Psycho is the debut EP from new, up-and-coming alternative pop artist Cabus. Hailing from Dallas, USA, Cabus has pitched his EP as a journey through his world, his heart and the real-world issues that surround him and his audience.
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Fold are a Leeds-based nu jazz collective that has featured before on our blog. Their new piece also features another good friend of the blog, saxophonist Emma Johnson. It’s called Sustain.
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F. Scott is the musical project of Guelph, Canada-based Gabriel Burke. With diverse influences that include Kanye West, Chance The Rapper and Bon Iver, he combines folk, indie and hip-hop elements to create something truly unique. His latest track is called Summer Shame.
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It’s almost a year to the day that Future Cavemen, the alternative rock project of Somerset-based Joe Tennant, burst onto my radar thanks to his incredible track Chalk Lines. So, it seems only suitable that we share his latest bold track and video. It’s called Elephant Footprints.
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WOLFNUNN, real name Joshua Nunn, is a London-based electronic and dance multi-instrumentalist who has just caught my attention thanks to his third single My Mind.
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We first featured Randy Beth on this blog over the summer thanks to her emotive debut single Make A Home. Now she’s back with a new one that speaks of finding joy in unexpected places. It’s called Kaleidoscope.
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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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Cynthia Hamar is an Alberta, Canada-born alternative country artist who has a sound similar to that of Tom Waits and Feist. Her latest track brings with it reggae and groove undertones and it’s called Light A Fire.
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Christy Puzzle is a Paris, France-based experimental dream pop artist who doesn’t so much produce music but collects sounds as artefacts of life. Her album Les maux des mots (The Evil of Words) was released last year but has only just hit my radar. Here’s my track by track review.
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