

When Words Fail, Music Speaks
Listed as the final track on her upcoming debut EP ‘Planetary Shift’, the singer-songwriter has bandaged the scars of mental fragility in this beautifully zealous and compelling homage to self-care. Resonating with a mystical air of foreboding, Before is a single shroud in a healthy and resolute dose of
Read MoreWhile the chance to play in front of an audience has been restricted over the past year, producers have had ample opportunity to work on their music. Vito had a great 2020, putting in the hard work and being rewarded with multiple releases, and his start to 2021 shows
Read MoreWith a sound that is at times minimal, yet always accessible and suitably intense, the London-based Balamii resident refuses to be pigeonholed, pushing the boundaries of track selection beyond the realms of experimentation. From layering notes of ambient krautrock with acid jazz, to slamming 4/4 techno; her mixes are
Read MoreThe Orange County native has detailed the affliction of heartache with a sincere insight into an exhausted relationship, using the spiritual aura of the moon as a poignant metaphor. Through time, musical styles have manifested into many different sub genres, whether it be alternative, progressive, electronic or even psychedelic,
Read MoreSwimming in a soulful a concoction of dream pop and ambient jazz, James' leads us on an introspective journey of self-care and appreciation, wrapping a candid arm around those who feel bound to anonymity. Picture it. The world is multiplying at an unprecedented rate, the concept of being a
Read MoreThe London based quartet have started 2021 off on an ironically whimsical footing, exploring the mundane and frivolous observations of everyday life. Indebted to the landscape of 90's TV, Life Drawings have detailed their own instinctive nature of improvisation in this quirky tale of emotional reflectivity. With its choral
Read MoreDelving deep into the realms of alternative rock, the rising West-London talent tenaciously shares his own message of accepting the current sentiment of universal chaos. Propelled onto the scene only last year, Kid Brunswick (aka Harry James) is an artist who basks in his own intrepidity, harbouring a melancholic yet