For our Artist Of The Week this time round, we’ve selected Berlin-based producer Tim Schaufert. Tim uses elements of garage, trip hop, rap and ambient music, with expertly spliced and twisted vocal elements to create swirling, enveloping music that fans of Burial, Massive Attack and Tricky will certainly be into. Give our choice track “Falling” a spin […]
This month’s playlist has been curated by The Unsigned Music Awards. The Unsigned Music Awards is the first ever major, televised awards show dedicated to recognizing the hard work and achievements of some of the most outstanding talent that is yet to be discovered, or have chosen to remain proudly independent. The inaugural awards show […]
Yellow House is the recording project of Cape Town, South Africa based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Emile van Dango. He strikes a balance between dream pop and psychedelic soul, with layers of reverb-drenched guitars swirling amidst thudding-yet-chilled R&B beats while van Dango’s distinct voice echoes loftily around your head. “It Feels The Same Everyday” is a highlight […]
Born and raised in Los Angeles California, our Artist Of The Week Lex Lu is the explicit definition of raw energy. At a young age she was infatuated with a wide range of music from, Missy Elliott to Janis Joplin which shows in her sound. Her recent independently-produced album LexAngeles showcases Lex’s ability to to work in […]
Luton duo Rylands Heath, comprised of long-time friends Jack Cowap and James Deacon, had been playing music independently in other bands before coming together; and that’s when everything clicked. The boys combine their keen ear for melody and knack for harmonies with a wide range of musical influences to create snappy, genre-bending tunes. Our chosen track “West […]
Happy May! We are delighted to bring you a new playlist filled with 10 exciting developing artists. Acts from this month’s playlist have been chosen by @MattSpracklen, music editor of @London, the worlds biggest Instagram handle for a major city boasting over 2 million followers yielding 25M views a week on the channel and 1M […]
Born Malaika Shaw, today’s Artist Of The Week is Malaika, a multi instrumentalist, songwriter and performer blurring the lines between soul, pop and jazz. With a stunning voice that deftly handles a wide array of styles, Maliaka seamlessly weaves elements of vintage soul and jazz into modern pop and R&B sounds that will surely catch the […]
Our second Richer Unsigned Session saw two fantastic artists take the stage at Cambridge Audio‘s Melomania. They were both chosen from the Channel 5 March playlist. First was Ben Paveley and Julia Church who, despite some shaky cocktail making skills, filled the room with well written songs and fantastic harmonies. Take a listen to “I […]
Our featured Artist Of The Week this time around is Yurosa, the electronic pop alias of London’s James Debroy. His music playfully pulls elements from R&B and pop and hangs them over a framework of downtempo house and electronic beats, creating a soulful backdrop for his syrupy sweet vocals to take centre stage. Our favourite cut, […]
This week’s Artist Of The Week is Anneka. Anneka’s track ‘Life Force’ weaves a tapestry of textures and atmospheric sounds to create a dark and mysterious sounding song. The enchanting vocal builds tension right from the beginning and this is maintained throughout the track. Part of the song’s charm is that the tension doesn’t release, keeping […]
We kicked off our first ‘Richer Unsigned Sessions’ at Cambridge Audio‘s brand new venue Melomania with two bands from the February playlist curated by The Great Escape Festival. We also asked them to put their own twist on a classic cocktail at the Melomania bar. First to the stage was Charlie Straw who battled against the […]
This week’s Artist Of The Week is Kaze. Kaze’s ‘Pinned On You’ showcases a variety of different influences culminating in a superb alternative-pop song. The track is full of surprises with sudden breaks allowing space for the vocal to shine through. If you like the more experimental side of The Beatles, Bjork or Radiohead this […]