A couple of months ago, Rotterdam, The Netherlands-based indie folk singer songwriter Evi Bosman hit my radar through her beautiful and heart-breaking ode to her lost brother, Remind Me. The track features on her debut EP All That Remains, alongside four other tales of transformation. Here’s my track by track review.
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We first featured Randy Beth on this blog over the summer thanks to her emotive debut single Make A Home. Now she’s back with a new one that speaks of finding joy in unexpected places. It’s called Kaleidoscope.
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DeEtta Jain is a Denver, USA-based indie pop artist who has just come to our attention thanks to her unconventional new track. Mixing nostalgic lyrics with forward-looking instrumentals. It’s called Leaning.
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Fran Lusty has featured a couple of times on this blog since we discovered her at the end of last year. Her brand of vulnerable indie folk never fails to delight. Now she’s back with a new one, inspired by the great author Virginia Woolf. It’s called Flight of Your Mind.
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Jon Doe are a Heidelberg, Germany-based indie pop group that have just caught my attention through their jazzy and feelgood track Othello.
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Monnie, real name Monica Siegman, is a Wichita, USA-based bedroom pop artist who takes influences from the likes of HAIM, Hayley Williams, MARINA, and Caroline Polachek. She’s just released her debut album, featuring six tracks of pop, rock and ’80s-style electro lushness. It’s called I’ll Be Here When You Wake Up.
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Mood Organ are a Leeds-based experimental rock group who first caught my attention around this time last year with their breath of fresh air EP Slightseeing. Now they’ve released its follow-up Iconic Bench Scenes and I was keen to find out if it held a similar kind of magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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I first discovered Liverpool’s Screentalk for the blog back in February of this year, and we’ve become fans of them here at York Calling. They’ve just released their latest, inspired by being there for someone struggling with mental health issues. It’s called Girl In The Sky.
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The Band Ice Cream are a Los Angeles, USA-based acoustic rock outfit who deliver the auditory equivalent of a long, deep breathe with their new track Net Positive.
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