Manchester’s W. H. Lung originally started life as a studio-based musical project, taking in a wide range of eclectic influences including Prince, Julia Holter, David Byrne and Kanye West. Following a run of 2017 singles, including their double A side ‘Inspiration!/Nothing Is,’ and several in-demand festival appearances, the outfit now return to us with ‘Simpatico […]
Track of the Day
TRACK OF THE DAY: Sive – ‘Holding’
After enchanting us with her beautiful song, ‘Quietly’ last year – Irish singer and songwriter Sive is back again this year with another musical gem, ‘Holding’.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Vivienne Chi – ‘Woman’
London based alt-pop songwriter Vivienne Chi has once again delivered a phenomenal track in ‘Woman;’ a commentary on stereotypes and gender. Opening with bluesy guitar riffs and hard-hitting drum beats, Vivienne Chi’s raspy, unique vocals and harmonies intertwine with the melodies and groove to create a fantastic track.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Working Men’s Club – ‘Bad Blood’
Hailing from Calder Valley – an area of old mill towns that links Leeds and Manchester – Working Men’s Club are a fresh-faced trio that have burst onto the scene with their wonderfully energetic debut single ‘Bad Blood’.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Hot Dreams – ‘Stronger’
London four-piece Hot Dreams has begun 2019 true to fashion with a naturally atmospheric gem of alternative indie-rock. And new single ‘Stronger’ is just that, perhaps their strongest release to date, as the band continues to develop their vibey profile as promising ones to watch.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Kita Menari – ‘Pretty Sure’
Young and full of newly appreciated life, Kita Menari brings us a down-to-earth single with beachy vibes to kick off the new year. ‘Pretty Sure’ is steeped in dreams and a low-key brand of indie-pop that rides the waves with quiet ease, but the waters have not always been so serene.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Sam Wilde – ‘On The Run’
Leeds based singer-songwriter Sam Wilde creates a gritty, anthemic atmosphere in new song ‘On the Run‘, based on the internal mental struggles associated with overthinking. Packing a punch from the beginning, the listener is engulfed in gutsy guitar riffs and incisive drum beats, as Wilde’s rugged vocals enhance the song’s ’90s guitar band feel.
TRACK OF THE DAY: L. Norton – ‘Won’t Stop’
It only takes a brief 10 seconds of listening to ‘Won’t Stop’ to know this track is lit. And one that most definitely won’t stop taking over your mind.
TRACK OF THE DAY: FEWS – ‘Paradiso’
FEWS are preparing the ground for the release of their second album – Into Red – on March 1st next year, and this insistent, soaring monster of a track will get interest building nicely.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Gabrielle Aplin – ‘My Mistake’
‘My Mistake‘ is the first single to be released off the endearing singer-songwriter, Gabrielle Aplin’s impending third album which is set for release next year. After recently signing a global deal with AWAL, the deliverance of ‘My Mistake’ is the first through the new partnership between AWAL and Gabrielle’s own successful label – Never Fade […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: BEACH RIOT – ‘Good to Know (That I’m Still On Your Mind)’
This blog is no stranger to the Brighton music scene, which has become notorious for its notably eclectic music scene and, over the past few years, has been home to some of the most promising up and coming bands. Something about the seaside city, probably something in the water, has helped it become a musical […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: Billie Marten – ‘Blue Sea, Red Sea’
Upon hearing the first beginning guitar strums, it seems the all so colourful Canadian band, Alvvays has a new song out or even the dreamy American alt-rock Mazzy Star is back with happier tunes – but no, once we hear the first word sung, it’s the beautiful voice of Billie Marten creating a sweet tantalising […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: Talkboy – ‘Over & Under’
“A lot of people go through the motions at social gatherings, to try and keep up appearances or whatever, whereas if they just let go of that kind of stuff they might have more meaningful relationships.” Talkboy’s guitarist Tim Malkin’s statement perfectly sums up my feelings towards their newest release ‘Over & Under,’ it’s not […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: WOOZE – ‘Ladies Who Lunch with Me’
It might be a little early to start making New Year resolutions, but if you want to get ahead of the curve then make seeing WOOZE one of your must-do activities of 2019.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Sea Legs – ‘Head In The Sand’
Confident, catchy and beautifully airy, this debut from Leeds three-piece Sea Legs sounds a little out of time as a November release. It has all the hallmarks of a summer stunner combining gorgeous harmonies with a musical lightness of touch.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Sive – ‘Quietly’
Picture a lone stretch of land. There’s nothing and no one around you. The wind blows through your hair. You breathe in. Close your eyes. You hear nature calling to you; telling you a story.
TRACK OF THE DAY: Boniface – ‘Fumbling’
Winnipeg native, Micah Visser grew up in a neighborhood by the name of St. Boniface, for which his band is named, trying his hand at a number of creative things and emerging as something freshly groomed and original. Forged in the depths of youth, Boniface’s music is introspective, well balanced and sensibly indie with a […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: Rosie Carney – ‘Orchid’
Sometimes, song-writing is therapy. There’s a song you have to write to get out your head, regardless of if anyone will truly understand it. ‘Orchid’ feels like a therapy session, a cathartic release of the past in song form. It’s taken from Rosie Carney’s upcoming album Bare, out January 25th, and it is a textbook […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: JC Stewart – ‘Like I Did’
Following his recent single Medicine, Northern Irish singer-songwriter JC Stewart has once again created a heartwarming and emotional song based on a friend’s personal experience in ‘Like I Did.’ Relaying the experience almost word for word in the lyrics; JC Stewart’s pure vocals, soft gospel-like harmonies, and entrancing guitar melodies fused together to create a stunning […]
TRACK OF THE DAY: Martha Hill – ‘Wallflower’
Telling a story discussing conformity and social anxiety, ‘Wallflower’ is a personal, heartfelt commentary; Martha Hill gives impactful, honest lyrics, bluesy guitar riffs, and her soulful, husky vocals, and they are a breath of fresh air.




















