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FSOL. 57 Shy Nature. Deadly Sin
This is the First Signs Of Love, a feature that celebrates those moments when you are blown away by the brilliance of a new...
FSOL 55. Zemmy. ‘Brittle Pieces’
Zemmy Momoh is a Nigerian born, London based singer / songwriter. Influenced by the pop music played by her parents while growing up, as...
FSOL 54. Sam Pinkerton ‘I Will Never Fall In Love With...
Introducing Sam Pinkerton, 'I Will Never Fall In Love With You' we've been playing this track on repeat for the last few weeks and it still...
FSOL 51. The Hubbards. Dog Bite
Hull /Leeds based quartet The Hubbards are set to release their new single “Dog Bite” on March 25th. The track will be available as a free...
FSOL 50. Nadia Nair ‘Bon Voyage’
Nadia Nair grew up on the Swedish west coast, Gothenburg, and since the age of 4 has been looking for her place in music. She took...
FSOL 44. Winterhours ‘Ocean Heart’
Introducing or should I say re-introducing Winterhours a London / Winchester band that we first featured back in February 2012. Back then we hadn't started...
FSOL 43. SPC ECO ‘Hollow Talk’ (Choir Of Young Believers Cover)
Our First Signs Of Love (FSOL) feature is typically centred around new bands, releasing a debut single that knocks us off our stride by...
FSOL 41. Amusement ‘King Of The World’
Croydon based 'Amusement' have come a long way in the past 12 months. They successfully built up a reputation as a bedroom production duo...
FSOL 37. WayBeyond ‘Ello’
WayBeyond is 29 year-old music producer Dave Biggin from Fort William in the Highlands of Scotland. He started making electronic music at the age of...
FSOL 36. Alex Highton ‘You’ve Got The Trees’
Alex Highton released his debut album "Woodditton Wives Club" back in April on The Local label, so technically we're a little late to the party, but...
Genna Marabese ‘Masquerade’
Genna Marabese is back. Our former FSOL No. 18 has released her second single 'Masquerade' and the excitement around her continues to grow.
The striking discordant...
FSOL 35. Old Colours ‘Giants’
There is something really joyous about 'Giants' by Old Colours. It makes you feel alive. Zoe Mead's vocals float over a bed of light...
