Film Review: A (Necessary) Deeper Look Beneath the Gloss of Michael (2026)
Why do music films so often miss the mark?
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Why do music films so often miss the mark?
Continue reading “Film Review: A (Necessary) Deeper Look Beneath the Gloss of Michael (2026)”
Classically trained singer songwriter Blake Madison has applied her background to dark, cinematic pop in her new single, Wait My Dear.
Continue reading “Discovery: Blake Madison’s Choral Background Lends Nicely To Dark Pop”
Estella Dawn has been a firm favourite of ours for some time now, always captivating with her astute lyrics that combine vulnerability with dignity.
Continue reading “Dignity Meets Vulnerability In Estella Dawn’s Acoustic Pop Single, Thanks For Asking”
When it comes to our emotional walls, the onus is often put on the individual to lower them. In Alex Winters’ new single, Break In, she reverses the narrative.
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An encouraging trend in the world of music is artists taking full creative control of their projects. This is happening across the globe, and Japan’s Junichi Yano is my latest discovery of this kind.
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Swiss born, Liverpool-based, Lynn Dossenbach has caught my attention through her diverse debut EP, Combination.
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We got reacquainted with the Atlanta, USA-based pop artist Joshua Pearlstein last month and haven’t had to wait long for a new single.
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Breakup songs are usually turgid affairs, so when I heard Eileen Carey’s This Is Where, I took notice.
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We are in a world slowly awakening to the female experience (at least us men are). Layla Kaylif is the latest artist capturing it and distilling it to music, adding her voice to the chorus that is changing and rebalancing perceptions.
Continue reading “Discovery: Layla Kaylif’s Call of The Yoni Is a Deep Dive into Womanhood”
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