Oslo singer Siv Jakobsen touches on the changes of love, specifically when the love is gone, in her new song 'Like I Used To'. Working with a minimal palette of folk, the heartfelt track features Andrew Davie of Bear’s Den. With a debut LP on the way, 'Like I Used To' is a lovely follow-up to Jakobsen's 2015 EP 'The Lingering'.
For the past three years Newcastle’s Jake Houlsby has been releasing a number of captivating …
Indie folk singer, songwriter and guitarist Lucy Rose have announced the release of her third album 'Something’s Changing'. Scheduled to land July 14th via Communion Records, Rose will also release a short documentary to coincide with the LP. She recently shared the video for first single 'Floral Dresses' earlier this month.
Norway-originated, Liverpool-based group I SEE RIVERS have shared an amazing video for their single 'DA RAM'. What features a man who is unhappy with his everyday life as working in the fields of a farm, he decides to let loose and let his wild side roam free. Now mind you, it should also be noted that I SEE RIVERS are constantly in the background dancing like it's a non-stop party. Is it called influence, perhaps? But regardless on how miserable anyone's work is, you're probably going to be more than enticed to have a good time considering that three lovely ladies are constantly jumping about around you.
With a pair of acclaimed singles under her belt, Bristol-based singer and musician Fenne Lily …
Swedish singer Victor Crone has been on the radar of many people stemming back to …
After recently sharing their organic and warm track ‘Sad Season’, Sweden’s Crying Day Care Choir …
Communist Daughter deliver a sleek video for their gorgeous single 'Keep Moving'. Depicting a series of life events, there are clips of the band performing the powerful the track intertwined throughout the visuals. The song itself is taken from their album 'The Cracks That Build the Wall', which is out now. Have a look.
NYC-based band Wilsen have announced the release of their new 'I Go Missing In My Sleep'. Scheduled to land April 28th on Kobalt/Dalliance Recordings, many of the tracks were created in the apartment of frontwoman Tamsin Wilson during the wee hours of the morning.
One of the songs featured on the upcoming LP is the tender and stunning track 'Heavy Steps'. A minimal and breezing indie folk package, Tasmin Wilson's angelic voice combined with gentle guitar strokes are the epitome of a graceful and beautiful tune.
Stockholm trio Crying Day Care Choir make their return with the single ‘Sad Season’, out …
