Giudi is a Italy-based electronic pop artist we’ve featured before, but not since the end of last year with her acapella rendition of her Avant Garde track Jezinky. I’m so glad she’s back with another mythology rich track. It’s called Labirinto.
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After an uncertain and rather slow start The Coppergate Woman gathered momentum and burst into life, using stunning effects: lighting, sound and AV which matched anything I have seen on stage, outside the West End.
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Federico Ferrandina is an Italian cinematic composer who I first discovered around this time last year through his piece Meridiano Prossimo. His latest is called Translate To Invisible.
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Deborah Stokal is an innovative artist we’ve featured before in the blog. She draws inspiration from so many different places, be it mythology, musical theatre or, in the case of her latest track Whispers Of, 1960s pop.
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Nora Lilith is an American bedroom pop artist who takes her cues from the likes of James Blake and Thom Yorke. Her new track, which incorporates elements of jazz, is called Wake.
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