Over these last few years, James Bruner has quietly been building the foundations for what feels like a major breakthrough moment. Having sharpened his craft across countless stages throughout Europe, the UK and the United States, the Nashville-based songwriter now arrives with a release that feels perfectly timed. ‘Wish IContinue Reading
Over these last few years, So Good has become one of those rare artists who feels genuinely impossible to predict. Just when you think you understand what she might do next, she veers off in an entirely different direction, creating music that feels refreshingly detached from conventional expectations. And thatContinue Reading
Over these last few years, artists like Tom Collins have shown how emotionally rich storytelling can still thrive within guitar music when handled with care and authenticity. Henry Nielsen follows a similar path on ‘Hollyhocks’, delivering a debut album that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable. What immediately strikes youContinue Reading
For Los Angeles-based bassist, vocalist and composer Casey Lipka, music has long been rooted in collaboration. Across her career, she has consistently approached songwriting as a shared experience rather than a solitary pursuit. And her new EP ‘Giving It Time’ continues that ethos, offering a thoughtful exploration of the relationshipsContinue Reading
There is a thoughtful simplicity at the heart of Tale of Giants’ latest single ‘Somewhere’. Written from the perspective of someone constantly moving between places, the song explores the emotional uncertainty that can accompany a life spent chasing new experiences while wondering what might be unfolding back home. The projectContinue Reading
Barcelona artist Msb Mario, also known as ‘El Niño de la Pili’, is set to bring his emotionally charged live show to the UK this summer with performances at Newcastle’s The Cluny on the 4th June and Brighton’s Folklore Rooms on the 27th June. Blending spoken word, flamenco, reggaeton, rock and electronic influences, MsbContinue Reading
London-born singer-songwriter Symeon returns with thoughtful new single ‘Heroes’, a warm and introspective indie-rock release that explores the human reality behind admiration and fandom. Built around shimmering guitar textures, gentle acoustic rhythms and hazy psychedelic touches, the track expands Symeon’s sound into a more uplifting and atmospheric direction while retainingContinue Reading
London songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Re Teu returns with the stunning new single ‘St. Brendan’, a rich and emotionally immersive folk-inspired release taken from the forthcoming EP Voyages. Led by Emric John-Sawyer’s deep, resonant vocals and delicately layered acoustic instrumentation, the track gradually unfolds into something far more expansive and cinematic. SoftContinue Reading
Debut albums often arrive carrying the pressure of introduction, but ‘I Want to Be the Anchor’ from Emma Miller seems far more concerned with quietly establishing trust. Across its carefully arranged songs, the Edinburgh artist builds an album rooted in clarity, restraint and emotional precision. Recorded in Tennessee with producer Nick Bullock and aContinue Reading
On her sixth full-length release, Buildings and Food moves further away from urgency and deeper into reflection. Her newest outing ‘Yutori’ isn’t an album designed to overwhelm us with dramatic crescendos or dense architecture. Throughout, it unfolds patiently, almost weightlessly, inviting the world to slow down alongside it. Created by Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalistContinue Reading