Alba James is a Stockholm, Sweden-based singer songwriter who has just released her self-produced debut EP. Inspired by the existential dread that hits most of us in our twenties, as well as the climate shock of moving from the South of France to the cold Swedish winters, it’s a deeply personal collection. It’s called Bedroom Walls.
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Over the past decade or so, Lissie has made a name for herself as one of the hottest talents on the alternative scene, with her unique blend of rock, folk, country and pop. Carving Canyons is her latest studio album, following on from 2018 hit Castles and the re-release of previous material last year.
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Eria HummingBird is an Albi, France based composer and producer who likes to weave a tale about himself as much as within his music. When he pitched his album to me, he claimed that he had once been world famous, working with the biggest names in music, but a virus has wiped his name from existence. An intriguing story, and one that made me want to listen to the album. It’s called Lo-Fi Stop.
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Amethysts is the debut, self-titled album from the Bury St. Edmonds-based electronic pop duo of the same name. Having already built up a reputation for live performance, this album, which was originally planned for release in 2019 before the pandemic hit, has been hotly anticipated on the underground indie scene. Was it worth the wait? Let’s find out!
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Nothing I See Means Anything is the new concept album from New York City, USA-based experimental artist Elly Kace. Inspired by Kate Bush, Björk and Lady Gaga, in it Elly attempts to push boundaries like those who have come before her.
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