You know to expect something innovative and amazing when at a Frantic Assembly production and their version of Othello is no exception. We entered the auditorium to loud drum and bass music and were thereby prepared for a street version of a play written 400 years ago.
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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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Psycho is the debut EP from new, up-and-coming alternative pop artist Cabus. Hailing from Dallas, USA, Cabus has pitched his EP as a journey through his world, his heart and the real-world issues that surround him and his audience.
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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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Anecdotes Of Wired Minds is the debut album from Swiss electronica duo Paraphon. The collection is a tribute to the pair’s most beloved instrument, the too often overlooked synthesiser.
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Phoebe Katis is a singer songwriter now based in New York City, USA, but she has a bit of a local connection too, having attended Leeds University. She has just released her fourth studio album, a collection of eight introspective, poetic tracks called To Feel The Rain.
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Ben Parks is a San Diego, USA-based folk artist who has teamed up with a collective of fellow independent artists to release the first single from their forthcoming album. It explores the emotional landscape of friendships and the concept of longing, and it’s called Skipping Stones.
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Darro is a New York, USA-based rock singer songwriter who has just released his second album. A deeply personal collection, it explores impactful moments of his life, including heartbreak, inner turmoil and recovery from a brain tumour that left him unable to speak or sing. It’s called Accidents.
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Northern Irish, Vancouver, Canada-based singer songwriter Oxlip, real name Jayne Trimble, first came to my attention thanks to her 2021 EP release A Kind Of Premonition. Since then she’s been working on her sixth studio album with the help of producer Damien Jurado. It’s called I Said You Must Be Leaving.
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