On woozy mid-tempo “Boyfriend”, Lei Hope longs for the pangs of love
Fresh from signing to Heist or Hit, Lei Hope ushers in 2024 with the coy,…
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Borough Council’s “Casino” pushes past the clamour
As with many other musical projects, “Casino”‘s simplicity is also its greatest strength. The carefully…
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Izzy S.O delivers poignant reminiscence on “I Swear I Made You Up”
London-based artist Izzy S.O returns with “I Swear I Made You Up”, a song that…
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Tiny Habits’ “Small Enough” forwards a befitting autumnal sentimentality about letting go
The act of letting go can hit like a tonne of bricks, arresting and all-consuming…
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Ethel illuminates a mutual womenhood on “Pixie Dust”
Ethel is a Paris-based newcomer with a tight grasp on the artist she is and…
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On “Want It Bad”, Winifred makes clear she doesn’t want to sign away her autonomy for accolades
In a year where music was dominated by the chromatic thrill and signature polish of…
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Kai Bosch mulls over putting the kibosh on a fading relationship in love-lorn single “Tulips”
Google the definition of the noun kibosh, and you’ll find something like this: “to spoil…
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Shaina Hayes challenges winter melancholy with her own blend of modern folk rock on the circling “Sun and Time”
We’re now sufficiently into January, inching towards the peak of the gloomy mountain that is…
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Innovative indie-rockers late night drive home pour a mournful bliss on “Believe Me (Even If I’m Lying)”
While seemingly inspired and fascinated by the mid-2000s alt-rock era, over the last five years late…
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Maud’s “Wherever I Go” is vibrational, claustrophobic, and undeniably shiny
Creating enveloping dance music tinged Nordic noir, producer and artist Maud (aka Kristine Hoff) has…