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New Music: The Hilder – A.M.C

25/08/2022 Graeme Smith

The Hilder are a Bridlington-based four piece who first hit our radar last summer when Jane included their track Lost On You in her indie rock round up. Now their back with a new piece of summer-y indie pop. It’s called A.M.C.

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New Music: T.I.G.Y. – Animal

25/08/2022 Graeme Smith

T.I.G.Y. are a British dream pop duo who first hit our pages earlier this summer through their beautiful EP Sunny Dog Days. Now they’re back with a new track, a unique cover of Miike Snow’s Animal.

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Album Review: Monnie – I’ll Be Here When You Wake Up

18/08/2022 Graeme Smith

Monnie, real name Monica Siegman, is a Wichita, USA-based bedroom pop artist who takes influences from the likes of HAIM, Hayley Williams, MARINA, and Caroline Polachek. She’s just released her debut album, featuring six tracks of pop, rock and ’80s-style electro lushness. It’s called I’ll Be Here When You Wake Up.

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Discovery: Seiichi

08/08/2022 Graeme Smith

Seiichi is a Seattle, USA-based alternative pop singer songwriter who has caught my attention through the second single release from his debut EP Felix Culpa. A story of rediscovering long-lost love, it’s called 143.

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Album Review: Jack Keyes – Dissolving in Dusk

05/08/202210/08/2022 Graeme Smith

Jack Keyes is an experimental folk singer songwriter who hails from Louisville, USA. He’s just released his second album, an exploration of the impermanence of natural beauty. It’s called Dissolving in Dusk. Here’s my track by track review.

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Discovery: Burning Juniper

21/07/2022 Graeme Smith

Hailing from London, Burning Juniper are an indie rock group with a sound akin to Catfish and The Bottlemen, The Cure and Foals. Their latest track, produced by Mark Ronson and Lana Del Rey collaborator Josh Tyrell, a bittersweet tale of romance. It’s called She Changes The Weather.

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Discovery: Dayo

14/07/2022 Graeme Smith

Hailing from Utrecht, The Netherlands, Dayo are a dream pop six-piece fronted by the Avant Garde artist Dayo Oshigbosin. They’ve just hit my radar through their surreal new track, telling to story of a recurring dream in which Dayo is being chased by a beer. It’s called Beer.

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EP Review: T.I.G.Y. – Sunny Dog Days

12/07/202218/07/2022 Graeme Smith

T.I.G.Y. is a Dorking-based dream pop duo who have just released their debut EP Sunny Dog Days. Produced by Cameron Blackwood (who has previously worked with the likes of Billie Marten and George Ezra), the EP is six tracks that explore human nature. Here’s my track by track rundown.

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Discovery: Lupe Dragon

07/07/2022 Graeme Smith

Lupe Dragon is a Wayne, USA-based alternative pop artist who has hit my radar through her breakup track I Know What You Did.

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