London-based singer-songwriter Tadhg Daly has just released his latest single, Figure It Out. Following in the style of previous releases Come Alive and Hit the Ground, the track continues Daly’s soft-spoken, melodic tone with touches of electric backing. It’s a warm, comforting piece of acoustic pop that’s radio-friendly. Gliding on soft guitar strums, Daly croons his heartfelt lyrics […]
Continue readingPremiere: Laura Elizabeth Hughes – Pandemonium
There is something captivating about hearing a song in its elemental form. It is awkwardly insightful, almost voyeuristic as you glimpse into a singer’s exposed soul. Pandemonium is a stark recording featuring 1,000 Beasts on piano and Laura Elizabeth Hughes on vocals. The bells and whistles are firmly locked away in the drawer, as this […]
Continue readingPremiere: Heaton – High Off Your Love
The premiere today is a song called High Off Your Love by Heaton, a five-piece rock act fronted by Jake Heaton, and I immediately have two thoughts. Firstly, the band have a fantastic business opportunity right in their lap, and they’re probably unaware of it; hand warmers. Hear me out; they could name them HeatOns, and do an […]
Continue readingPremiere: Latenight Honeymoon – For Heaven’s Sake
We’re living through a hard time. A period that historians will inspect with razor-sharp precision forever. While this is an undeniable truth, it doesn’t mean we can’t find love, laughter, and enjoyment within the parameters of our own struggle, so when you hear a brilliant new piece of music, you can’t help but smile. For […]
Continue readingPremiere: Harry Miller – Back In Time
Harry Miller’s new single, Back In Time, is a beautiful acoustic song which combines bright, uplifting guitar and twinkly percussion with gentle, melodic vocals. The Liverpool-based artist sings and plays from the heart, drawing upon personal experience: “I was stuck in the past wishing things to be how they were, until my family and friends helped me […]
Continue readingPremiere: Dreuw – Heavy
In the context of music, the word heavy is synonymous with a subgenre of rock. It creates an image of pounding drums, throbbing bass, screeching guitars, and screaming vocals. Dreuw’s new song, Heavy, is quite the opposite of all these things. It is a beautifully crafted track. Dreamy, cinematic, and most importantly, heartfelt. A symphonic set […]
Continue readingReview: Peach Luffe – Fairytale
In between the fuzzy drone of bedroom pop and psychedelic indie rock lies an alternative world inhabited by the songwriter Jong Lee, otherwise known as Peach Luffe. After releasing his self-produced debut On My Side last year, the Toronto-based artist is back with a new single titled Fairytale. With its concord of sweet sounds and a […]
Continue readingListening Party: Autosuggestion – Live At Dark Daze
I’ve been told I’m an excellent listener, or at least I think that’s what my girlfriend said. Therefore, it’s nice to commemorate such an admirable trait by having a listening party! But we aren’t just going to stand outside our houses and take in all the sounds around us, such as the chirping of birds, […]
Continue readingYou Need To Hear This: Hannah Georgas – Same Mistakes
Dubbed “a new generation’s Feist”, acclaimed indie-pop singer Hannah Georgas has returned from her recent high-profile support slots with The National and released a compelling, atmospheric new song. Same Mistakes is the second single produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, and it’s a collaboration that’s bound to create some impressive pieces of work. After the […]
Continue readingSong Of The Day: Café Spice – She Loves And Leaves
My girlfriend and I often have arguments when it comes to making a meal. Not because I burn everything beyond recognition (although admittedly that is an issue), but because she hates spicy food and is therefore objectively wrong. However, this hatred of all things spice came to a screeching halt when I played her She Loves […]
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