The Fades are a South London-based garage rock band who first featured on this blog thanks to their March double-A side Lost My Job and Time Is Right. Both tracks feature on their latest album Night Terrors. Released just in time for Halloween, it’s here to remind you that not all things that go bump in the night are supernatural.
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Jessie Deluxe is a Los Angeles, USA-based punk rock artist who has just released her latest album. Featuring seven tracks of fiery punk and metal, it’s called Magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Joh is a Los Angeles, USA-based singer songwriter who find strength through vulnerability in her intimate new album Hiatus. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Tabula Rasa is the second release from Morpeth-based father and son song writing duo James & Paul. A collection of fourteen songs all recorded over the past year sees the pair taking on subjects as diverse as Armageddon, COVID and whether Clyde’s life might have panned out differently if he hadn’t met Bonnie. Here’s my track by track review.
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Mackenzie Day is a San Diego, USA-born indie pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for this blog last month through her inventive track My Psychic Said. Now she’s back with a new one exploring mental health and society’s ignorance towards it. It’s called Code: Red (7 Years).
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Erika Nomena is an alternative pop artist based in Bergen, Norway. It speaks of the feeling of frustration that comes with overthinking things and a desire to let it all go. It’s called Careless.
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Louis Brennan is a country singer songwriter who hails from Dublin, Ireland but is now based in London. For his latest single he’s teamed up with Michele Stodart of the Magic Numbers to create a Kenny and Dolly-style ballad. It’s called A Full House.
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Anie Valentine is a Dublin, Ireland-based garage rock band who has just released their debut single Ending Things. Inspired by ’80s grunge and modern pop, they proved an irresistible prospect when the track came onto my radar.
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Garvie is a London-based alternative pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for the blog back in February through is quirky but well-written track about coming up short in life and love called What Did I Do. For his latest track and video, he’s shining his spotlight outwards, taking on the subject of press negativity. It’s called What Do You Want.
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