Sacramento, USA-based indie pop artist Howe, real name Chyanne Ledbetter, first came to my attention in the Summer of 2021 thanks to her subversive track Made For This Time. Since then, I’ve been eagerly lapping up her new music, and this year shared further tracks Green Enough and Wash Rinse Repeat. The latter opens her new EP, the literally titled Courtesy of Insomnia.
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Isolated Corners, real name Edward Tucker, is an alternative rock act from Exeter who first hit my radar earlier this month through his track and video I Know Something That I Shouldn’t. He’s now released the EP from which the track is taken so I was keen to check out some more of his music. It’s called Sleeper.
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1.0.8. is the performing name of Andrew Stewart, a North Yorkshire-based artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. It was the originality of Andrew’s sound that first caught my attention, with genre descriptions proving elusive when I reviewed his single Creature. With that in mind, I was keen to hear more from him, so thought I’d give his new album Devotion a listen.
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Howe is an indie pop singer songwriter from Sacramento, USA who I first discovered last summer through her clever track Made For This Time. Her latest is another authentically subversive one. It’s called Wash Rinse Repeat.
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Love And Other Machines is the debut album of London-based alternative pop singer songwriter Mari Dangerfield. As you can tell from its title, it’s not your ordinary catalogue of love songs.
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