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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Sarah Mansour is a Lebanese-American R&B and soul singer songwriter who has just hit my radar through her sensual single When You Call.
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Alison Sudol is an American singer songwriter who has caught my ear through her poetic new track Meteor Shower.
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Based in South London, SINGBABYSING is the performing name of indie singer songwriter Harry James Gibson. Relatively new to the scene, he started out in November last year, catching the attention of the likes of BBC Introducing South East through his debut EP Spring Brings The Blues. His latest is called An Incense Burns.
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Deleo are an alternative rock band from Montpellier, France who have caught my attention through their intimately emotive ballad Satellite.
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Kowloon is one of those artists who I can’t get enough of. The American singer songwriter has already appeared on the blog half a dozen times, each time bringing his own brand of chilled, soulful rock. His latest is no exception. It’s called Today.
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Issac Neilson is a Buxton-based dream pop singer songwriter who I first featured on the blog earlier this year through his debut single The Fall. Now he’s back with a new one that promises to help you forget your troubles. It’s called Deep As A River.
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Ainsley Farrell is an American singer songwriter who now calls Sydney, Australia home. Having already received a lot of attention in Australia, and a placement in Netflix show Afflicted, I feel a little late to party in discovering her. Yet, I’m glad I did. Her latest is called The Way Back.
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Elizabeth Tsung is a New York City, USA-based violinist and composer who has just released her new EP Illusions. Though well-known and well-regarded in the Big Apple, she’s new to us here in original York, and I was excited to get to know her music. Here’s my track by track review of the EP.
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