Skip to content
york calling logo

York Calling

Promoting Music & The Arts in York & Beyond

  • Home
  • About
  • Previews
  • Reviews
  • Interviews
  • Podcast
  • Spotify
  • Soundcloud
  • YouTube
  • Magazine
  • Contact

Tag: poetic

Reviews

Discovery: SINGBABYSING

14/06/2022 Graeme Smith

Based in South London, SINGBABYSING is the performing name of indie singer songwriter Harry James Gibson. Relatively new to the scene, he started out in November last year, catching the attention of the likes of BBC Introducing South East through his debut EP Spring Brings The Blues. His latest is called An Incense Burns.

Continue reading “Discovery: SINGBABYSING”
Reviews

New Music: Thea Wang – Word On The Street

03/06/202203/06/2022 Graeme Smith

Thea Wang is a Norwegian dream pop artist who I first discovered for the blog earlier this year through her debut single Tell Me About It. Now she’s back with a new one, a piece of melancholic folk-pop. It’s called Word On The Street.

Continue reading “New Music: Thea Wang – Word On The Street”
Reviews

New Music: Miles and The Chain Gang – Love Is Blind

27/05/2022 Graeme Smith

Miles and The Chain Gang is a York-based rock and Americana band fronted by friend of the blog, Miles Salter. We’ve shared a few of their tracks before so when I saw they had a new one out, I just had to give it a listen. Described by Miles as a “summer anthem”, it’s called Love Is Blind.

Continue reading “New Music: Miles and The Chain Gang – Love Is Blind”
Reviews

Discovery: Emmrose

18/05/2022 Graeme Smith

Emmrose is a New York, USA-based indie pop singer songwriter who has just released a timely track exploring the use of disinformation and how it can lead to dystopia. Though she wrote it last year, the echoes you can hear it in from the Ukraine war are profound. It’s called Brave New World.

Continue reading “Discovery: Emmrose”
Reviews

EP Review: Mina Richman – Jaywalker

11/05/202213/05/2022 Graeme Smith

Mina Richman is a Bielefeld, Germany-based folk pop singer songwriter who I first discovered for the blog through her electric track Bad Girls. The track is the opener to her debut EP Jaywalker, which I knew I had to give a listen. Here’s my track by track review.

Continue reading “EP Review: Mina Richman – Jaywalker”
Reviews

Discovery: Emmi Maaria

04/05/2022 Graeme Smith

Emmi Maaria is a Finnish, London-based alternative pop artist who has caught my attention through her striking debut single. The first part of a three-part story, it’s called I Move Deeper Wading Into The Waters.

Continue reading “Discovery: Emmi Maaria”
Reviews

Video: C’est Karma – Coffee

21/04/202225/04/2022 Graeme Smith

Regular readers will know just how much I admire Luxembourg-based bedroom pop artist C’est Karma’s music. Since she burst onto my radar with her stunning track Girls, I’ve been keeping a close eye on her career. Now she’s back with a new song and video. It’s called Coffee.

Continue reading “Video: C’est Karma – Coffee”
Reviews

New Music: Callipolis – Heatless Love

18/04/2022 Graeme Smith

Callipolis is a London-based pop rock artist who I first discovered for the blog back in February this year through his atmospheric track Twilight Snow. Now he’s back with a new one which leans into the goth rock side of his sound. It’s called Heatless Love.

Continue reading “New Music: Callipolis – Heatless Love”
Reviews

New Music: Prince of Sweden – Garrison Lane

07/04/2022 Graeme Smith

Prince of Sweden is a singer songwriter based in London who first caught my attention through his delicate and poetic track As Good A Place As Any. For his latest, he’s kept the poetry but put the delicateness aside. It’s called Garrison Lane.

Continue reading “New Music: Prince of Sweden – Garrison Lane”

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Social

  • View york.calling’s profile on Facebook
  • View @york_calling’s profile on Twitter
  • View york_calling’s profile on Instagram
  • View yorkcalling’s profile on Tumblr

Categories

Archives

Promoting music and the arts in York and beyond! © York Calling 2025
WordPress.com.
Loading Comments...

You must be logged in to post a comment.