Vocal
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Kardemimmit – ‘Kardemimmit Live Special’ Review
Finnish folk excellence.
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French chanteuse Camille announces first solo album in nine years
A sublime ode to planet Earth.
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Mykalle – Da pacem Review
Merging the Gothic with the Holy for a unique vision of a modern day musical priestess.
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Jolanda Moletta and Karen Vogt – Sea-swallowed Wands Review
Time stretched vocals create an ocean of echoes and reverbs for the most relaxing vocal album of 2025.
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Emma Bradley – Winoa’s World Review
Ethereal yearning in a loneliness epidemic lets Emma Bradley open up her inner thoughts and feelings in a vocoder-filled alt-pop gem.
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Psamathes – Unjer eg Adrum Review
Live ritual Nordic folk from one of the most sampled vocalists for video game music.
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Introducing… Lyra Pramuk
With her first solo work in five years, Lyra Pramuk brings angular, passionate, experimental electronic folk into space.
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Eska returns with bombastic afrofusion “voice painting” single Down Here – album to follow
Genre-defying Mercury Prize nominated Eska returns after a decade with powerful vocal tour-de-force
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Árstíðir – Vetrarsól Review
Icelandic folk songs from the last 1000 years arranged into calming a capella wintry balms
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Introducing…. B O D I E S
B O D I E S is an 8-piece female vocal group led by Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist Kat Frankie. The project is based in…
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DVA return with their unique brand of odd kitchen sink electro-folk with ‘Kung Fu’
DVA return with their crazy made up language for a freeing indie folk jam.
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Beautiful Chorus – High Frequency Love Music Review
When you set affirmations of love to your night bar playlist
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Claire Dickson – The Beholder Review
Evoking dreamscapes with odd found sounds and layers of ethereal voices.
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Marina Herlop – Nekkuja Review
A unique glimpse into a musical utopian garden of electronic experimentation
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Sainte Lucie – Mercie Review
Vocal forward French folk where most of the songs barely last a minute.
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Namian Sidibé – Namian Sidibé Review
Malian praise songs stripped back to voice and guitar
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Introducing… Hands of the Heron
Sumptuous vocal harmonies are the bedrock of this alt-folk trio.
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Aphir – The Halo Is Shapeless Review
Ambiguous vocal hypnotism for witchy ambient lovers
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Lucinda Chua – YIAN review
A lush and introspective string drenched ode to finding comfort in a place called home.
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Starling Arrow – Cradle Review
Five spirit-folk songstresses team up for a vocal album to treasure.
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O’o – Spells Review
Experimental electronica chopping vocal harmonies like a sous chef.
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Lily Jung – Les 5 Mondes Review
An angel and a Bulgarian choir from just one voice.
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Lisel – Patterns For Auto-Tune Voices and Delay Review
One voice, endless possibilities.
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Andrea Ward – Ribbon of Water Review
When a water spirit comes to make music.
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Introducing… Lisel
When an opera singer discovers vocoding technology.
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Nyokabi Kariũki’s hypnotic voice returns on Nazama with debut album to follow
Experimental field recordings and vocal collages on a road to recovery.
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Jonathan Hultén – The Forest Sessions Review
When the voice of Thor and an angel turn up to a gothic folk performance.
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Psamathes – Sacred Groves: A Celtic VGM Tribute Review
A one women choir bringing elegance and power to VGM themes.
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Jenny Parrott – Pregnancy Choir Review
Acapella pregnancy thoughts from a lineage of mothers.
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Andrea Ward does music and movement the avant-garde way
Channelling water in voice, percussion, guitar and dance
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Marina Herlop – Pripyat Review
A piano, a made up language and a whole lot of experimental chaos make for a superb album
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Jemma Freese – Shadow Boxing Review
Welcome to math jazz - a genre you never knew you needed.
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Seaming To – Natural Process Review
One voice, one almighty uneasy choir to weild.
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Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci – Exaudia Review
A journey into royalty, feminine sensuality and exotica.
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Introducing… It Was All A Dream
Dream pop and R&B collide in London.
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Sunstroke Rain – Spark Review
Returning back to the origins of indie pop
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Anna Anise – Saint Martha Review
Alternative folk women collective that has the grassroots community at its heart.
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Introducing… Allison Lorenzen
Ethereal shoegaze for the geographically and physically depressed.
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Introducing… Dominique Van Cappellen-Waldock
A ceremonial album for those we've lost over the past few years.
