Guy Moses is a Tel Aviv, Israel-based alternative pop artist who has featured once on the blog before through his December 2021 collaboration with Maya Johanna and Sergio Braams, Take Me Back. His latest is another collab, this time with producer-songwriters Roy Avital and Katrin Lasko. It’s called Chaque fois.
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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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Icelandic contemporary R&B singer Silja Rós has just hit my radar thanks to her new track and video, a meditation on letting go of toxic love. It’s called Lie Just To Lie.
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One of the few silver linings of the COVID pandemic was that it allowed many of us to take pause and think about our priorities. This was the case for Roseburg, USA-based blues rock outfit Widespread Haze. With studios shut and gigs off the menu due to the pandemic restrictions, the trio set about recording their debut album themselves. Move is the result.
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Anecdotes Of Wired Minds is the debut album from Swiss electronica duo Paraphon. The collection is a tribute to the pair’s most beloved instrument, the too often overlooked synthesiser.
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Sydneyunicorns, aka Sydney Angel, has been appearing on our blog since the end of last year, delighting with single after single. Now the American electro pop singer songwriter is back with a four track EP called Manic Pixie Dream. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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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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Apricot Ink are a Canberra, Australia-based pop trio who first caught my attention at the end of last year through their sultry track Usually. Now they’re back on the blog with a new one. It’s called Call Me Good.
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Prince of Sweden is a singer songwriter based in London who first caught my attention through his delicate and poetic track As Good A Place As Any. For his latest, he’s kept the poetry but put the delicateness aside. It’s called Garrison Lane.
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