Our Artist Of The Week is highly unique! Peploe is a London based alt-pop duo that mixes genres such as EDM, indie rock, pop and neo soul. Their tracks ranges from pretentious grandeur to unromantic, homemade indie. Lisen to their latest double single “Elephant Of Mine”: Between the super tight polyrhythmic drums, district layered jazz inspired […]
Brother Sea is celtic-folk band that brings together four talented musicians from different walks of life, forming what can only be described as raw and organic campfire stories exploring heritage and folklore as they gently flicker through captivating soundscapes. Their track Circadian really stood out, taking you on a journey between sincere and beautiful innocence and […]
Rénovations is an exciting, new electro-grunge trio from mainland Europe, currently based out of Edinburgh, Scotland and is our Artist Of The Week! Rénovations has a handful of singles out at the moment, but has already formed a refined sound. Even though the trio have been working mostly remotely, they sound like they have been playing […]
Connie Miles is a talented young singer hailing from Grimsby, UK and is our Artist Of The Week! Connie has a handful of singles out at the moment, and while they each offer up something a bit different, they all serve to showcase her fantastic, strong voice and keen ear for melody and a hook. She’s equally adept […]
modem. is a DIY recording project from Leeds, UK. Frustratingly (at least from a writer’s perspective) that’s about all the information available about the project, yet the lack of presence doesn’t feel like a gimmick. As you listen to the music, the somewhat monotone delivery of the lyrics become more powerful, feeling at times like some […]
London’s Red Light Acid Test are a powerful four-piece that began showing up on the city’s stages and backroom bars in 2019, with a pummelling, gritty brand of dark alternative rock. While the heavy, angular riffs and big drums are the immediate pulls, the band does a fantastic job creating frenetic, anxious tension in both the […]
Taking the final Artist Of The Week spot of 2020 is Henrio! Originally from Barcelona, Henrio moved to Liverpool in 2017, stepping away from a label to further hone his craft as he settled into a new home. His voice is delicate and nuanced, with minimalist production and guitar work that really lets the intricacies speak. With a […]
PINLIGHT is the electro-pop brainchild of Edinburgh-based multi-instrumentalist Jenny Laahs. Getting her start performing on Edinburgh’s songwriting circuit in 2014, she soon switch her sound up, working in influences from the likes of Kate Bush and Passion Pit with her own unique twist. And when we say ‘multi-instrumentalist’, we mean it! Have a gander at Jenny tackling […]
Hailing from South London, Lyys is musical powerhouse, handling writing, singing and production duties creating blissful danceable pop tunes. Keen ears might be able to pick out melodic choices akin to Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser (who she sites as an influence) but there’s a keen pop-driven focus that keeps things a bit more grounded. With a […]
Hailing from Hull, Vains is our Artist Of The Week! Swimming in the melancholic end of the pool, the band crafts moody sonic textures from cavernous driving drums and lush, twangy guitars. The band’s lyrical content tends to focus around the unnerving doldrums that the weight and stress brought on by everyday life, but the way it’s presented with […]
Based out of London, Lial is an artist and songwriter exploring the darker, more pensive corners of pop music and sonically, there’s lots on offer. One of our favourites is “Dirty Little Lies”, a slow burner that keeps a tried and true pop formula from feeling stale by using guitar-led production and vocal hooks vaguely reminiscent […]
Paris-born, London-raised Francine Belle is our Artist Of The Week! A graduate of both the BRIT School and Cambridge University (for music and English Lit respectively), Francine is a British-Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer with a soaring voice, a keen ear for orchestration and a glorious sense of melody. Francine’s ‘sound’ is a bit tricky to […]