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Video: Birdeatsbaby – Illuminate

10/11/2022 Graeme Smith

Birdeatsbaby are a London and Brighton-based collective of multi-instrumentals who have a penchant for taking on new challenges. Not content with merely performing the music for their new video Illuminate, singer Mishkin and cellist Hana also took to the dancefloor, performing a routine that combines contemporary dance, ballet and demonology.

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New Music: Betty Reed – Shallow End

07/11/2022 Graeme Smith

Nashville, USA-based singer songwriter Betty Reed has featured on our blog a couple of times now. First through her acoustic EP Mistakes Made, Lessons Learned back in March, and more recently through her single Without You over the summer. Now’s she’s back with a new alternative pop offering. It’s called Shallow End.

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New Music: Guy Moses – Chaque Fois

07/11/202207/11/2022 Graeme Smith

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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Video: Amber T – Ripped Jeans

03/11/2022 Graeme Smith

East Grinstead-based singer songwriter Amber T first featured on our blog as part of Jane’s Female Voices round up in September where she impressed with her unique style of pop. Now it’s my turn to run the rule over her new track and video Ripped Jeans.

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Discovery: Blankiflúr

03/11/2022 Graeme Smith

Blankiflúr is a Reykjavík, Iceland-based electronic pop artist who has just caught my attention thanks to her new team up with fellow Icelandic musician Jerald Copp. It’s called Modular Heart.

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Video: Possessor – Modern Monster

03/11/2022 Graeme Smith

LA-based duo Blaze Power and John Bonilla, aka Possessor, first came to my attention a couple of weeks ago thanks to their “new Goth” track Ice Paradise. Now, they’re already back on the blog with another track, this time accompanied by a video. It’s called Modern Monster.

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Discovery: Asceta

02/11/202202/11/2022 Graeme Smith

Asceta is technically an act we haven’t covered before on the blog but the man behind it is well-known to us. Bernardo Alvarado Rojas is the guitarist and producer for Kalmo, a neoclassical collective who we featured a few times in 2020. Asceta is his new project, celebrating the pre-Hispanic music of his homeland, Mexico.

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Discovery: Sinikka Monte

31/10/202201/11/2022 Graeme Smith

Sinikka Monte is a St.Pölten, Austria-based contemporary pop artist whose heart-breaking new track has put her on my radar. Telling the story of love that ends in betrayal, it’s called Dead End.

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Discovery: Nactus Kunan

31/10/2022 Graeme Smith

Nactus Kunan are a Nottingham-based synth and bedroom pop band who have previously had their music played on BBC Radio 6 Music and Radio X. Yet, we’re only coming to them now, on their return from a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus. Their latest track is called Total Perspective.

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