Discovery: Black Pixels
Black Pixels are a post pop outfit based in London, but with more than one connection to York. Their debut single is called Hurricane.
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Album Review: The Glass Pavilion – When The Blazing Sun Is Gone
The Glass Pavilion is the solo instrumental project of Leeds-based former York University student Ashley Owens. It emerged as the silver lining to a medically-induced retirement from guitar playing for Ashley, forcing a move into electronic sounds. His new album is called When The Blazing Sun Is Gone.
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New Music: Moody Jr. – Letting Light In
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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EP Review: Sam Gifford – A Second of Love
Sam Gifford is an indie rock artist from Stotford, Bedfordshire who I first discovered back in September through his single release Run The Red Light. When I saw that the EP on which the single features had been released, I had to give it a listen. It’s called A Second of Love.
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Video: Remy Boccalatte – Kodama
Remy Boccalatte is an Australia-based folk singer songwriter who explores the ever changing world around him in his poetic new track Kodama.
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Discovery: Jake Whiskin
Jake Whiskin is an acoustic folk singer songwriter who hails from just down the road in Leeds. His latest track explores themes of hope, loss and the passage of time. It’s called Cold Morning.
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