Gillian Rae Perry is one of my favourite discoveries I’ve made through running this blog. At the end of last year, her brilliant concept album Lost Children first caught my attention. She then followed it up with the beautifully eloquent A Reminder earlier this year. The track features on her new album Gilligil which I absolutely had to listen to. Here’s my track by track review.
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If you’ve been following the blog recently, you’ll have seen American singer songwriter Will Wood’s name pop up a few times. Back in May, I discovered him through the wonderful single Cicada Days. He followed it with the experimental You Liked This (Okay, Computer!), then the triumphantly nihilistic White Noise. All three tracks feature on his new album “In case I make it,”. I simply had to give it a listen.
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Who Parked The Car are a Paris, France-based pop and jazz collective who I first discovered for this blog earlier this year through their amour-infused ballad W&G. The track features on their debut album Mad Weather Good Friends which has just been released. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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Joel Zigman is an electronic pop artist based in Denver, USA whose fresh and unique new EP Down caught my attention. Over four tracks, it tells the story of Joel’s life over the past couple of years, managing big life events against a backdrop of quarantine. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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1.0.8. is the performing name of Andrew Stewart, a North Yorkshire-based artist who I’ve featured before on the blog. It was the originality of Andrew’s sound that first caught my attention, with genre descriptions proving elusive when I reviewed his single Creature. With that in mind, I was keen to hear more from him, so thought I’d give his new album Devotion a listen.
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James Chelliah is a British hip hop artist who describes his sound as “existential indie rap.” I’m not sure I could describe it better myself, as evidenced by a his new track, a collaboration with Cam May and Grace Joyram, called Something, at least.
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Slow Thinker is the self-produced from Brisbane, Australia-based indie pop singer songwriter Noralyn.
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