London vocalist Bianca Rose has released her new album 'If You Knew, Would You Care?'. Having dropped the LP during Mental Health Awareness Week, the record is a blend of soul, folk, jazz and pop. Guests appearances include Jake Isaac, Joshua Luke Smith, and Madison Ryann Ward.
London's Matilda Mann follows up her previous track 'Doomsday' with a new offering titled 'My Point Of You'. A gorgeous release, Mann's touching vocals are accompanied by gentle acoustic guitar play, not to mention delivering enchanting melodies the dance around the breezy instrumentation.
Parisian based outfit Oracle Sisters have released their latest EP 'Paris II' via the 22TWENTY imprint. Comprised of five songs, the new record explores the idea of reimagining the city of Paris whilst exploring the bright and hopeful aspects of it as well as the dire and challanging side of life.
Dutch artist la loye has unveiled a new folk-driven single called 'i only hear you in my song'. Driven by gorgeous acoustic guitar play, the track is quite spacious in sound with la loye's airy vocals effortlessly soaring above the instrumentation.
Panamanian singer Sofía Valdés has shared her latest track 'Lonely', taken from her upcoming debut EP 'Ventura', landing February 5th via Warner Records. A gorgeous folk meets pop ballad, Valdés' beautiful vocals are accompanied by a minimal palette of acoustic guitar strums and light, tender synths, giving the artist enough of an airy sound for her to fully shine.
After dropping his impressive cuts 'Regretamine' and 'London’s Requiem', Louis Dunford has now released his debut record 'The Morland EP'. Comprised of 5 tracks, the EP is a an audible demonstration of Dunford's exquisite songwriting skills and detailed storytelling that keeps listeners gripped and engaged from start to finish.
Often times names such as Bob Dylan or Leonard Cohen are mentioned when discussing some of the most impactful wordsmiths of music. However Lookman Adekunle Salami can be considered as one of our modern marvels whose immaculate songwriting and lyricism puts him on par with many of the greats of the art form. Known to many as L.A. Salami, the London singer, poet, musician and overall multi-disciplined creative erases any sonic boundaries or limitations, allowing himself the freedom to constantly explore and foster a rich carnival of sounds.
Often times names such as Bob Dylan or Leonard Cohen are mentioned when discussing some of the most impactful wordsmiths of music. However Lookman Adekunle Salami can be considered as one of our modern marvels whose immaculate songwriting and lyricism puts him on par with many of the greats of the art form. Known to many as L.A. Salami, the London singer, poet, musician and overall multi-disciplined creative erases any sonic boundaries or limitations, allowing himself the freedom to constantly explore and foster a rich carnival of sounds.
Our Man In The Field is the moniker of singer and musician Alexander Ellis. With the sound that sews together Americana classicism, gypsy folk and even a tint of country, Ellis' sincere deliverance is soul stirring. With his latest single 'Thin (I Used To Be Bullet Proof)', Our Man In The Field touches on the power of change and mustering the courage to walk the path in life that one feels he or she should truly be travelling.
Montreal singer Kandle steps up with her latest record entitled 'Better Man'. The song touches on severing a working relationship of a person who was practically stifling her music career. Singing with full conviction, the Canadian artist delivers her message over grand pop instrumentation equipped with electric guitar solos, fiery keys and these gorgeous, lush change-ups.
