Tatum Quinn is a Montreal, Canada-based pop rock artist who has featured on the blog once before when Jane ran the rule over her track You Lost Me. Now it’s my turn to check out her music. Her latest is called Short Supply.
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Ask Carol are a Norwegian alterative rock duo who we’ve been following on this blog since 2020. With a number of single releases under their belt, they’ve just dropped their debut album, AC 1: Control You. An intriguing prospect, I couldn’t wait to check it out. Here’s my track by track review.
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It’s been a good twelve months for local singer songwriter Rachel Croft. Last autumn she released her EP Reap What You Sow to much acclaim. The title track then went on to be used in the BBC/Netflix show Rebel Cheer Squad. Now she’s back with a new one, complete with a slow-mo video. It’s called Hurricane.
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Noah Richardson is a Philadelphia, USA-based alternative pop artist who has just released his latest single. It’s all about dancing through the pain and it’s called Wherever U Go.
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Erin is an electro pop singer songwriter from Australia who has just caught my attention through her ethereal new track Still.
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Laura Jinn is a New York, USA-based Avant Garde artist who has hit my radar through her new lush hyperpop track Gasp.
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Based in London, The White Russian are an acoustic folk ensemble fronted by singer songwriter Joseph Giffard Tutt. Citing influences such as Bright Eyes, The Beta Band and Neutral Milk Hotel, they create poetic modern folk tales. Their latest is called Cancer Knee.
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