I have been listening to music since I can remember: every genre, every artist, every edgy and niche subculture.
I am a great listener: I take pride in discovering unheard gems, trying to connect with their authors.
It never gets old, really… somehow, music keeps hypnotising us, surprising us, always, always offering something new. Must be some sort of magic.
What unfolds in ‘Saoirse’ is an electrifying, bold listening experience, a charmingly nostalgic and raw account of teenage rebellion and youth fervour.
‘Hate You More’ is an anthemic, introspective cut showcasing Paris WYA’s honest songwriting allure and incredible pulse on popular culture.
Wrapped into partly ethereal and partly haunting production, ‘sugar free rebel’ is a hymn to emotional resilience and independence, especially in the face of romantic turmoil.
ALYNA ends a four-year hiatus with unmatched elegance and charisma. ‘Flow’ is a blissful slice of laidback R&B drenched in introspective and empowering lyricism.
If Massive Attack and Incognito were to ever collaborate, the result would sound rather similar to Jamisen’s ‘This Is Not An Act’. Haunting and mysterious, yet kinetic and hypnotic.
In ‘Cinematic Vision’, Edwards uses grief as a catalyst to appreciate the fragility of the human experience. The result is a highly evocative, heartfelt cut that’s as dreamy as it is relatable.
Packed with heartfelt introspection, ‘TRAUMA BOND’ highlights how negative circumstances can often become the catalyst for something greater.
‘Lucy’ has now been given a true psychedelic sheen, being transformed into a triumphant and anthemic piece, an expansive offering drenched in cinematic energy and unmatched elegance.
Aptly titled ‘Illusion’, the record feels incredibly hypnotic and blissful, a heartwarming ballad that ends up somewhere in between traditional Bolero and soulful crooner allure.
Celebrating McGinnis’ lifelong search for musical authenticity, ‘Geronimo’ is an overdue debut, a powerful statement of intent that’s as relatable as it is catchy and uplifting.
‘GOING THROUGH IT’ is an introspective, liberating single that takes a step into mainstream pop territories while still carrying the rock-leaning allure that makes Gerard so electric and bold.
‘Miles Away’ advances Patience Please’s triumphant journey towards national recognition. It’s British guitar fervour at its best, a bold guitar-driven formula that never forgets its lyrical relevance.
