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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
Our Artist of the Week is Lilla Shy. Lilla Shy’s latest single, ‘Ugly‘, is a heartfelt piano ballad that serves as an apology to herself. Co-produced by Mercury Prize-nominated Ed Harcourt, renowned for his work with Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Lana Del Rey, the track intertwines sweet vocals with raw lyrics, culminating in a powerful message […]
Our Artist of the Week is Velour Fog. Formed in 2020, Velour Fog was founded by frontman and lead guitarist Jake. The band includes Moose on drums, Marshall on rhythm guitar, and Naois on bass. Their latest single, ‘Glue‘, truly solidifies Velour Fog‘s place in the pantheon of contemporary rock. With thunderous drums and slow-paced […]
Our Artist of the Week is Georgia Reed. Georgia Reed is not your typical alt-pop artist. With an ethereal voice that seems to linger in the air long after the music fades, Reed has released her debut EP, ‘Haunted’. At the heart of Reed’s music is a sense of raw honesty and vulnerability, both of […]
Our Artist of the Week is Idyllic. Formed in 2022, Idyllic brings together a talented ensemble of musicians who share a passion for creating rock ‘n’ roll music. Lead vocalist Niall Doolan and guitarist Ben Rogers, who first crossed paths at school, found common ground in their love for music. They joined forces with bassist […]
Our Artist of the Week is Yama Rama. Led by the enigmatic Charlie Clark, this outfit is poised to carve its own niche with a blend of influences ranging from Bob Dylan’s soul-stirring vocals to The Cure’s poignant riffs. Their latest track, ‘Some Days’, serves as a testament to their raw honesty and emotional depth. […]
Our Artist of the Week is Connie Campsie. Living in London, Connie Campsie is an alt-singer-songwriter who weaves dreamy neu-folk melodies with poetic cynicism, amazing audiences with her distinct musicality and introspective lyricism. In 2023, Connie released her debut EP, earning accolades such as ‘Artist to Watch’ by Rolling Stone and a ‘HYPE Artist’ by […]
Our Artist of the Week is Bedroom Tax. Bedroom Tax is an eclectic 5-piece band known for their complex and dynamic sound, poignant lyrics, and compelling subject matter. Drawing comparisons to artists like Hak Baker, Arctic Monkeys, and The Streets, Bedroom Tax continue to push boundaries and defy expectations with each new release. Bedroom Tax […]
Our Artist of the Week is Pushpin. Pushpin is made up of four members hailing from London. Their dazzling, diverse, and mercurial stage performances have earned them invitations to venues across the UK. Their brand of psychedelic pop is solidified by their visual experimentation, with puppetry and DIY artwork embellishing their stages. Their latest single, […]