Sure we’ve all heard of party music, but what if a record could feel like a real party? That was the effect Alex Cherney & The Brothers Nylon were trying to achieve with their new album, Pool Party.
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Mortal Prophets is the project of New York, USA-based prolific artist John Beckmann. It’s featured on our pages countless times before, and there seems to be no let up in his release schedule.
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Bluebelle canter onto our blog for the first time with new track and video, Giddy Up.
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Pshonka is a Ukrainian-born, Brisbane, Australia-based alternative pop artist who has just caught my attention thanks to her new EP. A feast of dark fantasy and ’80s synths, it’s called Cities of Skin.
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Andy Louis is a Brooklyn, USA-based singer songwriter who brings the pop and disco vibes with his new track Lyrics to her song.
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New York, USA-based indie pop and rock artist Faerie, real name Christine Lam, has appeared before on our blog, but not since Spring last year when I discovered her through her dreamy track Re: Invite To The Moon. It’s great to welcome her back with her new, wonderous track K-town.
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The One Eighties are an American duo that first came to our attention over the summer through their impressive debut single Dead Star Light. True to form, they’re back with another that’s equally captivating. It’s called No King.
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Anecdotes Of Wired Minds is the debut album from Swiss electronica duo Paraphon. The collection is a tribute to the pair’s most beloved instrument, the too often overlooked synthesiser.
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Amie Jay is a London-based alternative pop artist who has just released her new EP Cancer Sun. A reference to her zodiac sign, the collection of four tracks draws on the stereotypes that come with it, complete with self-reflection and a touch of irony. Here’s my track by track review.
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