Josh Carruthers (JC) of the British alternative/indie trio Flawes, certainly knows how to spin pain into an upbeat, smiley track. His thick, Dan Smith-sounding, strong voice carries the weight of pain throughout this bubbling new release. It’s fresh and catchy with emotional, powerful lyrics guiding the track. “It’s ultimately a break up song, a […]

Beaches On The Thames is the latest single from award-winning singer and songwriter Sarah Carton, and it’s the perfect song for those needing a brief escape from the lows of lockdown. It’s a cool and laid-back track that has such a free-flowing and easy sound. You’ll almost feel like you’re on holiday, watching the swaying […]

There is a lot to love about Stephen’s latest track Stray Nights. It fuses indie and alternative with an electric pulse running through. The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist tends to release really interesting, eclectic music you can just sink into and Stray Nights is no exception. There is a rich tapestry of bass, drums, and guitar […]

Limón Limón is back with their new single Barcelona Night which is inspired by, you guessed it, the amazing European city. If you’ve never been, give this song a listen and it’ll be like you’ve already walked along its vibrant seafront and strolled down its cobbled streets listening to the brilliant Spanish guitars and voices. […]

I will not run away no more You don’t have to be a fan of Scooby-Doo to appreciate California artist Scoobert Doobert and his latest track Shaggy’s Anthem. It’s a unique guitar-driven song with an incredibly catchy melody. Despite the mellow sounding tones, the track has a darker theme. Inspired by the character Shaggy in […]

The self-titled ‘Schizophrenic indie/pop-rock’ duo, Gravity Circus, has released their latest single which is about a life of solitude and alienation. Ironically, it was written months before this current time of isolation and uncertain dismay. Jimmy Nagaura’s raw sound in Shuteye shares a likeness with Declan McKenna and DMA’S’ Tommy O’Dell – although grittier and […]

dying slowly with our scars High-school friends Vaeda Black and Saverio tackle a bad habit with cigs. Written and recorded overnight during quarantine via Facetime it relays in a very honest way how you feel following a breakup. Bad habits form when you’re feeling sorry for yourself such as smoking too much. It’s a relatable song […]

Producer and DJ, Dillistone’s Anyway is an intoxicating track that truly throws you into the midst of that typical party setting. The drinks are flowing, the music is blaring, but all you want to do is run back to the safety and comfort of your own home. A feeling I believe we have all experienced […]

The mystical, echoey tones of Jillian Lake’s Bleed Baby Bleed makes you feel tense and calm all at the same time. It’s not quite a classic acoustic love song but it has its own identity. Bleed Baby Bleed is slightly distorted sounding with Lake’s mellow voice guiding you through the track in a fragmented but […]

“Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?” British singer-songwriter Easypeel releases his mellow indie tune ‘What A Woman’ which drifts in the air like a warm summer breeze. With carefree hooks and dreamy acoustic guitar, it makes for an altogether irresistible song.  However, lyrics tell another tale and you realise ‘What A Woman’ is […]