Followers of the blog will know Rachel Croft’s music well. We’ve been following her performances and releases pretty much since we started. The last couple of years have seen her star on the rise, with an inclusion on the soundtrack of Netflix show Rebel Cheer Squad alongside featuring on BBC 2. Today she releases the follow up to July’s Hurricane. It’s called Weaver Bird.
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Kindelan is the new performing name of Yorkshire-based singer songwriter Laura Kindelan, an artist very familiar to our pages. The name change marks her new approach to jazz-infused alternative soul, as demonstrated by her new single The Other Side.
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Melanie Wehbe is a Stockholm, Sweden-based electronic pop artist who has featured on our blog a couple of times before. Most recently, I ran the rule over her liberating ode to self-love Like I Do. It’s a track that features on her recently released EP Bloom, so I decided to give it a listen.
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Alba James is a Stockholm, Sweden-based singer songwriter who has just released her self-produced debut EP. Inspired by the existential dread that hits most of us in our twenties, as well as the climate shock of moving from the South of France to the cold Swedish winters, it’s a deeply personal collection. It’s called Bedroom Walls.
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Norwegian singer songwriter Thea Wang has grown to be one of my favourite artists since I first discovered her for this blog earlier in the year through her debut single Tell Me About It. It was followed by Word On The Street and Garden Song, and now her latest heart-breaker I Wrote You Letters.
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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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Brothers Cam and Cole Tessier, who perform as Polydrive, first hit our radar near the end of last year through their lively track Favorite Band. Now they’re back with an altogether more intimate one. It’s called Have To Make This Call.
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Based in Leeds, Jake Whiskin is an indie folk singer songwriter who has featured on our blog a few times already. Now he’s back with a new track and video, a collaboration with fellow songwriter Lizzie Reid. It’s called Drive You Home.
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Edge and Babi Lou are a Haitian-American duo who blend commercial pop and hip hop to create something uniquely theirs. Though new to us, they’ve already got a few releases under their belts and a big fanbase in upstate New York. They’ve just released their latest EP Endless Summer 2. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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