Ahead of her album release in September, Freja Frances has released poignant new single ‘The Wolf‘.
Released back on 19th July, ‘The Wolf‘ is set to be the 5th track on upcoming album ‘The Funeral’.
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SINGLE REVIEW: He Takes Over – Luke Royalty
Released today (August 2nd), ‘He Takes Over‘ is the glittery debut from Darlington/Manchester based singer-songwriter, Luke Royalty.
Although Luke has been singing and gigging in bands for years, Luke Royalty is his brand new solo project, the clever moniker of his full name: Luke Taylor.
INTERVIEW: Emma Frank on new single ‘I Thought’ and upcoming album release
New York based singer/songwriter, Emma Frank, is back with fresh new single ‘I Thought’, as well as having a brand new album on the way.
I spoke with Emma to find out more…
SINGLE REVIEW: Return To The Drake’s Nest – BRIDGES
London’s very own rising rock quintet, BRIDGES, are back for the third time already this year, with latest single: ‘Return To The Drake’s Nest‘.
Released just a day before they played a slot at The Bimble Inn at Glastonbury, ‘Return To The Drake’s Nest‘ presents a truly anthemic guitar-lead sound.
SINGLE REVIEW: Listen Up – Moodbay
After meeting in the corridors of BIMM Manchester, Alfie Cattell (producer/songwriter) and Anna Stephens (vocalist/songwriter) joined forces to create the musical body we now know as Moodbay.
Although first meeting back in 2017, last Friday (7th June) we first welcomed the duo into the music releasing-world, as they released debut single: ‘Listen Up‘.
SINGLE REVIEW: Fruit – Ronald Raygun
Fronted by the ever-so talented multi-instrumentalist Sam Kennedy, the past few years have seen Ronald Raygun develop into an impressive musical body of artists.
Known for their dreamy electro-infused tunes and endearing psychedelic sounds, the Manchester-based group are back with latest single, ‘Fruit‘.
SINGLE REVIEW: I Don’t Make Me – Ignant Benches
Reigning from San Diego, CA, Ignant Benches are a young alt/indie band that deserve to be heard.
With a sound remnant to that of the early 2000’s indie scene, particularly the scene popular in the UK, the band are the perfect host of modern age nostalgia.
