reveal.
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