Kintsuku delivers new single Enough
Based in Manchester, UK, Kintsuku is a singer-songwriter and producer whose work draws inspiration from artists such as Grimes, Björk, Daughter, and Burial.
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Porcelain ‘Hold Me In The Dark’ Do you hear dark or light?
Do you gravitate towards upbeat or downbeat music? Personally, I've always found beauty and inspiration in introspection. But even if you prefer your music...
Dom Malin moves on too quickly with new single Drama
Originally inspired by the marital affair of Midge and her husband Joel from the Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Dom Malin's Drama reveals feelings of regret...
Music Promotion. 10 Ways To Build Engagement As A DIY Musician
In this article, we explore 10 ways to build meaningful engagement as a DIY musician using social media and digital marketing.
Social Media's and the...
Enjoy an electronica ride on Einsam’s ‘Train of Thought’
There’s some music that speaks to our own personal experience as if an artist is looking into your head. And on the other side,...
Blair Coron ‘Still, Let Us Live By The Moon In Ecstasy’
The latest piece from Blair Coron, ‘Still, Let Us Live By The Moon In Ecstasy’, is not an overwhelming track, despite its flowery title....
‘Overdose’ on indie disco with Pastel Jungle
I’ve always loved disco. I could never pull off an Afro, or belt like Donna Summer, but there is something so joyous in music...
The Mermaids shimmer on debut L’auntre
L’auntre is the debut single by Stockholm-based band The Mermaids. Fresh, smooth, and shimmering; this brilliant track will have you thinking of warm days...
Harry Heart returns with the vibes on Guaranteed Peace
After a flow of releases since 2014, Harry Heart has delivered another musically exceptional track with ‘Guaranteed Peace’. The British-Australian artist's ability to create...
Folk-rock for a pandemic world with Midlight’s ‘Emergency Song’
‘Emergency Song’ begins with jangling guitar strums and haunting string drone. The opening lyric “All the rats have gone back to their holes”, sets...
Deconstructed pop healing with Saint Idiot’s ‘Terracotta’
‘Terracotta’ begins frantically, seemingly randomly, like a child is pressing all the buttons at once. It’s a look-at-me opening with a tuned percussion-like sound,...
A tribute to love and survival with Apteekii’s ‘Shelter’
I love a witty, upbeat, ingeniously crafted track as much as the next reviewer/nerd. But let me never underrate the claims of the simple,...
