Liverpool band HAARM have returned with their latest single 'Take Me Away'. Produced by Al Groves, the song is an upbeat dose of alt-pop that is utterly festive and vibrant. An added tropical feel to the production helps to create a sun-kissed offering that lifts the spirit, not to mention will make anyone want to dance. There are also gospel vocals that appear towards the end of the tune.
Already championed by the likes of Louise Brierly and Jack Parker of BBC Music Introducing in the West Midlands, Birmingham-based trio Lycio have shared a stream of their new single 'Nightfall', which is out April 3rd via their Lycio Records imprint. A mountainous pop offering, soulful keys along with thundering drums and echoing snares are the foundation for singer Genie Mendez's lifting vocals to soar. Atmospheric and moody, the tune is the follow-up to their 2019 song 'Cash'.
Brighton band Thyla have been making waves over the past few years, making them one of the premiere groups coming out of the city. The four piece have now released their new EP 'Everything At Once'. Comprised of four tracks, Thyla effortlessly blend fiery alternative and indie with lush pop melodies. The EP features the previously released singles 'Lennox Hill' and 'December'.
Once a group but now the solo project of Beth Cornell, Litany unveils a new single titled 'Go Out'. A dedication track to someone who lifted her spirits during rough times, the song is a bright pop bit that cruises with a slick bass line, stabbing keys and luscious melodies that all add up to a summertime fave.
The term death gospel is attributed to the sound of Swedish artist Louise Lemón. While an immediate assumption of something rather dark could spring to mind, her music is the light, soul and beauty of any tempestuous moment. Lemón's voice is a siren of power, with her production palette consisting of psychedelic rock, atmospheric pop, rhythm and blues, alternative and more. Passion is evident in her songs and Louise Lemón knows how to deliver them in a manner that hit straight to the heart and soul.
The term death gospel is attributed to the sound of Swedish artist Louise Lemón. While an immediate assumption of something rather dark could spring to mind, her music is the light, soul and beauty of any tempestuous moment. Lemón's voice is a siren of power, with her production palette consisting of psychedelic rock, atmospheric pop, rhythm and blues, alternative and more. Passion is evident in her songs and Louise Lemón knows how to deliver them in a manner that hit straight to the heart and soul.
South London's The Golden Dregs will release his second LP 'Hope Is For The Hopeless' on September 27th. Having shared a taste of what to expect with the song 'Nobody Ever Got Rich (By Making People Sad)' a couple months back, The Golden Dregs now unveils the second single titled 'The Queen of Clubs'. A blended twist of alt-country and experimental pop is the musical backbone whilst TGD delivers vivid storytelling of a person engulfed in the seedier side of nightlife. For fans of Johnny Cash, Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen, this will be right up your alley. Have a listen.
Inspired by a trip to Florida where quite a bit of introspection took place, Montreal band Wild Mercury have shared their new single 'Orange County'. According to the group, this was the very first tune that they recorded together. Taken from their EP1 release, the song is a hazy rock & roll gem laced with sunny garage and alt-pop undertones.
Brighton band ORCHARDS make their return with their latest single 'Mature Me'. The B-side to the band's 7" single release 'Young', the song is a lively and upbeat alt-pop presentation the bright production is packaged with fiery guitar riffs, crashing hi hats and the feel-good vocal melodies of Lucy Evers. Continuing to take their sound to further levels, ORCHARDS yet again deliver a brilliant cut that is overly enjoyable.
Brighton singer Luvia steps up with the visual treatment for her song 'Hunted'. Directed by Evan Galeano, Luvia walks among a mountainous landscape with other clips of the singer performing the song whilst movie projections reflect off of her body, representing a form of isolation.
