May Roze is a Swiss-born, London-based electronic pop singer songwriter who has just released her debut EP. Used to process an emotionally difficult part of her life, it’s called Heal. Here’s my track by track review.
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Julie Hicklin is an electronic pop artist based in London who first caught my attention back in September through her moody track Dog Solitude. Now she’s back with a new one. It’s called It Should Be Me.
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Jimmy Beach, fronted by Jeremy Zendejas, is an jazz and alternative pop act who hail from Los Angeles, USA. Changing is their fourth single release, a forward-looking yet introspective reflection for Jeremy on how embracing his own music career will change things for him. I gave it a listen.
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Crosscurrents are an indie pop duo who hail from Cape Town, South Africa. Their tale of self-doubt tempered by optimism Hocus Pocus has caught my ear.
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Warahenege, real name Praveen Somarathne, is a dream pop artist from Manchester. His latest self-written and recorded track is called Skyscrapers And Oceans.
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Hailing from Los Angeles, USA, Matt Beyer is an acoustic singer songwriter who takes on the concept of drastic changes in his new album Off Sunset.
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Bon Psy, real name Gianluca Cardinale, is a UK-based nu jazz performer. His latest piece, featuring textured electronic instrumentals and spoken word soundbites is a meditation on mental empowerment. It’s called Cursed Life.
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