Jack Keyes is an experimental folk singer songwriter who hails from Louisville, USA. He’s just released his second album, an exploration of the impermanence of natural beauty. It’s called Dissolving in Dusk. 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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Heaven X, aka JC Das, is a rapper based in Los Angeles who pays homage to revolutionaries with his new track and video Leaders.
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AC Peer is a Brooklyn, USA-based alternative R&B artist who has just released his fifth EP as a solo act. Self-produced, it consists of five tracks that deliver soul, jazz and R&B for a modern audience. It’s called Howard’s Hue. Here’s my track by track review.
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Apocraphe is a Paris-based British rapper who first came to my attention early this year. Since then, I’ve really been digging his stuff, culminating in a review of his album The Escapist Handbook back in June. His latest single release Kate Griffin is taken from that album, and comes with a video.
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