Australia has long been forging music talent, yet one of the names that struck with us recently is that of young pop songstress Lana Karlay. Hailing from Melbourne, the seventeen-year-old has recently unveiled her latest effort, ‘Don’t Let Me Go’, an evocative and meaningful piece steeped in cinematic allure and relatable lyricism. Produced in Los […]

The keen reader might remember Switzerland-based rocker Jack Rush from an article we published earlier this year, praising the talented musician and songwriter as “living proof that it’s never too late to start something new”. You see, Rush has reached an age that many would define as full of wisdom… a milestone that doesn’t stop […]

A familiar face on our blog, Californian singer-songwriter Larry Karpenko has had an incredibly productive year, with a stream of singles showcasing all of his artistic and musical prowess. In fact, writing about ‘Ladybug Field’ a few months ago, we proudly celebrated Karpenko as offering “an impressive showcase of musicianship, one that also involves a […]

We approach ‘Elegy’ with a certain reverence and respect. Steeped in gloomy, obscure allure, the piece uncovers a striking journey through melancholic rock and dark lyricism, a feature that well fits Sour Blood’s overall ethos. Hailing from Poznań, Poland, the group emerges from the new Polish progressive alternative scene with a distinct minimalist and nostalgic […]

Crowning an incredibly productive year, Lana Crow is now back with her latest effort, ‘Orwellian Times’, a piece that asks the ever-relevant question, ‘Are we living in Orwellian Times?’ Channelling societal decadence and the global rise of authoritarianism, the London-based songstress unveils a lyrical journey that’s bold and daring, but also honest and authentic. We […]

It’s been a comeback year for BAIBA. The Latvian-born, Austria-based songstress has blessed the global airwaves with her blend of dreamy, dark-pop allure and evocative, reflective lyricism, with ‘Stalker’ and ‘Darkest Hour’ having showcased the project’s songwriting depth and wide influences. In fact, we previously celebrated BAIBA as developing an “euphoric and fierce lyrical universe”, […]

One of the brightest and most eclectic indie outfits to emerge from the South of England, Wild Horse have just returned with their latest effort, ‘Magpies’, a charming yet slightly melancholic piece that goes a long way into confirming the seemingly new creative era enjoyed by the Brighton-based group. Following up on previous single ‘Don’t […]

A rather unconventional artist, London-based comedian and songstress Sansha has carved out a unique creative space for herself, a place steeped in playfulness and authenticity, but also in elegance and orchestral allure. ‘Songs About Boys Lol’ is the perfect evidence of that: alongside luscious, classical-flavoured arrangements, we find a wealth of linear and relatable storytelling, […]

What a year has been for Tony & The Kiki! Following up on their acclaimed 2022 album ‘Dirty Secrets’, the New York-based outfit have boldly kick-started a new creative era, getting back to their roots with a heavier, grandiose sound steeped in glam-rock and disco influences. Echoing the libertine, nostalgic atmosphere of an 80s NYC […]

Not only is ‘Live In The Now’ incredibly hypnotic and luscious, but it’s also deeply meaningful and relatable, a slice of committed introspection and positive existentialism. Written as a reaction to unexpected loss and the consequent realisation of how fragile life is, the single continues WUNDER BETA’s glorious musical saga, as she closes the year […]

A highly collaborative and forward-thinking outfit, Kallemi have already made a name for themselves in the international live circuit, catching the attention of passionate audiences across Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Palestine, the UK, and beyond. Built on the artistic partnership between musicians Jasmin Albash, La Nefera, Maysa Daw, and Rasha Nahas, Kallemi was initially part of […]

A heartbreak anthem? Not quite, perhaps an unconventional one. You see, ‘So Quickly, Baby’ doesn’t necessarily linger on the past, instead recognising the subsequent confusion and chaos with observant, inquisitive eyes. Such powerful songwriting is propped up by a sensible, elegant indie-rock livery, all steeped in cinematic allure and evocative textures. Behind such a masterpiece, […]