Emma Mae is a Leicester-based pop singer songwriter who I’ve featured a couple of times on the blog before. Such is her way with lyrics and her ability to create a catchy pop melody, I always get excited when I see she’s got new music out. Her latest is called I Should Sell My Story To A TV Network.
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Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I first discovered for the blog through her beautifully put-together EP Vaste. In her latest piece, she turns tragedy into gold, writing it during a time when she was recovering from a brain injury. It’s called Catharsis.
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Forgotten Garden are an alternative rock duo from Inverness, Scotland who first grabbed my attention over the summer with their captivating story Jessica. Fast forward to a different season, but their music remains just as haunting. Their latest is a different take on the Christmas carol. It’s called Christmas Time.
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What did I expect to see at the new Emma Rice production? Humour? Theatricality? Exhilarating style? I got all of those with a large helping of darkness and death. But it was a sense of The Wuthering Heights Experience that I took away with me.
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