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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Bridget Kelly Quinn is an Edinburgh-based singer songwriter who caught my attention at the end of last year through her jazz and pop-infused debut Isla. Now she’s back with a new one, a strong and deeply personal track. It’s called Please Stay.
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Hailing from London, Burning Juniper are an indie rock group with a sound akin to Catfish and The Bottlemen, The Cure and Foals. Their latest track, produced by Mark Ronson and Lana Del Rey collaborator Josh Tyrell, a bittersweet tale of romance. It’s called She Changes The Weather.
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Holiday in Tokyo are a Newcastle-based rock band whose gentle new track White Marquee has caught my attention.
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Ellie Knight is a local alternative pop singer songwriter based just down the road in Leeds. She’s caught my attention through her unique and experimental new track. It’s called Call It What You Want.
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Mina Richman is a Bielefeld, Germany-based folk pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for the blog through her electric track Bad Girls. The track is the opener to her debut EP Jaywalker, which I knew I had to give a listen. Here’s my track by track review.
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Based in Bristol, Sapphire Blues are an alternative rock band who explore the idea of wanting more but not being sure what through a tribute to their local pub. Both the pub and the track is called Church of England.
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DMC, real name Duncan McMaster, is indie pop singer songwriter from Canberra, Australia. His latest track – a reminiscence on love – is called Memories.
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