F. Scott is the musical project of Guelph, Canada-based Gabriel Burke. With diverse influences that include Kanye West, Chance The Rapper and Bon Iver, he combines folk, indie and hip-hop elements to create something truly unique. His latest track is called Summer Shame.
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Celestial North is a Kendal-based dream pop artist who first hit our radar earlier in the summer through her folklore-infused track When The Gods Dance. Now she’s back with a new one steeped in nature. It’s called Yarrow.
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Moscato is an acoustic folk singer songwriter from Rome, Italy who has just released his debut album. Called The Path Of Least Resistance, it explores his recent travels, taking us on a sonic journey.
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Colton Bryan was a British experimental jazz musician who unfortunately passed before I heard him for the first time. One can only imagine where his talent would have taken him, as evidenced by his track Fondlei.
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Soheill is a Nashville, USA-based artist I first discovered over the summer through his raw and confessional track Behave. His new one is another tale of introspection. It’s called The Doorway.
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Megawave are a New York, USA-based alternative rock act who formed in 2015. Over the past six years, they’ve shared stages with I Fight Dragons, MC Lars and Slingshot Dakota and been featured on a compilation with Taking Back Sunday and York Calling favourite Ryan Cassata. Their new album has recently been released and it’s called Rainbow Heartache.
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Jim Kimo West is a Grammy-award winning guitarist who has teamed up with LA-based multi-instrumentalist Joss Jaffe for their meditative new track Blossom, released on Be Why Music.
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