- 916. Review: Seafret 'Most of Us Are Strangers' New Son
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- Seafret are a London based Indie-pop duo Jack Sedman and Harry Draper. Originating from Bridlington, their name reflects their closeness to one of England’s coastal towns. Since their first EP release ...
- Created on 11 January 2020
- 917. Review: Mist Releases New Song 'Savage
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- British rap has evolved steadily over the last 40 years and is more mainstream now than ever. It's getting young people into a genre of music that they can really relate to. Mist’s journey to present ...
- Created on 09 January 2020
- 918. Review: David Keenan's Latest Song 'The Healing' ...
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- ... folk genre steps aside and David Keenan is creating a new powerful sound with this song. If moves to beat poetry, rap and dare I say it, even pop at some points. But you’re never under any illusion of ...
- Created on 09 January 2020
- 919. Anson Seabra’s ‘Trying My Best’ Does Not Shy Away from Addressing Mental Health
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- ... it keeps the composition clean and crisp, something that has been observed in many of the tracks in Seabra’s discography. Speaking on his journey as a musician, Seabra reveals, “Here I am, trying to ...
- Created on 02 January 2020
- 920. Review: Machine Gun Kelly's Latest Song 'Why Are You Her
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- If you’re going to have music with rap in it, you have to be able to show passion and anger, and not just with the vocal line - it has to come through all of the musicianship. What gets you straight ...
- Created on 30 December 2019
