Introducing: Ruby Red
Californian duo Ruby Red are two talented individuals, Daniel Laner and Fernando Fine bringing an alternative funk blend of indie synthpop to the table that's hard to ignore.
Isaac Dunbar lets “Mime” do the talking
The young American is slowly, yet surely taking over and demanding some undivided attention. His latest single "Mime" hits all DSP platform today and confirms our predictions. He's got something special to showcase.
Emma Elisabeth’s raw guitars, pop edge and controlled mess on “What A Waste”
Fancy some raw guitars, a pop edge and controlled mess ? You’ve knocked on the right door. Enter…
Ginevra gets “Lips”, her second ever track off the ground.
When we were saying that Ginevra writes music like a diary we weren't kidding. The Turin-born singer-songwriter returns with her second ever track out via Factory Flaws titled "Lips".
Introducing: The Nice Nice
When a band, or duo in this case, comes about and portrays themselves as an hybrid between Cigarettes After Sex meets Coldplay and that same band covers the almighty tracks of Chris Rea's uber-hit "Josephine". You have got to hear it for yourself and figure what it is all about.
Parisian band Pâle Regard drops “Reflets” and a mean guitar
It isn't hard to fall for the first few notes of that sexy guitar solo right at the top of this new track by Pâle Regard from Paris, France. Its mandatory in fact.
See JUNGLE live in Paris at the prestigious Olympia Hall.
We thought you might be interested in winning a pair of tickets for JUNGLE's live show at the prestigious Olympia hall in Paris on February 24th 2019?
Introducing: Charlotte Fever
French and also Parisian synth pop duo Charlotte Fever formed by Cassandra and Alex at the end of…
Introducing: Westover
I figured out the chords Westover was playing, followed by the notes he was singing over them, and the answer felt too simple - like I'd just ruined the magic trick by pointing out the rabbit was in the hat all along.
Introducing: GINEVRA
Built like a teenage diary, witnessing her intimate life through the pages. The songs off 'Ruins' come across speckled with tear marks, ruffled with fears. Slow-burning into growth and relief.