Lucky Number You are a Birmingham-based pop trio who I first discovered at the start of this year through their rolling pop rock journey, Disassociator. Their latest track sees them move into the world of bombastic ’80s pop. It’s called Clown World Rises.
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Hanwell, real name Joe Jackson, is a Birmingham-based bedroom pop artist whose new track is intended as an anthem for burned out Gen Zers. It’s called Avalanche.
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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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Lucky Number You are an indie pop trio based in Birmingham who first started releasing music in 2020. Taking cues from ’80s and ’90s pop rock such as The Cure and Tears for Fears, their latest is called Disassociator.
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Transistor are an indie rock four-piece who I first discovered back in August when I had the pleasure of sharing their album Maybe In The Summer. Now they’re back with another seasonal track. Inspired by the holiday season, it’s called The Flurries.
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Madelyn is a Birmingham-based alternative pop singer songwriter who I first discovered back in May of this year through her throwback single Be It All. Her latest brings things right back to the contemporary. It’s called Tell Me Where You’re Running.
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Fi is a Birmingham-based singer songwriter. Their new EP Anhedonia is a tapestry of experimental electronic beats and accomplished song writing.
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