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Sakara calls game over on gritty ‘Playground’
Sakara draws a line under emotional manipulation on ‘Playground’, the final single leading into her forthcoming debut EP. Centred on the painful realisation that somebody…
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MEANDER basks in the warmth of friendship on ‘Alfresco’
MEANDER celebrates the quiet joy of friendship on ‘Alfresco’, the third single from her forthcoming debut EP. Capturing a sunny afternoon spent outside a café…
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Getting To Know… Hannah Wicklund
Hannah Wicklund has always viewed music as a form of pure expression. A guitarist, songwriter and multi-disciplinary artist, authenticity sits at the heart of what…
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Daisy Harris celebrates a different kind of love on ‘Spoon Song’
Daisy Harris turns her attention to one of the great loves of her life on ‘Spoon Song’, a warm indie-folk dedication to her rescue cat,…
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Charlotte Greve finds her way back on ‘Lighter Blue’
Charlotte Greve reconnects with the creative process on ‘Lighter Blue’, the final single ahead of forthcoming debut album WATERBODIES. Written around a period of feeling…
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Whisper Doll search for a sign on dreamy ‘Sunsigns’
Whisper Doll capture the dizzy excitement of a blossoming crush on ‘Sunsigns’, the latest glimpse of forthcoming album Lucky Clover. It’s that wonderfully irrational stage…
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Kristeen Young refuses to play by the ‘Numbers’
Kristeen Young takes aim at the emptiness of capitalism and our tendency to measure value through numbers on ‘Numbers’, the second single from forthcoming album…
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The Klittens tune out the know-it-alls on ‘Nothing To Teach’
Amsterdam five-piece The Klittens offer up one final glimpse of forthcoming debut album Have A Heart with ‘Nothing To Teach’, a breezy post-punk shrug aimed…
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M(h)aol turn the mirror inwards on jittery ‘Scam Manifesto’
M(h)aol turn the mirror on themselves with ‘Scam Manifesto’, a wiry new single confronting the uncomfortable gap between the compassion we extend to others and…
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The Baby Seals cast a darker spell on ‘Irene’
The Baby Seals venture somewhere considerably darker on ‘Irene’, a slow-burning departure from the Cambridgeshire trio’s usual frenetic garage-punk. Originally given the rather less radio-friendly…
