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.
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EDIE is a Perth, Australia based pop rock artist who has burst onto my radar through her anthem for the underestimated Blame Me.
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Daria Purley is an alternative pop singer songwriter who hails from Calgary, Canada who has caught my attention through her new single. It’s called Trenchcoat Season.
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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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Tone of Voice Orchestra are a Danish Americana band who have enraptured me with their new, relatable story of the end of a relationship. It’s called You Saw Yourself Out.
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Emma Mae is a Leicester-based indie pop singer songwriter who I first featured on the blog over the summer through her “b*tch pop” track When Paris Calls. Her latest is a heart-breaking ballad called Hollywood.
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Nina June is an Amsterdam-based singer songwriter who I first discovered last month through her heart-breaking ballad Jeremiah Blue. She’s back on the blog, this time with a collaboration with fellow singer songwriter Jon Bryant. It’s called The Great Reveal.
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