Kowloon is one of those artists who I can’t get enough of. The American singer songwriter has already appeared on the blog half a dozen times, each time bringing his own brand of chilled, soulful rock. His latest is no exception. It’s called Today.
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Deep Dive Species are a psychedelic electronica act formed during COVID lockdown in New York, USA. Their new video, inspired by the auteur director David Lynch, accompanies their dark trip-hop track One Hand Clap, taken from their debut album Aquaphilia.
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The Meskimo is an American art rock artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. Back in November of last year, I was quite taken with his romantic and storytelling track …And The Stars Would Explode. Now he’s back with a new one – a tribute to psychedelic pioneers Terrence and Dennis McKenna. It’s called The Brothers McKenna Drop Out.
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Hailing from Brunswick, Australia, Michelle Limanjae is an alternative rock singer songwriter who burst onto my radar earlier this year through her beautifully unique track Pluviophile Song. Now she’s back with a new one – a cautionary tale of keeping your feelings bottled up. It’s called Sane.
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Dirty D is a hip hop and jazz saxophonist who can usually be found entertaining the underground scene in San Diego, USA. His new EP Solar Sail is bringing his unique sound to a wider, international audience. Here’s my track by track review.
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Toothbrush are a London-based alternative rock act who have just released their storytelling new single Kaleidoscope.
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Boris Pelekh is perhaps best known as his work as the guitarist of early ’00s indie folk sensations Gogol Bordello. Since his time with the band, he’s embarked on a solo career, culminating in his debut EP I See It Now, set for release in June. His latest single is taken from the EP. It’s called Too Much.
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Maejis Mind, real name James Beasley, is a Los Angeles, USA-based singer songwriter who has taken his music in a slightly new direction for his second EP At Water. Until now, his release has been on psychedelic jams but in this new EP, he’s decided to infuse his sound with elements of pop and R&B. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Seemingly as prolific as he is imaginative, Somerset-based alternative rock act Future Cavemen, real name Joe Tennant, is back with his second EP. I had the pleasure of reviewing his first EP I, late last year so I couldn’t wait to get stuck into this one. It’s called II.
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