Leaving the bright lights and childhood whimsy of Disney World for the streets of Manchester, Billy Mick explores the themes of acceptance, individuality and self with an uplifting instrumental and effervescent flair. Inspired by Mick’s attendance at 2018’s Manchester Pride, the song takes on anthemic qualities that drive home the feelings of unity experienced by […]
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LearningToDive is ready to revive the alternative 80’s with debut album ‘Norwegian Pop’
Atmospheric and raw, ‘Norwegian Pop’ is a mash-up of all things post-punk and new wave with splashes of new romantics. With multiple tracks of power, synth and style overflowing with social commentary, the album is a boiling pot of alternative 80’s sounds elevated for a modern audience. The album opens with ‘I Stand On An […]
Simon speaks on ethereal new album in wake of Collins’ tabloid drama
Most know the name Phil Collins from his solo work or his career performing with prog-rock band Genesis. However, some may not be aware of his son Simon Collins who has been pursuing his own career in music since 1999 with the release of his debut album ‘All of Who You Are’. With defamatory headlines […]
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Get ready to rediscover the meaning of music with Araya’s new album ‘Atlas’
Surreal and atmospheric, ‘Atlas’ is a refreshing journey through self-discovery, artistry and real vocal ability. Regardless of your music preferences, Araya’s voice transcends favouritism and while he delivers a spine-tingling performance on each track, demonstrating a true talent. The 14 track album is a stylistic reflection on the artist and all components that make up […]
The reimagining of Berlin, a staple of the 1980s, will take your breath away as they return with ‘Strings Attached’
Take my breath away may have been released nearly forty years ago, but Berlin show that they can reinvent their classics for a completely new experience with their recent release of ‘Strings Attached‘. Various tracks from throughout their career are brought back to life with the inclusion of a full philharmonic orchestra, not only making […]
Legendary London Venue Adds Another Star To Its Catalogue
Established in 1954, a small venue called The Troubadour can be found down Old Brompton Road in West London. Despite its size, it has unassumingly welcomed household names such as Elton John, Bob Dylan and Robert Plant. The Troubadour is also historically linked to being a big part of the British folk revival in the […]
The First Ever Openly Gay Album To Come Out Of India, Pragya Pallavi Releases ‘Queerism’
Following the historic 377 verdict in October 2018 that decriminalised gay sex in India, ‘Queerism’ is a truly revolutionary album. Released on The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Pragya Pallavi’s debut album is dedicated to LGBTQIA+ communities in India and all over the world and with her variance of dance beats, emotive, powerhouse vocals […]
Rich Webb to release genre defying album of Australicana
Cutting straight to the chase, the sound of Australian based Rich Webb and his band of troubadours is the accumulation of men who have ‘lived a life.’ With years of music and life experience at their backs, this band are not here to become kings of the music industry but to completely redefine it. Managing […]
The weird and wonderful world of Alice’s Night Circus
Back in 2005, Panic! At The Disco married debauchery, trip hop and cabaret pop in an open relationship that invited us all to explore the slightly twisted sides of us that others may not have understood. Panic! gave outcast teen emos a place to belong, but what about those of us who never truly left […]
Rare Americans are making a name for themselves with debut self titled album
Defining ‘punk’ is like trying to ask The Sex Pistols to please keep the noise down. Whilst the good intention might be there, it’s a truly futile effort. Throughout the years punk has evolved in both the UK and USA to mean different things and be recognised differently by every generation. Classic punk can, of […]
Harp Samuels’ celestial new single ‘Breathe’
Life and restrictions have stopped so many talented and creative music artists from following their dreams. Harp Samuels could have faded and become one of these lost gems but perseverance, dedication and passion have driven him forward to release the first single, ‘Breathe’, from his forthcoming album of the same name. Born in Melbourne, Australia […]
From the Vault: The Hush Sound
Much like The Brobecks, The Hush Sound is a semi recent discovery that has consumed me like I have been listening to them for years. Since The Hush Sound received their own ‘Discovering’ post a few months back, I want to draw attention and give appreciation to an album of theirs that became a fast […]