Over the past decade or so, Lissie has made a name for herself as one of the hottest talents on the alternative scene, with her unique blend of rock, folk, country and pop. Carving Canyons is her latest studio album, following on from 2018 hit Castles and the re-release of previous material last year.
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We first discovered Bristol-based singer songwriter Phoenix Mundy when she was performing as Patchwork Guilt. The performing name may have changed but the freshness and quality of her music hasn’t. Her latest is called Cologne.
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Lockyer Boys are a Canadian pop duo who first featured on this blog earlier this summer through their atmospheric track LATKD. Now they’re back with a new piece of infectious pop. It’s called Daisy.
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Slow Down Sonic are a Launceston, Australia-based pop-punk trio consisting of Alex Wadley on bass and vocals, Alex Britton on guitar and Daim Shelton on drums. The two Alexes are life-long friends who later recruited Daim to form the sound you can hear on their new EP Depths.
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Hailing from Manchester, Nat Dempsey & The Near Strangers are an indie rock four-piece who have been performing together since last autumn. They’ve just hit our radar through their bouncy debut single. It’s called Run & Hide.
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Gloomy June are a San Francisco, USA-based indie rock act who we’ve been covering on this blog for the past few months. In March, Jane discovered a bit more about them through an interview, and last month I shared their track This Party Is a Warzone. Now they’re back with their debut EP. It’s called Popsick.
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Warahenege, real name Praveen Somarathne, is a Manchester-based dream pop artist who I first discovered for the blog at the end of last year through his track Skyscrapers And Oceans. It features on his recently released debut EP, so I knew I had to give it a listen. It’s called Velvet, Black, Ignite.
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Kid Apollo, real name Rory Mullan, is a Londonderry-based singer songwriter who I first featured on the blog at the start of this year after the release of his relatable track Catching Blues. Now he’s back with a new one, a call to escaping thoughts and letting go. It’s called 9:31.
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Emmrose is a New York, USA-based indie pop singer songwriter. I only discovered her for the blog last week, but she’s already back with another track. Speaking of the particularly kind of loneliness that comes from seeing happy people around you, it’s called The Gallows.
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