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Ella Bleakley

Artist of The Week is Ella Bleakley

Our Artist of The Week is Ella Bleakley.  

Rising singer-songwriter, Ella Bleakley, has made a lasting impact with her debut album, ‘Somewhere Green’, and its standout title track of the same name. This enchanting song is the culmination of a long creative journey, showcasing Ella’s unique sound and emotional depth. 

Reflecting on the song’s origins, Ella shared that it ‘started back when I was in school’ and was initially written for someone special but never fully materialised. Over the years, she continued to work on it, finding that ‘perfecting it became like therapy’. This process allowed her to channel her experiences and emotions into the song, making it deeply personal and meaningful. 

Listen to her song, ‘Somewhere Green’, here:  

‘Somewhere Green‘ delivers a narrative about letting love find you and being at peace with however it comes. The track maintains a melodic and ambient energy, enhanced by a vintage vinyl crackling effect and Ella’s soulful vocals, creating an captivating and timeless atmosphere.  

Despite being written over three years ago, ‘Somewhere Green‘ captures the essence of Ella’s journey, making it a perfect centrepiece for her debut record. 

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Artist of the Week is Tidal End

Our Artist of the Week is Tidal End.  

Tidal End is an exciting four-piece band from Scotland, composed of four friends who come from diverse musical backgrounds and collectively have substantial experience in writing and performing. 

The band blends each member’s unique style and character to create a distinctive sound featuring sincere lyrics, melodic charisma, strong harmonies, and memorable hooks, both uplifting and subtle. Their latest release, ‘Some Kind of Love Song‘, beautifully exemplifies their approach to writing music. 

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The song displays the band’s signature style, blending emotive vocals with rich harmonies and dynamic instrumentation. 

‘Some Kind of Love Song‘ showcases Tidal End‘s ability to create music that is both relatable and uniquely their own, leaving a lasting impression with its heartfelt and evocative narrative.  

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Artist of The Week is Own World

Our Artist of the Week is Own World. 

Own World, a band born from the upheaval of a subsiding flat, found their musical identity in an unlikely place: an industrial estate in Tottenham. Comprising Joe Sigee on vocals and guitar and Matthew Lawrenson on synths and backing vocals at first, they were later joined by Alex Bailey on bass and Holly Hardy on drums. 

Own World quickly made their mark with their debut track ‘In Style’. They followed this up with singles ‘SIMULATE’ and ‘No Behaviour’, each expertly mixed by Wilma Archer and Lxury (Andy Smith), the band’s momentum soared, resulting in a sold-out headline show in London. 

Now, Own World unveils ‘Low Sun’, the lead track from their debut EP, recorded in a remote mountainside cottage in Wales. This new release promises to expand their sonic palette while staying true to their innovative spirit. 

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Artist of The Week is MARSAW

Our Artist of the Week is MARSAW.  

Emerging artist MARSAW has just released “Tribe of Eurafric (Never Go)” on May 24, 2024, marking the first part of his ambitious project, Paroxysms. Following the success of debut singles “Underwater Station (Safer)” and “Don’t Wanna Know,” this track completes Paroxysms, Pt. 1, the initial chapter of a three-part EP series. 

MARSAW, a moniker for Martin Sawyer, blends African rhythms with electronic sounds, celebrating his cultural heritage. “I’ve embraced my African roots, weaving its rich rhythms into my music,” he says. Paroxysms, Pt. 1 is described as a musical homecoming, with African beats taking center stage. 

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The term “paroxysms” signifies sudden emotional outbursts, reflecting MARSAW’s journey of personal and artistic evolution. Each EP in the series explores different facets of his upbringing and influences, starting with the African-inspired sounds of Pt. 1. 

MARSAW, who has spent over two decades honing his craft, continues to push boundaries in electronic music. With monthly releases planned until the project’s completion, “Tribe of Eurafric (Never Go)” signals an exciting chapter for this Nordic-African artist. 

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Artist of the Week is Vacant Weekend

Our Artist of The Week is Vacant Weekend.  

Following the success of their indie track ‘Talk,’ Manchester trio Vacant Weekend returns with ‘Funny Dad’, a heartfelt ballad from their upcoming summer EP. 

The band describes ‘Funny Dad’ as a raw, emotional piece created through their close friendship, featuring bright indie guitar and Alex’s infectious vocals. The track covers themes of loss and indifference, expressed through a stream-of-consciousness style. 

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Vacant Weekend’s upcoming EP looks back at their journey of overcoming self-criticism and is filled with cathartic, high-energy tracks. The band, formed in 2018, draws inspiration from disco, Motown, and 2000s indie rock, crafting a unique funk-inspired sound. 

After performing at festivals like Kendal Calling and Bluedot, Vacant Weekend is set for a UK tour starting June 14th in Newcastle. Their live performances, featuring a six-piece band, promise electrifying energy. 

With support from Spotify, Apple Music, BBC Radio 6, and 370,000 TikTok plays for ‘Marlboro Reds’, ‘Funny Dad’ marks a significant step in the band’s development.  

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