Argentina-born Hertfordshire-raised Malena Zavala has released her second album 'La Yarará'. The record follows her 2018 debut LP 'Aliso'. Produced by Zavala herself and recorded at Urchin Studios in London Fields, the album consists of 10 tracks in total, with the artist lyrically weaving between English and Spanish. Incorporating elements of cumbia, folk, pop and even reggaeton, vibrant Latin rhythms dance throughout as Zavala delivers a gorgeous and heartfelt performance, a brilliant continuation of her earlier work.
London-based artist Marta Casanova aka MAVICA has shared the video to her latest single 'Ada Road'. Directed by Sofia Boriosi, the camera follows the Spanish singer as she ventures off into the ocean, taking in its natural magic until dawn, as the nightfall slowly makes its way.
Charlotta Perers better known as Big Fox has finally released her new album 'See How the Light Falls'. Originally scheduled to drop back in 2018, the LP was delayed due to health issues regarding Perers. Rather than hastily releasing the record, she took two additional years to continue working on the album, with the final product now ready for the world to hear. Produced by Tom Malmros 'See How the Light Falls' marks not only the musical return of Big Fox, but also a new outlook on life.
South London singer Jake Isaac is an artist who possesses and old spirit, that of classic soul greats. His latest single 'Tomorrow', finds the artist delivering a majestic and utterly beautiful taste of pop, soul and folk, led by tender acoustic guitar lines, enchanting melodies and Isaac's captivating vocals. The song features London's The Kingdom Choir, which adds a gospel element to the tune.
Having already built a reputation as one of the modern heroes of the modern UK indie folk and Hip-Hop scene, East London artist Hak Baker steps up with the touching recording with 'Grief Eyes'. A track about various friends who are going through trials and tribulations of life, Baker's exquisite storytelling ability creates a level of humanity and endearment to each tale whilst tender acoustic guitar play adds teary backdrop. An utterly brilliant release, Hak Baker is an artist who is desperately needed in this day and age.
With a music career spanning over 8 years, Swedish-American pair Flora Cash have gone from a band creating acoustic driven folk to a beefier sound embracing surreal pop and polished rock. That growth was highlighted in their 2017 album 'Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine)'. With songs like 2018's '18 Dollars', the duo further blended elements of R&B, adding more layers to their kaleidoscope of rhythms.
Ferris & Sylvester have unveiled their new single 'I Dare You'. Darker and edgier in sound as compared to some of their previous records, the song combines elements of blues rock and alt-folk, fostering something truly steamy, as well as sexy. The track comes ahead of the band's upcoming headline shows beginning September 3rd in Guildford.
Australia-based artist Bonniesongs taps into minimalism at its finest with her latest single 'Coo Coo'. Consisting of a repeating guitar riff and a simple 4x4 drum kick, Bonniesongs uses multi-vocals to fill in the open gaps of the track.
Having already garnished support from BBC 6 Music, West London singer Azu Yeché has unveiled his latest cut entitled 'Black Market'. Produced by Peter Lyons, Yeché's lush, soulful vocals are beautifully highlighted over the serene sounds of indie folk and pop. Blossoming with sheer warmth, 'Black Market' is an organic lifting of the soul.
Oregon-based Heather Woods Broderick shares the official video for her track 'I Try', taken from her latest album 'Invitation', out on Western Vinyl. Directed by Devin Febbroiello, the video is a collage of effects layered to create a dream-like setting, as Woods Broderick performs the single.
