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, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Yazmine MB. Yazmine MB, the British-Algerian R&B/soul artist, has recently released her latest track, ‘WHAT’S IT LIKE TO DO NOTHIN’. This song offers a glimpse into her upcoming debut EP, ‘HEALER’, which is due on April 19th. In ‘WHAT’S IT LIKE TO DO NOTHIN’, Yazmine MB beautifully captures the […]
Our Artist of the Week is Coraland. Andy Hobson, better known by his stage name Coraland, hails from the picturesque landscapes of Gloucestershire. He is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer. From the tender age of 10, Andy discovered his innate talent for drumming, which set the stage for a lifelong passion for music. Drawing inspiration […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Corsairs. Formed in March 2022, they hit the ground running, playing their first live show just months after coming together and finding their drummer in a whirlwind three-week period. Their songs are a potent mix of kitchen-sink drama and social commentary, delivered with a punchy blend of choppy […]
Our Artist of the Week is Mantaraybryn. Mantaraybryn, the enigmatic alt-pop artist hailing from the depths of Cornwall, has once again graced our playlists with his latest single, ‘No Economy‘. With a distinctive blend of poetic lyricism and infectious melodies, Mantaraybryn has captivated audiences since his debut in 2016. Known for his ability to seamlessly […]
Our Artist of the Week is Twayn. Twayn have been making waves since their inception, garnering attention with their close harmonies, stunning lyrics, and unmistakable Gen Z vibe. Their latest single, ‘Mr Perfect‘, has truly set the stage on fire. With its infectious beat and relatable lyrics, ‘Mr Perfect‘ is the anthem for anyone who’s […]
Our Artist Of The Week is George Alfie. At just 9 years old, George embarked on a path less traveled, leaving the corridors of formal education to pursue a different kind of learning – one steeped in the art of connection. George Alfie, who was raised in Guildford’s colourful surroundings, found comfort in the indie […]
Our Artist of the Week is Lea G. In the realm of alt-pop, where vulnerability meets anthemic melodies, Lea G emerges as a force to be reckoned with. Her latest EP, ‘Separation Anxiety‘, delves into the intricacies of human emotions with a rawness that resonates deeply with listeners. Lea G‘s journey throughout ‘Separation Anxiety‘ is […]
Our Artist of the Week is Lilise. Lilise’s journey is marked by hits like ‘Sweeter Than Poison’ and the captivating ‘You Don’t Own Me‘. Her self-titled EP blends acoustic pop with folk and Americana, echoing influences from Maisie Peters to Billie Eilish. In ‘You Don’t Own Me‘, Lilise navigates the tumult of first love with […]
Our Artist of the Week is Dolly Mavies. Dolly Mavies, hailing from the landscapes of Oxfordshire and South Wales, has garnered acclaim with her debut album, ‘The Calm & The Storm’. Her latest single, ‘I’m All Sugar‘ is a testament to her rising prominence in the indie scene. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Patti […]
Our Artist of the Week is Drew Thomas. Drew Thomas, hailing from Nottingham and now making his mark on the bustling streets of London, stands at the forefront of a rising movement of queer rock artists. Drew Thomas draws inspiration from the distinctive sonic landscape of the noughties rock uprising. However, he doesn’t merely emulate; […]