Based in Pequannock, New Jersey, USA, Bright Shining Lights have graced our pages a couple of times before.
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When I reviewed the original release of Songbird by Avioraa (real name Kathleen Arndt) in November 2025, I said she’d be “a force to be reckoned with as her career develops.” A new remix album may well prove me right.
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Leyla Romanova has established herself as a boundary pushing artist, experimenting with genre, and always delighting us with the unexpected. Her new single, 9/8, might be her most exciting one yet.
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Every so often on this blog, I discover a work that has such startling depth that I am immediately enchanted. The latest example is Jada Di’Larosa’s new album, To Love Is To Perform.
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Picture the scene: a woman on a bed, shot in a film noir haze. Is she lounging? Is she passed out? The intrigue is overwhelming.
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Strangely Alright are a Tacoma, USA-based rock outfit who channel ’60s psych influences, bringing them right up to date here in 2022. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to their macabre new track The Grave.
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Anto Cossu is a London-based Italian musician and composer. Along with guitarist Antonio Perry and drummer Dave Roberts, the trio form Anto Dust whose sound incorporates dream pop and cinematic sensibilities. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to their first single in two years. It’s called A Larkin.
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Alba James is a Stockholm, Sweden-based singer songwriter who has just released her self-produced debut EP. Inspired by the existential dread that hits most of us in our twenties, as well as the climate shock of moving from the South of France to the cold Swedish winters, it’s a deeply personal collection. It’s called Bedroom Walls.
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Gillian Rae Perry is one of my favourite discoveries I’ve made through running this blog. At the end of last year, her brilliant concept album Lost Children first caught my attention. She then followed it up with the beautifully eloquent A Reminder earlier this year. The track features on her new album Gilligil which I absolutely had to listen to. Here’s my track by track review.
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