The One Eighties are an American duo that first came to our attention over the summer through their impressive debut single Dead Star Light. True to form, they’re back with another that’s equally captivating. It’s called No King.
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Calebo is a London-based rock outfit fronted by guitarist and vocalist Dan Caleb. Joining him in the band are Georgia Maria on lead guitar, Roy Lubugumu on Drum and Rob Ouseley on bass and they are collective inspired by ’90s grunge artists like Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Foo Fighters. Their latest release is called I’m Only a Guest in the House of the Lord.
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Boywithhalo is a Dallas, USA-based bedroom pop artist who I featured a couple of times last year. Now they’re back with a new one that expands their sound into dream pop and rock. It’s called Collide.
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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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The Lowtones are a five-piece indie rock act who hail from Norwich and formed just before the world closed down to deal with Covid-19. With things opening back up, they’re hitting the stage and have just released their debut EP Front Row Empty. Here’s my track by track review.
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Issac Neilson is a Buxton-based alternative rock artist who has been working with artists in studios for years. He’s now released his own debut single, exploring the concepts of nostalgia and inertia. It’s called The Fall.
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Groan Room are a Manchester-based alternative rock act who first hit my radar through storytelling track Greasy Thumbs. Now they’re back with another tale to spin. This one is called Tesco Roof.
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Jem Bosatta is a Hertfordshire-raised, Berlin-based singer songwriter who has the ability to create a lot from a little with his music. He has just released his debut EP of eight stripped-back folk tracks. It’s called Loss & Love. Here’s my track by track review.
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Hailing from Los Angeles, USA, Jordan Pratt is an acoustic folk singer songwriter who has hit my radar courtesy of his new, sophomore EP The Deepest of Blues. Here’s my track by track rundown of what Jordan calls his “personal mission statement.”
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