Singer Songwriter
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Kathryn Joseph – for you who are the wronged Review
One of the most personal albums I've come across in the last decade.
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Introducing… Sophia Fracassi
Canadian singer-songwriter writing about finding her way into adulthood.
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Sevdaliza – Raving Dahlia Review
A poignant attack on the music industry and all toxic relationships.
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Hrishikesh Hirway – Rooms I Used to Call My Own Review
Softer softest - dream pop to be sad to
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Introducing… Melissa Weikart
Avant pop that conveys the feeling of tired emotions through piano and voice.
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Introducing… Ben Sefton
If Freddy Mercury and Rufus Wainwright had a cousin in 2022.
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Introducing… Alison Cotton
A haunted siren invoking 60's British folk.
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Introducing… Murdo Mitchell
Scottish Singer-Songwriter on trust, isolation and cinematic rock.
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Introducing… O-SHiN
A soulful electronica artist with a rare perspective on life.
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Introducing… Katie Spencer
The warmth of Yorkshire folk.
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Natalie Nicoles – Spilling Review
Indietronica to dance into oblivion with.
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David Åhlén – Watch and Pray Review
Haunting chamber indie folk to bewitch your soul.
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Emilie Zoé – Hello Future Me Review
When a bedroom rocker gets to play with studio toys!
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Pluto Jonze – Awe Review
Psyche-pop for those who like strong pop melodies dressed up in alternative clothes.
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Introducing… Les Cooper
Smoky Downtempo Night time vibes
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Mitski – Laurel Hell Review
A 180 turn to the dancefloor with guitar in hand.
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Introducing… Sonny Brazil
Traditional British folk tunes revisited.
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Iameve – Archetype Review
Electronica from the dark faeries.
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Live Vault – Tori Amos (Tiny Desk)
An insight into the 2022 tours.
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Kathryn Joseph returns with haunting new single, album in April
Mystical songstress returns with captivating new single.
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Introducing… Tom Rogerson
Virtuoso piano to give hope through despair.
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Tiny Fighter – Rewind
Mature pop renditions of rockier anthems.
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Collect Call – The Golden Hour Review
Beck x Sufjan Stevens
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Tori Amos – Ocean to Ocean Review
My personal album of the year.
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Introducing… Arny Margret
Timeless singer-songwriter with wisdom well beyond her years.
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Charlotte Greve, Wood River and Cantus Domus – Sediments We Move Review
One of the most daring and expressive albums of 2021.
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Introducing… AnSoFi
Ethereal Nordic breezes and crystalline piano song tales.
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Emma Ruth Rundle – Engine of Hell Review
If shoegazing doomsters did acoustic folk.
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Danika – When Love Comes Review
When a crooner wants to make some alt-rock too.
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Mitski returns with new single, album coming February
Dramatic indie synth rock to be devastated with all over again.
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Sóley – Mother Melancholia Review
The soundtrack for the end of the world.
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Ruth Lyon – Nothing’s Perfect Review
Genre hopping soul pop.
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EllaHarp – Screaming into the Void Review
A beautifully arranged indie folk harp memoire.
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Tanaya Harper – Montreal Review
Aussie rocker returns with a short, sharp EP.
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Sóley’s new single and concept album embrace experimental artistry
Sóley returns with a stunning new single.
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Introducing… Ruth Lyon
Fragile piano folk
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Tom Rosenthal – Denis Was A Bird Review
An important album on hope and happiness after loss.
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Tori Amos’ new single ‘Talking to Trees’ speaks of coping with grief and loss
Powerful new single out today.
