London’s Arliston have become favourites of ours since we discovered them around this time last year through their emotive track Centre. We followed up with coverage of their singles Mountaineer and Hold My Wine, the latter of which features on their new EP Even In The Shade.
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Yorkshire’s own Kindelan has just released her second single since her recent name change, building on last month’s The Other Side. An intimate account of the waxes and wanes of a relationship, it’s called Hazel Frustration.
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York-based Alice Rowan, aka Mayshe-Mayshe, performed at FortyFive Vinyl Café last night in celebration of the launch of her second album Indigo. Support came from Epilogues.
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Beth McKenzie is a Manchester-based singer songwriter who has just caught my attention thanks to her intimate and honest new love letter of a track to her younger self. It’s called permission to love me.
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Picnic Lightning are a Fort Worth, USA-based rock band that has featured before on our blog, but not since 2020 when Jane ran the rule over their track Six Feet Under. Thankfully, they’ve made it back our radar thanks to their new track Youth Group.
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Vlado Nosal is a Bratislava, Slovakia-based singer songwriter and the former frontman of Slovak indie rock band Queer Jane. He has just released his debut solo single, but he’s not done it alone. With support from international collaborators Ken Coomer and Boo Hewerdine, as well as his backing band The Avedons, Vlado is set to take the world of indie by storm with Cold Cigarette.
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Ava Bryant is an alternative pop artist born and raised in the Houston, USA but is now based in New York City. She’s been recording music since 2018 but I’m only just discovering her now, thanks to her breath-taking new EP My Life So Far.
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Sacramento, USA-based indie pop artist Howe, real name Chyanne Ledbetter, first came to my attention in the Summer of 2021 thanks to her subversive track Made For This Time. Since then, I’ve been eagerly lapping up her new music, and this year shared further tracks Green Enough and Wash Rinse Repeat. The latter opens her new EP, the literally titled Courtesy of Insomnia.
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Melanie Maclaren is an American singer songwriter who Jane first discovered for us early this year through her track Deep Dark Sleep. Later, I ran the rule over the beautifully wistful Summer in Sweden, and now she’s back with a new one. It’s called Clearance Aisle.
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