Our Artist of The Week is Alto Key Alto Key has embraced social media to push the boundaries of all things music in this digital age. From musical challenges and viral jingles to heartfelt songs, his wholesome content is regularly viewed, remixed and shared by millions worldwide. He has grown an audience of over 1.5M followers across his […]
Our Artist Of The Week is Firesites Firesites incorporate a dynamic blend of upbeat electronic rock and laid-back indie synth-pop, landing somewhere between the realms of Radiohead and Homeshake. ‘Oceanpotion’, their new single, certainly takes influence from the latter, accomplishing a soothing listening experience with a recipe of soft falsetto vocals, lo-fi guitars, wavy synth lines […]
Artist Of The Week is Kamora! Glasgow-based alternative rock outfit, Kamora, have been making waves since their uprising in 2016, with the band gaining radio play on Amazing Radio, BBC Music Introducing and Unsigned Radio, and have been shared by It’s All Indie, Rock Era Mag and Tongue Tied Magazine, to name but a few! Having […]
Our Artist Of The Week is Ocean Flaws! They’re one of the most exciting bands emerging from the UK indie scene today. Imagine The Cars grew up amidst the humdrum of post-millennial Essex. The band have a great sense of humour as well as some great tunes! They’ve garnered airplay from Radio X, BBC Music Introducing, landed […]
Our next Artist Of The Week is Shyer, led by the Cambridge-based songwriting duo, Amanda and Zak. After a two-year hiatus, Shyer is back. The duo’s jangly, infectious indie pop rock has won them airplay on the likes of BBC 6 Music’s ‘Fresh on the Net’, BBC Introducing Mixtape and Amazing Radio. They are out with a new […]
Artist Of The Week is Tom Leader! Tom is an alternative pop artist based in Birmingham. He enjoys making rhythmic acoustic loops and singing hopeful lyrics. He found his love for writing songs at the age of 12 after going to see Nizlopi play live. Though his first two EPs (‘Moving On’ and ‘Bridges’) are predominantly […]
It used to be that the only way to record music was in recording studios. We all know that technology has changed this dramatically, making it possible to record an entire album in your bedroom. However, no matter how good your bedroom studio, it will never parallel the recording equipment of Abbey Road for example. […]