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Track: Coyle Girelli – Between Us
The US based UK singer-songwriter Coyle Girelli has shared his new single ‘Between Us’, taken from his third solo album, ‘Museum Day’, due on the 27th of October. Girelli comments: “Between Us is a love story in New York City. A love lost and found again. Distance and return. A love that persists. Yet fighting against it. The fear and …
Track: Sanjay – New Roads (Feat Lavva)
Multi-genre, emerging talent Sanjay, has shared another glimpse of his forthcoming debut album ‘Ancestral Visions’ due later this year. This new single is another sonic fusion of indie dance, highlighting the talents of the afro ingenious Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, Lavva. With Sanjay flexing his skills as a producer, vocalist and playing the traditional Peruvian guitar, the Charango. The last …
Track: Hollie Carmen – Anything Bad For Me
London based Hollie Carmen has shared her new single ‘Anything Bad for Me’ which follows on from her previous track ‘Never Been Kissed‘. Her new track was written 2 months into her sobriety journey as she started to wonder if her addictive tendencies were playing out in a new relationship. “I was newly sober and …
Track: Coyle Girelli – So Predictable
Backseat Mafia’s favourite Coyle Girelli has returned with new track ‘So Predictable’ the next single from his forthcoming third album ‘Museum Day‘ due out later this year. Regarding the track, Girelli explains: “In a lot of ways this song is a kind of ode to Los Angeles. It’s a complicated town, filled with complicated people …
Track: J Mahon (FKA Emerson Snowe) Shares Heart Bursting Psych Pop Of ‘Charly (Romantic Heart)’
Ahead of the release of his debut album ‘Everything Has A Life’ due on the 8th of September via Taxi Gauche Records, singer-Songwriter J Mahon has shared the final album teaser, with psych-ballad ‘Charly (Romantic Heart)’ Recorded at London’s Ha Ha Sounds studio with Syd Kemp (Thurston Moore, Vanishing Twin) and featuring guest appearances from Magdakena Mclean on Violin (The Umlauts, Caroline) and Callum Brown on Drums (Ulrika …
Track: SOMOH – Favourite
The moniker of singer-songwriter Sophia Mohan, SOMOH’s bedroom-pop/alt-rock sensibilities explore themes of love, hardship, friendships and family. Mohan has returned with a new track ‘Favourite’, out now via Tiny Library Records (Far Caspian). Speaking of her single release, SOMOH explained: “‘Favourite’ is about trying to feel a sense of validation through ‘fixing’ everyone’s problems but your own. There’s a childlike obsession that …
Track: The Kid And I – Wonder Pt 1
The Kid and I, are an alternative rock band hailing from the UK led by the multi-talented actor-musician Jacob Powell. What began as a solo project during the lockdown, quickly evolved into a full-fledged dream for Jacob Powell – to form his very own band. In February 2022, that dream turned into a reality, and …
Track: Cortney Dixon – In & Out
Hailing from South Shield Cortney Dixon is an artist, producer and guitarist who energetic tales about love, angst and growing up in a working class Northern town. She has released a new track titled ‘In & Out’ via Butterfly Effect Label. Guitar led pop with a vicious rock edge is what Dixon does so well. …
Track: Spellling & The Mystery School – Hard To Please (Reprise)
Following the release of her double lead singles ‘Cherry‘ and ‘Under the Sun‘, Spellling (the performing name of Chrystia Cabral) has shared a lush orchestral version of the minimal synth based favourite ‘Hard to Please (Reprise)’ featured on Spellling’s album Mazy Fly’s. The new version is taken from her forthcoming new album due the 25th of August via Sacred Bones. A collection of …
Track: Maggie Cubillos – Slow Motion
Colombian/Cuban/American vocalist Maggie Cubillos, who hails from Hermosa Beach, has shared a new single ‘Slow Motion’. The track was recorded with producer Steve Ornest this past spring and features Aaron Mastin (Donald Brown, Brandy) on keys and Charlie Paxon (James Blunt, Liz Phair) on drums. Maggie says, “‘Slow Motion’ is for everyone who’s been scared to move on. It’s scary to …