Though new to us, French producer Worakls is quite influential in certain circles and has been cited as an inspiration by other artists we’ve shared. It’s easy to see why after hearing his latest piece is a vibrant orchestral wonder. It’s called Sparkle.
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Darro is a New York, USA-based rock singer songwriter who has just released his second album. A deeply personal collection, it explores impactful moments of his life, including heartbreak, inner turmoil and recovery from a brain tumour that left him unable to speak or sing. It’s called Accidents.
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Glasgow-based alternative rockers Pizza Crunch first hit our blog in the Summer courtesy of a couple of singles, Wilting Youth and Romanticised Past, both of which feature on their new EP, That Serene Age.
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I’ve shared music by Alex Opal before but not since 2019. I’m glad to say he’s back, this time performing under the name The Alex Opal Outfit, alongside his seven-piece funk and soul band. Their latest is called I Don’t Mind.
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Ear Candy, real name Jamie Jordan, first hit my radar back in July through his bright and breezy indie pop single Better Alone. Now he’s back with a new track that explores the idea of love as a form of convenience. It’s called lonely.
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MooseTooth are an Indianapolis, USA-based five piece who refuse to be defined by, or even care about, genre. It was that attitude that inspired the name of their debut album It All Tastes The Same, a project that incorporates folk, rock, psych, jazz and a whole bunch else. Here’s my track by track review.
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Ask Carol are a Norwegian alterative rock duo who we’ve been following on this blog since 2020. With a number of single releases under their belt, they’ve just dropped their debut album, AC 1: Control You. An intriguing prospect, I couldn’t wait to check it out. Here’s my track by track review.
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Kaeley Jade first hit our radar in May this year through her emotive single Ego. Now the Edmonton, Canada indie pop singer songwriter is back with a new one, perfect for those of us not yet ready to give up on Summer. It’s called Beneath The Lies.
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The Hydrogen Trees are a Scarborough-based analogue, audio-visual project who have just hit my radar thanks to their new single For Coal Beach.
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