Express Office Portico are a Nottingham-based indie pop band who I first discovered for the blog in June through their disco funk track Cosmic Joke. Now they’re back with a fresh one that confronts the duality in all of us. It’s called Forget The Name.
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Holiday in Tokyo are a Newcastle-based rock band whose gentle new track White Marquee has caught my attention.
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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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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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Little Jet are a Los Angeles, USA-based indie pop duo who have caught my attention through their deep, dreamy and eponymous second single from their forthcoming debut EP Cabin Fever.
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Future Cavemen is an artist that I’ve been enthralled with since I discovered him through his track Chalk Lines back in September. The track, along with the follow up single Flowers, features on his new EP 1, so I knew I had to give it listen.
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Listomania back up their December release with a second slew of melodic indie rock ballads
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York outfit Cold Culprits return with charismatic indie rock for their first single of the year.
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