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The disco grooves, the 80s summer choruses, and soaring harmonies: Fickle Friends do it all with their newest release that embraces a multitude of classic genres that shaped the music of today in their newest single, Not In The Mood.
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The post disco vibes are especially strong with Chiiild’s newest single, featuring the wonderful Mahalia, Awake, but the groovy track isn’t without some twists and turns.
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There have been a lot of genres that have been revived over the years, but sounds as obscure as 80s prog rock have been long buried, and brought back from the dead by Daniel Santiago in his new single Song for Tomorrow.
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Sung like a somber lullaby, Greta Svabo Bech’s newest single, Breathe, has all the dark themes of certain branches of neo-classical all toppled with an indie feel. The combination of those elements makes for an absolutely beautiful piece of art to be remembered for generations.
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In an amazing blend of indie pop and jazz, Thomas Headon and Lizzy McAlpine have put their minds together to make an eccentric and interesting single titled Bored that would even color Jacob Collier impressed.
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In an electric and exciting new single, Suburban Symphony delivers some of the most exciting melodies of the year with School Gate.
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UK-based solo artist One Cure For Man, also known as James Parkinson, has gifted us with another incredible single. “Everything (Promise Me)” is a powerful, catchy, and toe tapping thrill ride from start to finish. I defy anyone not to bop their head along to this one, the beats provided by Parkinson’s brother Ben on drums are impeccable and provide the perfect backbone for the stunning track.
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Anna Leone delivers arguably one of the most soulful folk ballads in years, both invoking feelings and emotions of old and new, in one carefully crafted song titled Still I Wait.
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Both subtly and intensely, Cian Ducrot has just released one of the most powerful ballads of recent times with Crocodiles.
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Do you need to get cheered up for that exam you have going up? Do you need to get pumped up for that gym session you’ve been dreading today? Do you need to make your daily run ten minutes faster than you normally achieve? Take out your phone, load up Louis and the Shakes’ newest single, How Badly Do You Want It, and let the magic of the tune do the rest.
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Adapting the classic sounds of pop-punk and adapting it to modern standards, BLOXX does a wonderful job capturing the fun of guitar-driven songs in their newest single, Everything I’ve Ever Learned.
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English singer-songwriter Ben Howard’s three previous albums all have a different feel to them. The folk artist made his debut in 2011 with Every Kingdom, his most instantly gratifying album, and followed it up with I Forget Where We Were, a more complex record that rewarded listeners’ efforts and remains to many his best collection. 2018’s Noonday Dream was darker in feel, and marked a change in tone for Howard, but was no less excellent.
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Lana Del Rey is an intriguing star. In so many ways, she’s one of the biggest singers and musicians around, a performer at the absolute peak of her creative powers. And in other ways, she seems to very deliberately eschew exactly the sort of fame and status this would otherwise bring her.
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Discounting 2017’s Synthesis, which was a collection of existing tracks reworked to add orchestral and electronic elements and featured just two new songs, The Bitter Truth marks Evanescence’s first proper studio album in a decade. That’s a long time for fans to have waited to hear more from lead singer Amy Lee and co.
