Eleri Ward is a New York, USA-based singer songwriter whose music I was introduced to through her EP Friction last year. She’s now back on the blog with a new track, exploring how restrictive the idea of flawlessness can be. It’s called Perfect.
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Lillian Blue Makin is a Canadian hip hop artist who has caught my attention through her insightful and uplifting new track Let’s Never Stop Growing Up.
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Loveself, real name Joshua O’Riley, is an Ireland-born, England-raised and Halifax, Canada-based indie pop-rock artist who specialises in music that makes you feel. His latest track certainly fits that bill. It’s called Anymore.
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Emma Mae is a Leicester-based pop singer songwriter who I’ve featured a couple of times on the blog before. Such is her way with lyrics and her ability to create a catchy pop melody, I always get excited when I see she’s got new music out. Her latest is called I Should Sell My Story To A TV Network.
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Jone Lindman & Andreas Grannes are a pair of folk pop musicians who hail from Haugesund, Norway. They’ve come together to record a beautifully energetic track that has caught my ear. It’s called Letters.
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OSP is a Reading-based grime and hip hop group that recently released their debut single Breathe to a warm reception. Now they’ve hit our radar through its follow up. It’s called Fill It Up.
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Stephen G. Clayton is an indie folk singer songwriter based in Exeter who has just caught my attention through his new double-A side. Speaking of finding strength in the face of violence, they’re called Punchline and My Accident.
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Mia Mormino is a Los Angeles, USA-based electronic pop singer songwriter who exploded onto my radar last year through her “seven deadly sin-gles.” I’ve previously shared her tracks Rapunzel (which represents envy), Stick-up (which represents greed) and Building Blocks (which represents sloth). Her latest is Pour Another, representing gluttony.
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Hailing from Oudenaarde, Belgium, Tien Ton Vuist (Dutch for “Ten Ton Fist”) are a rock trio who certainly pack a punch. Their latest is called Tickets.
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