Paul Moody, who also records as Moody Jr, has featured on the blog a few times now. He first hit my radar last autumn through his folksy, autobiographical album Songs of Youth. Now he’s back with another strikingly honest song, this time about the pain that can coincide with love. It’s called Time Bomb.
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London-based singer songwriter Imogen Halsey first caught my attention earlier this year through her stunning EP Surrender. Now she’s back on the blog with a new single. A story of love and the summertime, it’s called You And I.
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I’d picked up on singer songwriter Katie Spencer’s Facebook appearances, and was intrigued to find out more. Her online presence, with good quality photographs and a string of tour dates, set her apart from many less ambitious acts, and I headed to the Crescent on Sunday evening in May to catch her perform.
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Jesse Brady is a Nashville, USA-based pop singer songwriter who I’ve featured a couple of times before on the blog. Always impressed by her song writing and the strong sense of emotion she conveys in her music, I was keen to give her latest a listen. It’s called Conflicted.
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I Wanna Be There is the second EP from Birmingham-based experimental electronic artist Jensyn, real name Jennifer Morgan. Drawing inspiration from dreams of escaping isolation and daily struggles through use of media, it centres on the conflict between fantasy and reality across its four tracks.
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Moody Jr., real name Paul Moody, is a folk singer songwriter who I first discovered last Autumn through his autobiographical album Songs From Youth. I’m was so pleased to see he had a new track out. It’s called Letting Light In.
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Alex Chaney is an indie pop artist based in New York State, USA. In his music, he channels classic song writing styles inspired by The Beatles, Joni Mitchell and Bob Marley, bringing them right up to date. His latest is called Dream Life.
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Roma Rose is a Scottish singer songwriter who I’ve featured a couple of times before on the blog. Her ability to weave a story with her music never fails to impress, and that continues to be the case with her latest release, Mother Of The Boy In The Band.
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Lia Pappas-Kemps is a Canadian bedroom pop artist that first caught my attention back in May through her track Sad In Toronto. At the time, I was impressed with her authentic style of storytelling and her new track Jinx continues where Sad In Toronto left off.
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