Paul Moody, who also records as Moody Jr, has featured on the blog a few times now. He first hit my radar last autumn through his folksy, autobiographical album Songs of Youth. Now he’s back with another strikingly honest song, this time about the pain that can coincide with love. It’s called Time Bomb.
Continue reading “New Music: Paul Moody – Time Bomb”
Ryuichi Sakamoto is a Japanese neoclassical composer who has teamed up with Ukrainian violinist Illia Bondarenko for his latest piece, Piece for Illia. Illia has made headlines by playing his violin in a bomb shelter while under bombardment from Russia and his collaborated with Ryuichi is, suitably, a lament.
Continue reading “For Ukraine: Ryuichi Sakamoto and Illia Bondarenko”
Marianne Engebretsen is a Norwegian singer songwriter who I first discovered last Autumn through her single Light As The Moon. The track is taken from her second album Something New, and I enjoyed it so much I thought I’d give the album a listen as well. Here’s what I thought.
Continue reading “Album Review: Marianne Engebretsen – Something New”
MMIV, real name Max Rawdon, is an indie pop singer songwriter based in London. Band-less and gig-less during the pandemic, Max turned to solo writing. His new single The Drugs Are Running Out is the result.
Continue reading “Discovery: MMIV”
Fi is a Birmingham-based singer songwriter. Their new EP Anhedonia is a tapestry of experimental electronic beats and accomplished song writing.
Continue reading “EP Review: Fi – Anhedonia”
You must be logged in to post a comment.