Discounts & Benefits
We are building a package of discounts and benefits to support every new, independent and unsigned band or artist that visits Right Chord Music.
Stars and Rabbit. Man Upon The Hill
Man Upon The Hill by Stars and Rabbit immediately struck me as an atmospheric piece of folk music – the sort of track that one may play in their car with the windows rolled down. The gentle guitar that carries the weight of the song creates an organic feel and the isolation of the music
Oscar Jerome. 2 Sides
This is oh so smooth… South London-based singer-songwriter Oscar Jerome has returned with the new video for his down-tempo, hip hop-informed and Gilles Peterson supported single ‘2 Sides.’ Oscar is also sharing the WuLu (as seen/heard on Boiler Room, Radar Radio, Worldwide FM) remix of ‘2 Sides’. Oscar Jerome has been honing his craft as
Galants EP
We recently shared Evergreen, from Dublin post-punk tear-aways GALANTS and you loved it so much, we had to get more on the blog. So here is the full four-track self titled EP. Opening track ‘Evergreen’ has that rare and unique quality so few numbers have these days, you know when a song sounds like a bunch
What Unsigned Bands Can Learn From Disney
Last weekend, I was speaking to a music manager who was bemoaning his band’s lack of new music. “We have no new story,, ” he said. The band in question have 19 tracks on Spotify and a host of video content. If got me thinking, what can we learn from Disney? Disney understands that
How The World Has Changed With The Rolling Stones
I recently came across these incredible stats from StubHub about The Rolling Stones, and it got me thinking back to a balmy, English summer night in 2007 when I was lucky enough to see them headline The Isle of Wight Festival. I didn’t know it at the time but when Amy Winehouse joined them on stage for
Galants. Evergreen
Introducing Dublin post-punk-pop purveyors GALANTS and Evergreen, taken from their four track, self titled EP. It’s available on limited edition vinyl here. Evergreen is a perfect slice of heart warming indie. More please! We hope to able to share the EP very soon.
Ecstatic Union – Ancient Eyes
Ecstatic Union sound like they have parachuted from the psychedelic 60s! Lead singer and guitarist, Rex Costello, confides “My art reflects a journey of transformation and so I guess I could say that personal transformation, the full-spectrum experience of life, community, nature, beauty, and art-as-life are what greatly influence our work.” Ecstatic Union’s self-titled sophomore
Howie Payne – The Brightest Star
Howie Payne has announced details of his new single ‘The Brightest Star’ and an upcoming tour for October 2017. The single is the first taste of The Stands founding member Howie’s new studio album, (due in the autumn), the long-awaited follow-up to his Ethan Johns produced 2009 solo debut ‘Bright Light Ballads’ ‘The Brightest Star’
Stillwave – Cradle
Artwork. Harold van de Kamp Cradle is the new single from RCM favourites Stillwave, and most excitingly, it’s the first offering from their much-anticipated debut album. Those trademark deep vocal tones shine out from a glorious industrial soundscape. The band explain…Cradle was a song that found its origin in our state of mind just several days
Madam. Three Sixes
Three Sixes is the 6th short film for the third MADAM album Back to the Sea ( Shilling Boy Records) It is part of an ongoing project to make 11 films to accompany the 11 songs. Sukie Smith from the band explains the story behind the song and the video. “Three Sixes explores a lovers
Sleep Party People. The Sun Will Open It’s Core
Sleep Party People have today released a third single, ‘The Sun Will Open Its Core’, from the forthcoming album ‘Lingering’. ‘The Sun Will Open…’ follows two previously released singles, ‘Fainting Spell’ & ‘The Missing Steps’. Written, recorded, produced and performed entirely by Danish multi-instrumentalist Brian Batz, ‘Lingering’ – featuring collaborations with The Antlers’ Peter Silberman &
The Daydream Club. Ambient Project // Sound Asleep
They say that the best creativity often comes from the darkest places. That’s certainly been the case in the history of music. While millennium music has largely been characterised by it’s vacant pop beats the rise of Trump executive orders and looming Brexit appears to be stirring a growing collective conscience among music makers and