I’ve shared music by Alex Opal before but not since 2019. I’m glad to say he’s back, this time performing under the name The Alex Opal Outfit, alongside his seven-piece funk and soul band. Their latest is called I Don’t Mind.
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Reading-based hip-hop collective OSP is becoming one of our favourite acts around here. With each new track they release, they’re bringing something fresh to the genre. Their latest is no exception, a Deeology remix of their track Breathe.
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Bloodyarvo is a product of multi-instrumentalist and frontman Ariq’s experience of coronavirus isolation. To get through what was a difficult time for him (and all of us) he turned to song-writing. This has now culminating in the band’s debut single Feel My Heart Sleeps.
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I’ve been following London-based alternative pop artist Garvie since the start of this year when he came to my attention through his infectious track What Did I Do. It was followed by the politically-charged What Do You Want. Now he’s back with a new one. An ironic take on the topic of fun. It’s called Life’s Good.
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Before The Camera is a UK Record Label based in London, founded by music producer Danny Short. They’ve just teamed up with spoken word artist Tom Gill for a new collaboration called Soothes My Soul (The Drug I Binge On). Hear it for the first time anywhere right here.
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Noah Richardson first hit our radar earlier this summer through his alternative pop song about dancing through the pain Wherever U Go. Now he’s back with a new one that similarly combines bright instrumentals with macabre themes. It’s called Dead To Me.
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E.W. Harris is a New York, USA-based indie folk singer songwriter who first featured on our blog last summer through his unconventional tale of heartbreak Bad Ghost. His new one, a tale of exile, is called Hammerhands.
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Jeremy M is a York-based alternative pop artist who has just hit my radar through his darkly emotive new track Boys Don’t Cry.
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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.
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