All posts tagged: liverpool

Pizzagirl Returns with ‘by the way’

Having already dropped a number of tracks leading up to his forthcoming LP 'softcore mourn', out July 16th, Liverpool's Liam Brown aka Pizzagirl now reveals the final single entitled 'by the way'. With the acoustic guitar being the bulk of the track until the one minute and forty second mark, eventually spirited drums, twisted bass and strings kick in with Brown fostering a sunny alt pop gem that radiates Paul Simon style sonics.

Pizzagirl Returns with ‘sugar ray’

Liverpool hero Liam Brown aka Pizzagirl has shared his latest single 'Sugar Ray', taken from his forthcoming LP 'Softcore Mourn', scheduled to land July 16th on Heist or Hit. For his latest hiding, the charismatic artist delivers an upbeat taste of indie pop that is an ode to reminiscing and the present day wondering about an ex.

Stream Pizzagirl’s ‘Bullet Train’

Beloved Liverpool artist Liam Brown aka Pizzagirl steps up with a new track titled 'Bullet Train'. Tackling reoccuring break-ups, musically teeters between synth-pop and electro with the production built on husky, buzzing bass tones, wiring synth lines and Brown's effect laced vocals.

pizzagirl ‘car freshener aftershave’ Video

One of our fave Liverpool artists Liam Brown aka pizzagirl hits us with a new video dubbed 'car freshener aftershave'. Directed by Corey Rid, the vid is one long take of Liam riding in the backseat of a car with a woman, who he basically ignores the entire time. Regadless of the woman trying to show him any ounce of affection, Brown's look of misery basically results in him taking a drink that the woman has poured for him and getting out of the car.

Hannah’s Little Sister Share Their Single ‘Gum’

Hailing from Liverpool, Hannah's Little Sister has been releasing a number of killer punk tracks over the past couple years. Having shared their song 'Bin Mouth' last month, the group now unveil their latest tune 'Gum', which is taken from their forthcoming, debut EP 'EP.mp3' out November 20th. A hyper shot of post-punk, twisting melodies wrap around firey guitar riffs and hammering drums. The change-ups in the production are wonderful additions, making the song a rollercoaster ride of a listen that you never want to end.