By Rapper, singer, fashion icon. Whatever you want to call him, he’s the nonchalant Aussie on everybody’s lips. Let’s go back to 2013. You know, when things felt a little less serious. The Harlem Shake adorned computer screens across the world. Wolf Of Wall Street howled into the box office, and
INTERVIEW: Fake Turins
With a graceful bow to the existentialism of Jean-Paul Sartre, the North London collective have seen the wood for the trees as they seek to re-write the avant-garde handbook in graphic detail. In an industry landscape cloaked in genericism, the definition of originality is somewhat ambiguous. What does it mean
INTERVIEW: Hongza
In the wake of his new single Dream, Eat, Sleep, the London singer-songwriter delves into the shallow pools of mechanical swiping and empty flattery that permeates through the constructs of modern dating. One of the oldest and most basic plots goes thus: boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy regains
By INTERVIEW: Tête-à-Tête With Eosine
It’s probably a good bit of foreshadowing in naming their debut single after a distant star, as it seems that their future is equally as bright. Belgium based Eisone’s debut single is a stunning homage to the best of the Shoegaze and Dream Pop movement. Wailing synths, pristine vocals and
INTERVIEW: Jessie Reid
Fingerstyle is a genre with a strong lineage. Originating in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, its birth arose from southern blues guitarists striving to imitate the popular rise of ragtime piano music. Fast forward 100 years and its roots are now firmly implanted in modern culture, with the
INTERVIEW: Toby Johnson
The Mahogany-signed singer-songwriter has dissected the often gruelling notion of hindsight in 5 sizzlingly candid chapters, revealing his own battle against painful introspection. As our lives grapple and traverse across their own individual timelines, the capricious nature of our existence means we often find ourselves looking back on past experiences
INTERVIEW: Fossway
Following a highly successful 2019, the Newcastle-born alt-rockers have returned with a ferocious new offering that erupts with an electrifying fury. Driven by billowing drums and animated guitars, this new single dances flamboyantly in a continuous motion of intensity, pulsing with a decadent energy that constantly shifting its instrumental sequence.
INTERVIEW: Josie Proto
Heralded as one of the UK’s brightest newcomers, the songstress is back with another delicious taste of candid storytelling in her wistfully playful new singles ‘Puddles’ and ‘Champagne Fizzles’. At a time where the feeling of nostalgia burns brighter than ever, Proto has romanticised the sentiment of youthful naivety, underlining
INTERVIEW: Club Paradise
As we grow older our circumstances change faster than our friendship groups, haunted by the feeling of being left behind by your mistakes and missed opportunities. Indie four-piece Club Paradise have managed to savour the euphoria of past memories in their nostalgically-charged new offering ‘Growing Up’. Driven by billowing drums
INTERVIEW: Ally Thorn
London-based singer songwriter ALLY THORN has strolled elegantly into the picture with her engrossing new single Poison. Walking a tight rope between contemporary folk and alternative pop, the composition fluxes and pulsates in a show of compellingly arranged synths, reflecting the emotional inflection in the lyrics with a moody elegance.
