Andrew Schneider has been rather busy in the past few months. We appreciate his eclectic flair and relatable pop outlook, often oscillating between tradition and futurism, and we’d also like to praise Schneider’s pure elegance. His ability to pen charming, gentle and wholesome pieces is on another level, wrapping listeners in nostalgic power-pop character and […]

As debut singles go, ‘Sugar’ is a rather intoxicating and euphoric offering. Evoking the vaporous, sweaty atmospheres of an uplifting, bubbly club night, the record sees young voyager Logan Webb sharing an empowering message of freedom and liberation, especially from a cultural perspective. Fiercely championing a proud Queer identity, the Preston-based creative embraces a rather […]

If we had to choose a word to describe Lorna Reid’s artistry, we’d pick ‘elegance’. Take for instance ‘Pale Blue Glance’, a nugget of smooth jazz blessed by Reid’s luscious, dynamic vocals. The piece is just one example of the British songstress’ longstanding commitment to music. Her latest album ‘I Will Tell Your Story’ expands […]

Every time we cover Transcending Into the Unknown, we are reminded of how music can – and perhaps should – be an intergenerational endeavour. The Norwegian group knows this well. Made up of founding members Filip and Robert (brothers) and Stian (Filip’s son), the eclectic rock outfit offers a highly impressive sonic imprint. Their aural […]

Delving into ‘MOONFLOWER’ feels rather special. Are we even supposed to be here? Are we worthy of MiDi KwaKwa’s nuanced, imaginative artistry? Perhaps. What we can certainly do though, is describe the beauty behind her music. Marking the project’s latest EP, ‘MOONFLOWER’ takes a cue from previous single ‘DiH’, embarking on a vibrant, introspective lyrical […]

We are not strangers to Francesca Monte‘s majestic, fierce musical dealings. Hailing from London, the rising songstress has enjoyed a meteoric career, starting from early TV appearances in her Italian homeland to the many creative collaborations developed in the UK. Now, Monte returns with a club-oriented livery, teaming up with producer duo Fake Famili on […]

Out today, ‘Memories’ signals the debut EP by Dublin-based, Brazilian artist Nissu. Featuring six sunny and uplifting episodes – one of them, ‘Connection’, was featured on our site last year – the record delivers a slice of bubbly, romantic and euphoric mainstream pop, taking cues from major popstars such as Katy Perry, among others. Built […]

We have written about Giant Killers extensively in the past year or so. Following up on their heyday era in the 90s, The British outfit had a lot to make up for, fiercely embarking on a journey of reckoning with their past while keeping an eye on the future. In fact, Giant Killers are now […]

All the hints of a great record were there: from the anthemic, evocative synth-pop of ‘Telekinetic’ to the darkwave, gloomy territories of ‘Invisible Man’, everything pointed towards Twice Dark’s full commitment to retro energy and dark-lenient nostalgia. Channelling a great deal of 80s euphoria declined in contemporary fashion, ‘Telekinetic’ – the album – is now […]

We wrote about talented sonic voyager Michellar rather recently, celebrating her evocative pop gem ‘Home Sweet Home’ as “an approachable, heartwarming song”. Well, it turns out that the San Francisco-based songwriter and producer enjoys a rather eclectic approach to her artistry: ‘He’s a Killer’ is the single that caught our attention, a fierce slice of […]

The keen reader will certainly recall a feature we did for Ren Genevieve back in January. Diving into her single ‘gods to ground’, we proudly declared it “a stunning slice of nostalgia and blissful energy that’s incredibly striking and cathartic.” We also announced an EP on the horizon… a record that’s now among us. ‘tongue […]

We don’t always cover hip-hop, but when we do it’s because the record in question is relatable and appealing to a wider audience. That’s exactly the case of ‘Drake and Drive’. Penned by rising British hip-hop voyager Trady, the track successfully blends striking drill flow with a rather unusual evocative character, making for a piece […]