Anto Cossu is a London-based Italian musician and composer. Along with guitarist Antonio Perry and drummer Dave Roberts, the trio form Anto Dust whose sound incorporates dream pop and cinematic sensibilities. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to their first single in two years. It’s called A Larkin.
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I first discovered Liverpool’s Screentalk for the blog back in February of this year, and we’ve become fans of them here at York Calling. They’ve just released their latest, inspired by being there for someone struggling with mental health issues. It’s called Girl In The Sky.
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Mythie is a Lille, France-based Avant Garde artist who has caught my attention with her raw and cinematic new track and video Mermaids.
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Pennine Suite are a York-based five-piece fronted by Nicholas Aldous, formerly of The Receivers. They’ve just released a new track, channelling influences from The Jesus And Mary Chain and The War On Drugs. It’s called Far.
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Who Parked The Car are a Paris, France-based pop and jazz collective who I first discovered for this blog earlier this year through their amour-infused ballad W&G. The track features on their debut album Mad Weather Good Friends which has just been released. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Hailing from Tarzana, California, USA, Lauren Juzang is an alternative pop artist who uses her music to explore the frustrations of growing up in her new EP HAHAHHAHA.
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Little Victories are a London-based pop rock trio who I first discovered back in October through their stunning track Set In Stone. Their follow up is an equally beautiful tale of mental health struggles. It’s called Love Gets Me Down.
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