Today, London-based singer-songwriter Tom Speight loads a new reel onto the film projector, opening up a new chapter in his ever-evolving catalogue of transcendent hits. As the film leader counts down to 0, the title credits roll through to Tom’s latest single, ‘The One’. Already achieving over 200 million streams and 1 million monthly listeners on all streaming platforms.
Read MoreInterview: Ilan Bell - Through It All
Based in New York City, Ilan Bell is an indie singer-songwriter who has generated widespread anticipation for his debut album, American Love. Joining forces with Grammy award-winning producer Paul Falcone (Jay-Z, Beyonce, Tom Odell) as well as indie bands TOLEDO and Vern Matz, Ilan Bell delivers a series of understated ballads alongside more anthemic tracks.
Read MoreInterview: Jameson Tabor - In the Glove
It’s impossible not to feel the energy of artist and producer Jameson Tabor who spins a fresh sound through dance-pop and its’ emerging sub-genre, bluestep. His soulful voice and playful personality showcase an updated, sensitive version of masculinity. Since the release of his debut EP “PURSUIT,” his first music video "Pull Me In" won at the Eurasia International Film Festival.
Read MoreInterview: Feliciano - I'm a Libra
Feliciano strives to create music that speaks to the true experiences that people go through, stripping away the veneer of false confidence and constant joy of popular culture, to connect with what listeners might be feeling deeply themselves. When listening to City Pop and its Japan in the 80s vibe, it was inspirational in that it lent itself to a movie-like narrative.
Read MoreInterview: Sail Cassady - Hiding In Vancouver
Sexuality. Mental Health. Consciousness. These are some of the meta themes that run through the music of flamboyant indie-rocker 'Sail Cassady' who hails from Victoria, BC. Like a queer-friendly The National, with a dash of Lou Reed, their debut album ‘Juniper’ documents the torture and delights of the artists own grueling process of self-discovery.
Read MoreInterview: Moscato - Four Seasons in a Small Box
Simone Moscato is a musician and composer; he has decades of experience playing for various musical projects, including solo singer-songwriter EP’s and instrumental music. Moscato has now found his own perfect synthesis of composition, vocal research, acoustic and electronic instrumentals for the project “The path of least resistence”.
Read MoreInterview: Emerald Bluffs - All I Need
Emerald Bluffs is a project started by Isaac Harris in Carbondale, Illinois, in 2020. Inspired by his own mental struggles and powered by his desire to share his art with a larger audience, Harris strives to tell his life’s story through song. He is entirely self-taught and is always developing his skills to continue to create new and interesting music through Emerald Bluffs.
Read MoreInterview: Jade Ashtangini - Dance Like a Kitty (Cello and Piano)
Jade Ashtangini is a musical yogini, modern classical pianist, composer, cellist, yoga mantra chanter/singer, yoga teacher, and photographer based in Dallas, the U.S., and Taiwan who loves music extremely. She has been classically trained since her childhood, the music composed by her is so soothing and graceful, some are even quite lively rhythms.
Read MoreInterview: 9 o'clock Nasty - Low Fat Jesus
9 o'clock Nasty emerged glistening from the plague pits of Leicester. They play with glitter and they take no prisoners. Relentless and yet full of love they take a side eyed look at the world and punish it with driving beats and mild sarcasm. Low Fat Jesus is a punk apocalypse. The kind of song you need to shout 1-2-3-4 before you hit play.
Read MoreInterview: Joku - Infatuation
John Wilcox, (Joku) is an Asian American singer/songwriter/producer who blends classic rock and blues roots with modern pop production under the alias known as Joku. The 1975, Charlie Puth, and John Mayer are the strongest influences for Joku. Infatuation depicts a lustful relationship that is built on obsession, not trust.
Read MoreInterview: RobinPlaysChords - Unmasking
Robin Jax, through his solo work as RobinPlaysChords, one-half of the transatlantic duo The Companions, and founder of Tiergarten Records, has spent years trying to come to some sort of reckoning with the person he was, the person he could have been, and the person he wanted to become.
Read MoreInterview: Said Sara - Same
San Francisco singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Said Sara (aka David Benson) is coming full-circle. The alt-folk acoustic Said Sara is a genuine extension of singer-songwriter David Benson’s musical and psychological essence. Its music is as all-encompassing as it is personal. As a child of the 70’s, he grew up on the singer-songwriters of that era: Stevens, Croce, Taylor, Buckingham.
Read MoreInterview: Sano Hill - Dancer
Sano Hill is a singer-songwriter based in Galway (Ireland) currently finalising his debut album for release in Spring 2023. His songs are inspired by life, love and loss and he has played to audiences in the US and Ireland with his work released already to critical acclaim on compilation albums, including 'Origin: See the Light', 'New Horizons', and 'Inundations'.
Read MoreInterview: Courtney Nord - Like Rainbows
"Like Rainbows" is an emotional, melancholy song about hope. When creating this song, Courtney Nord imagined a moody spring day in the rain while drinking lavender tea while physically being in the studio and staring at the ceiling. She allowed her senses to lead her into what the melody evoked within her.
Read MoreInterview: scxtty - Life Through Roses
Life Through Roses, the focus track, is about finding closure within a relationship. It’s often hard to find that closure with the other person especially when you don’t want to talk to them, so scxtty guess he found it through the past years of working on himself and growing older. The song speaks his story and the difficulties of moving on but reassuring yourself that it is okay to move on.
Read MoreInterview: Domax - New Moon
New Moon's 6-track EP was written and recorded at Domax studio at Jam International HQ in London, U.K. All the tracks are played on his Monopoly synthesizer with a live drummer. Domax wanted to make an EP with big tunes, a big beat, and loads of energy, all surrounded by a rich, lush sound world.
Read MoreInterview: Kmalectro - chez moi
Kmalectro's "chez moi" is about humans staying awake in order to use and not be used by AI. That's his idea and the message of his song. Keep the house: "chez moi"—you can buy a house but not a home. Keep your home safe and worm-free; do not sell just a house. Just let a part of you perform, not your whole self.
Read MoreInterview: Anousha Nazari - Caravane
Born in Sari, near the Caspian Sea, Anousha Nazari began singing with Iranian local orchestras. Parallel to her musical studies, she studied Architecture and graduated in 2012. Winner of the Tehran Music International Festival Prize in the choir section in 2013 and 2014, she has participated in various national and international festivals and performed in the most prestigious halls in Iran.
Read MoreInterview: Sabreen Islam - still love you
Auckland-raised, twenty-year-old Sabreen Islam is an artist, songwriter and author. Weaving her signature style with inspirations from the likes of Hozier, Conan Gray and dodie, Sabreen writes confessional and powerfully sharp lyrics, with a knack for telling stories through her songs.
Read MoreInterview: Podge Lane - Change In The Weather
‘Change In The Weather’ is third single off of Lane’s anticipated sophomore album, ‘Common Country Misconceptions’, set for release March this year. This is the first Podge Lane release of 2023, after an exciting 2022 which included a full tour for his debut album ‘Outer Monologues’ in Ireland and London, press and media coverage from Hot Press Magazine, American Songwriter, RTÉ.
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