Breeze are a young indie rock band based just down the road in Hull. Channelling influences from the northern British indie scene, including Arctic Monkeys, they’ve just hit our radar through their take-no-prisoners new single Adreneline.
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Ellie Moon is an indie pop artist who as born in Liverpool, raised in Madrid and now calls North London home. She’s previously received praise for her quirky and humorous lyrics and her latest track and video is no exception. It’s called Don’t Date Me.
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Ailsha (pronounced El-sha) is an Irish indie pop artist who has just hit my radar thanks to her moody ballad about love and hurt in the digital age. It’s called R.I.P. (Dead 2 Me).
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I’ve been following London-based alternative pop artist Garvie since the start of this year when he came to my attention through his infectious track What Did I Do. It was followed by the politically-charged What Do You Want. Now he’s back with a new one. An ironic take on the topic of fun. It’s called Life’s Good.
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El Modernist are an alternative rock band based in Albany, USA who formed in 2017. Inspired by the likes of Talking Heads, Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys, they’ve been forming their sound over the past five years, culminating in their debut LP Eras which has just been released, acting as an introduction for us to them.
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We’ve been following Driffield-born, London-based Liam Palmer’s music since 2019, and his track Far Unseen is one that I’ve returned to time and time again. He’s just released his latest with his collective HD Hausmann, a song about building something for the future. It’s called Home.
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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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Ear Candy is the solo indie pop project of Ringwood-based producer and singer songwriter Jamie Jordan. He’s caught my attention through his bright and breezy new single. It’s called Better Alone.
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Coupdekat, real name Katherine Reilly, is a British hyperpop artist who burst onto my radar late last year through her tale of a disappointing, long distance romance Lost In Translation. The track features alongside seven others on her debut EP Imaginary Girls. Here’s my track by track review.
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