Track Review: ‘Borrowed Words’ by Luna Blue
Brighton’s indie troupe Luna Blue prepare for the release of their debut E.P. Nightjar giving listeners a taste with their
Category: Pop
Live Review: NME x Starling Bank’s Under The Radar
On the 12th of July I was very fortunate enough to be invited to NME’s first Under The Radar event
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Track Review: ‘Baby It’s You’ by ImSoMaleek ft. Denzil Porter
For Wyclef Jean protégé and R&B artist ImSoMaleek – 2017 could be a pivotal year with the U.K release of
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Track Review: ‘Taxing Times’ by Savannah
The British invasion is far from dead as the ‘Biggest Band In Dawley’ Savannah shout out against oppression with their
Track Review: ‘Say’ by Les Kirsh
Les Kirsh is an artist that you might consider the ultimate songwriter: he’s dabbled in a host of different genres
The Truebelles: ‘Mister Nobody’
It seems like the world of female pop groups is growing a little stale these days, but luckily, London based
Pimlican release ‘Runaw’y’
If you like your R&B, then make sure to check out Pimlican’s new track, ‘Runaw’y’. The producer and collaborative artist
Adam Lanceley Returns with ‘Back To The Sunshine’ EP
After being involved in a horrific car crash during his childhood, Adam Lanceley was told he would not walk or
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Tsunami Section explore the theme of karma in addictive ‘Keep My Spinning Wheel’
Exploring the theme of karma, Tsunami Section release their debut single ‘Keep My Spinning Wheel’. The uplifting pop duo consists
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Rosie O’Sullivan’s New Soul Infused Album
Having got to the brink of fame on Britain’s Got Talent, Rosie O’Sullivan has returned with some of her best