Artist of the Week is James Lloyd Smith. Kent-based, indie-folk songwriter James Lloyd Smith returns with a beautifully reflective new single, ‘Lake Walk’. A gentle blend of Nick Drake’s calm, Joni Mitchell’s lyrical grace, and Sufjan Stevens’ lo-fi warmth, ‘Lake Walk’ captures the serenity of the English countryside. Written during a deeply introspective period, the […]
Our Artist of the Week is WOAHGETTER. Following the release of ‘I Can’t Love You Anymore’, alt-indie collective WOAHGETTER returns with ‘Even Dad Had A Fiver On Love’ – a sharp, surreal take on modern romance. Blending angular guitars, chamber-pop strings and infectious melodies, the Northampton group delivers a manic internal monologue on love, doubt, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Casey Lowery. Rising indie artist Casey Lowery returns with his powerful new single ‘Blood Related’, taken from his debut EP Lekkerland, which was released on April 4th. The track explores themes of chosen family, emotional growth, and resilience, showcasing Casey’s heartfelt songwriting and distinctive sound. Listen to ‘Blood Related’ […]
Artist of the week is McCabe. McCabe’s new single ‘Vicious’ marks his return with a fresh blend of soulful grooves and experimental sounds which is set for release this Friday. Listen to ‘Vicious‘ Here: The track, ‘Vicious‘ – a reflective take on past relationships with a mix of pop, hip-hop, and vintage soul influences – […]
Our Artist of the Week is St. Catherine’s Child. Indie folk/Americana artist St. Catherine’s Child (Ilana Zsigmond) returns with ‘Negative Space’ – the first glimpse of her debut album ‘This Might Affect You’ (to be released on June 15th). Co-written with Toria Wooff, the track explores the disorienting nature of grief, capturing the feeling of […]
Our Artist of the Week is Domi Hawken. Following her acclaimed debut EP ‘Sociable Pariah’, London’s dark-rock poet, Domi Hawken, unveils ‘The Moment I Need You The Most’, the first taste of her upcoming EP, ‘Water and The Wine’. Unravelling like a psychological thriller, the track explores obsession, shifting between desperate longing and manic fixation. […]
Our Artist of the Week is amilost. Alt-pop duo amilost return with ‘Afterthought’, featuring Nick Wilson, released on March 12th. Following the success of ‘Bloom’, ‘Tiny War’ and ‘Haunted’, this track showcases their artistry, blending indie-folk elements with their signature alt-pop soundscape. Written on a snowy London evening, ‘Afterthought’ explores the lingering thoughts of a […]
Our Artist of the Week is Bible Club. Bristolian post-punk outfit Bible Club introduce their sophomore EP, Umbra, with its title track offering the first glimpse of the project. A bold evolution from their debut, Umbra blends post-rock, post-punk, and shoegaze into an intricate soundscape, delivering a politically charged critique of societal stagnation. “Umbra captures […]
Our Artist of the Week is Isolated Youth. As the release of their highly anticipated debut album ‘Miserere Mei’ draws closer, Isolated Youth offer a striking preview with the album’s bold title track. Under the mentorship and production guidance of The Horrors’ Faris Badwan, the gothic post-punk quartet continue their ascent with a sound that […]
Our Artist of the week is Melina Blanco. London-based, Argentinian-born artist Melina Blanco returns with ‘Spot The Difference’, a dreamy yet punchy indie-pop track exploring the blurred lines between romance and friendship. Listen to ‘Spot The Difference’ here: The song is a key moment on her upcoming EP, ‘It’s Happening Again’, a project four years […]
Our Artist of the Week is Wakey Wakey Rise & Shine. Bristol’s quirkiest quintet, Wakey Wakey Rise & Shine, is back on February 14th with its electrifying new single, ‘There’s Less Trouble When You Stay At Home’, the first taste of its upcoming EP ‘Rear Meat’ (out on April 4th). Blending the jittery energy of […]
Our Artist of the week is Barny Fletcher. Barny Fletcher continues to defy expectations with his latest track, ‘Lost Generation’. Infused with Auto-Tune and heartfelt lyricism, the song resonates with those who reject societal labels. After years in Los Angeles, Barny reconnects with his London roots. While his debut, ‘Lonestar’, reflected a U.S. road trip, […]