Torrence is a Bournemouth-based singer songwriter who has just released his debut single Violent Tendencies. Once I saw its provocative video, I was moved to share it.
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Beth McKenzie is a Manchester-based singer songwriter who has just caught my attention thanks to her intimate and honest new love letter of a track to her younger self. It’s called permission to love me.
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Holy Coves are an indie rock band based on Holy Island, Wales. They’ve already received a ton of support from BBC Radio Wales, and BBC Radio London and can count Huw Stephens and Adam Walton among their fans. Despite all that, they are new to us, and have just hit my radar thanks to their new album Druids And Bards.
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Sacramento, USA-based indie pop artist Howe, real name Chyanne Ledbetter, first came to my attention in the Summer of 2021 thanks to her subversive track Made For This Time. Since then, I’ve been eagerly lapping up her new music, and this year shared further tracks Green Enough and Wash Rinse Repeat. The latter opens her new EP, the literally titled Courtesy of Insomnia.
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Lia Nxieta is a Zurich, Switzerland-based alternative pop and R&B artist who I first discovered last autumn through her sultry track and video Good Boy. Since then, she’s been working on her debut EP, which was recently released. Consisting of four tracks that show the different sides of her sound, it’s called Soul Scapes.
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Melanie Wehbe is a Stockholm, Sweden-based electronic pop artist who has featured on our blog a couple of times before. Most recently, I ran the rule over her liberating ode to self-love Like I Do. It’s a track that features on her recently released EP Bloom, so I decided to give it a listen.
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Christy Puzzle is a Paris, France-based experimental dream pop artist who doesn’t so much produce music but collects sounds as artefacts of life. Her album Les maux des mots (The Evil of Words) was released last year but has only just hit my radar. Here’s my track by track review.
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Fran Lusty has featured a couple of times on this blog since we discovered her at the end of last year. Her brand of vulnerable indie folk never fails to delight. Now she’s back with a new one, inspired by the great author Virginia Woolf. It’s called Flight of Your Mind.
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Mood Organ are a Leeds-based experimental rock group who first caught my attention around this time last year with their breath of fresh air EP Slightseeing. Now they’ve released its follow-up Iconic Bench Scenes and I was keen to find out if it held a similar kind of magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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