Monnie, real name Monica Siegman, is a Wichita, USA-based bedroom pop artist who takes influences from the likes of HAIM, Hayley Williams, MARINA, and Caroline Polachek. She’s just released her debut album, featuring six tracks of pop, rock and ’80s-style electro lushness. It’s called I’ll Be Here When You Wake Up.
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The Hydrogen Trees are a Scarborough-based analogue, audio-visual project who have just hit my radar thanks to their new single For Coal Beach.
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Melanie Maclaren is an American acoustic folk singer songwriter who has caught my attention through her beautifully wistful new track, Summer in Sweden.
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Tilda Allie is a London-based producer, vocalist and visual artist who originally hails from Sweden. Her latest track Rocket Me High is a piece of experimental electronic pop that takes its cues from the likes of Björk, FKA Twigs and Little Dragon.
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The Confederation are a Coventry-based soul and jazz collective who have been featured on this blog a few times now. We’ve been impressed with their atmospheric arrangements and storytelling lyrics, and their latest is no exception. It’s called Tailspin.
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Based in New York City, USA, Dreamphone are the duo of composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Seb Zel and vocalist Hattie Simon. Their experimental sound is influenced by the likes of Sufjan Stevens and James Blake. Their latest single is called Green Lights Flashing.
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Lockyer Boys are an indie pop duo based in Thunder Bay, Canada. Working with Grammy-nominated producer Jeff Dawson and Alan Poettcker from These Kids Wear Crowns, they’ve just released their new single LATKD.
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Joh is a Los Angeles, USA-based singer songwriter who find strength through vulnerability in her intimate new album Hiatus. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Celestial North is a Scotland, born, Kendal-based dream pop artist who has caught my attention through her folklore-infused new single. It’s called When The Gods Dance.
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