London indie-folk songwriter James Crowley released his new EP, Imprint, on 18 September. The collection consists of four tracks, written in collaboration with Wolf Alice’s Joel Amey and produced by Mike Horner (who has also worked with bands such as Franz Ferdinand and Hot Wax).
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You might think I’d be running out of things to say about Luna Keller, given how many times the Spanish-German singer songwriter has appeared on our pages. You’d be wrong.
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Hailing from San Deigo, USA, The Color Forty Nine have taken inspiration from their city and its surrounding area for their new album, A Whisper.
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The August Arrival return to our pages with introspective and healing album, Hillsides.
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American trio Oliver Hazard are back with a six track follow up to their self-titled album. It’s called Raindrop River.
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Soler ponders on the nature of love with new album, How Did We Get Here?
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SATRE invites us to take a step out of the urban hustle and bustle in his new track, Cleanse.
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We’ve been following the music of London-based indie folk artist Fran Lusty for almost a year now and she never fails to disappoint with each new release. Her latest is You Play Me Like A Song, a dedication to the act of falling in love, and the anxieties that come with it.
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A couple of months ago, Rotterdam, The Netherlands-based indie folk singer songwriter Evi Bosman hit my radar through her beautiful and heart-breaking ode to her lost brother, Remind Me. The track features on her debut EP All That Remains, alongside four other tales of transformation. Here’s my track by track review.
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