North Ship is singer, guitarist and songwriter Tom Golzen, and drummer Francis Nørgaard Jensen. Tom has been pro, semi-pro and then enthusiastic amateur for 110 years and even got signed to EMI Germany as a songwriter back in the ‘90s. Francis is a hugely respected veteran of the Copenhagen rock and jazz scene.
Read MoreInterview: Bryce Evans - Hurricanes
Hailing from the small town of Erie, Colorado Bryce Evans is a blues rock legend in the making. Bryce has been playing guitar for 20 years in genres such as blues, rock, country, and classic acoustic blues and folk. "Hurricanes" is about mental health.
Read MoreInterview: Melany Thompson - All For You
In recent years, Melany Thompson has become one of the most unique and engaging figures in music, championing a return to more heartfelt and orchestral compositions that revel in delicate strings and striking piano led melodies. Titled ‘All For You’, her new release is a touching blend of piano and strings that was brought together.
Read MoreInterview: DJ H Chimist - Life Bond
DJ H Chimist produced several albums in the French rap with beautiful collaborations as Soprano, Mystik, Lino. Today DJ H Chimist has expanded his horizons with new musical influences by composing instrumentals of different styles (rap, pop, chill, reggaeton, film music ...) and invite artists from around the world to finalize his projects.
Read MoreInterview: Wotts - LEMONADE
Ottawa, Canada indie pop duo Wotts are proud to announce the release of their new single “LEMONADE”. Inspired by the likes of M83 and Empire of the Sun, the track shoots for a cinematic and warm vibe in response to the summer days ahead. Produced by Jayem (the band’s vocalist & multi-instrumentalist),
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Review: Michael Donoghue - Calm Palm
If you are the kind of person that likes to jump around between music genres and moods, like me, you will not want to miss this one by Michael Donoghue. I mean, it is all about electronic music, but delivered in a unique, eclectic and really cool package!
Read MoreInterview: Celestial North - When The Gods Dance
Lake District based Scottish solo artist Celestial North marks her return with her intoxicating new single ‘When The Gods Dance’ which invites you into the heart of her fascinating wyrd-dreampop world. It’s a cosmic detour into a land of impossibility and beauty - bathed in folklore, the ancient and the unknown.
Read MoreInterview: Sydney Gordon - Too Close
Sydney Gordon releases ethereal pop-trap single “Too Close”. Sydney Gordon’s third single has just been released on her independent label, Static Impulse Records. The singer songwriter is poised to rapidly elevate her presence as a rising star in the music scene, building on the early momentum from her first two singles earlier this year.
Read MoreInterview: Jesabel - This Small Town
Jesabel's new single, "This Small Town," is like a fine casserole mashing up front porch storytelling with electronic pop-folk instrumentation. The tune is based on her personal perspective growing up in a small town in Georgia. The twists and turns of trying to figure yourself out in a place you don't quite belong or understand.
Read MoreInterview: Signal Source Unknown - Starless
Edinburgh based solo project Signal Source Unknown came to life amid the long lockdown days and nights of 2021. Rising from a desire to contrast the fear and uncertainty of that time with new music that reached for a more optimistic view of the future. The first tracks were created using a micro-keyboard, a laptop and an old analog effects unit.
Read MoreInterview: Mass Experience - Rise Up
“Rise Up” is a liquid dance track that ebbs and flows with a sensuality that encapsulates Mass Experience’s desire to project songs of positivity and love even if the subject matter may be dark. The partnership of Mass Experience consists of Katie M. Little and Timothy Poulton who have a long history together.
Read MoreInterview: Olly Hite - Lioness
'Lioness' by Olly Hite. Co written and produced by Multi Grammy award winner Robert Cutarella and released by Mesa Bluemoon Recordings. 'Lioness' is a Piano driven pop Ballad. Echos early works of Elton John colliding with the modern melodies of Chris Martin. Beautifully crafted pop music.
Read MoreInterview: Said Sara - Sea
San Francisco singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Said Sara, aka David Benson, is coming full-circle. Said Sara is a genuine extension of Benson’s essence. As a child of the 70’s, he grew up on the singer-songwriters of that era of emergence: Baez, Stevens, Croce, Taylor, Buckingham, Mitchell.
Read MoreInterview: Liv Charette - Game Over
Pop singer Liv Charette is delivering an epic victory with her new song “Game Over.” Marrying Charette’s powerful vocal with an undeniable swagger and classic Midway Arcade aesthetic, “Game Over” is equal parts modern pop and power throwback. The song also features a music video inspired by the 1990s VH1 show Pop Up Video.
Read MoreInterview: Jonathan Harrington - Get Away
“Get Away" is the musical manifestation of driving into the sunset with someone you love. The second single off Jonathan Harrington’s upcoming debut album TIME / PLACE, “Get Away” is an indie pop epic that takes listeners on a lyrical journey further and further from home.
Read MoreInterview: Midnight Village - Catch A Flight
Los Angeles-based Alt/Pop band Midnight Village are set to release ‘Catch A Flight’, the first single from their debut EP ‘Save Me A Seat In Your Mind’ on May 6th, 2022. Co-written by band members Sean Kolar, Tyler Lyons and Canadian singer-songwriter Lilianna Wilde, the upbeat guitar and synth-driven track.
Read MoreInterview: The Mars McClanes - The Worriers
The Mars McClanes on Making Music in Waylon’s Basement. Lean into the wormhole and gaze back at the bubbling cauldron of Dallas’ music scene in 2001. The Toadies released their second album and broke up. The Old 97’s put out Satellite Rides and ended their major label run. A few rungs down the scene’s ladder, The Mars McClanes.
Read MoreInterview: Samuel Joson - What Can We Do?
Samuel Joson has been writing music and playing instruments since he was young growing up in the church. He has turned that beginning into a career of making catchy melodies and feel good music that gets stuck in your head. 'What Can You Do?' is a feel good and groovy song that basically says that you can't force love.
Read MoreInterview: Danni Nicholls - Little Fictions
Multi-award nominated Danni Nicholls is overcoming intrusive thoughts of self-doubt and finding her voice with new track 'Little Fictions'. While moments of doubt feel like an inevitable part of the human condition she wants to empower others to favour the positive voice in their heads.
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