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SONS cover "Lonely Boy" by The Black Keys for Studio Brussel

Posted by Fred Bambridge on March 19, 2018

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Temper Lake releases their dream-pop song, "How to Write a Lovesong"

Temper Lake's "How to Write a Lovesong" is an intimate dream-pop release from Tallinn, Estonia. The tender new song is lifted off their latest EP titled "Private Little Cravings" and is the standout track of the release too. ... a cinematic dream-pop ballad from Estonia blending piano, emotion, and a soaring final crescendo. It is very piano-driven, with some incredibly emotive vocals. If you will, think of the band Embrace from the early 2000s. It reminded me a lot of their work. It's powerful, captivating, and simplistic in nature, but is cinematically stunning too. Be sure to keep an ear out for those stunning guitar tones that are dotted throughout. Towards the latter third of the track, you'll hear it fully come to life with a final crescendo showcasing everything they're all about. This band currently has only one release, this EP (and this track that's on it), and with fewer than 100 monthly listeners, we feel like they could be the next b...

Pocket Lint unveils the shimmering new offering, "Amethyst Cameo"

The track is incredibly cinematic from the very start, with soaring synths leading into a rather '80s and new wave sounding tune. With direct vocals, this is going to be a track you are going to be deep into well before the first minute. ... a cinematic London synth-pop track blending 80s nostalgia, emotive vocals, and spoken-word charm. The mixture of those organic piano tones and the shimmering synths, for me, worked a treat and was all offset by his emotive vocal tones. It is one I really enjoyed from the first play. Even in my initial notes, I put down how captivating and nostalgic it was. With releases stretching back five years to 2021, this is for sure an artist that has plenty of tracks to get you deeply invested. I personally enjoyed the spoken-word moments, which really showcase his authentic London accent, and I can personally see that doing well in the South American scene, as they all love those incredibly British vocals. So head on down and get stuck in. Want us t...

Akrobat drops the moody new cut, "Dirty Gathering"

Akrobat’s "Dirty Gathering" is a striking new release from Dublin, Ireland. It's got a moody bass line from the start of the track, and as soon as those vocals come in, I was personally reminded of the late '90s rock scene. This one is reminding me of those early afternoon rides in the car listening to some alternative music with my dad. ... a moody Dublin alt-rock slow-burner blending Radiohead-like textures, '90s nostalgia, and genre-fusing brilliance. It's quite a genre-bending blend of alt-rock, arty rock, and indie textures. It's got that kind of slow-burner feel to it, which will lure you in and keep you hooked on every second. With hundreds of thousands of plays on their music since the band started releasing their songs back in 2022, they are certainly an underrated band within the Irish music scene. With sounds that remind me of Radiohead, and two more shoegazy '90s bands, and groovy soul music, it seems like this band has really hit the nail ...

Heddy Edwards shares her stunning debut EP, "The Other Side of Hell is a Heaven So Delicate"

"Heddy Edwards" shares her debut EP, "The Other Side of Hell is a Heaven So Delicate". The captivating 5-track release is comprised of her previous four singles, mixed with a new cut titled "Fever, Can Believe It". ... a captivating and deeply personal indie-pop debut packed with dreamy nostalgia, cinematic flair, and standout songwriting. The whole 5-track release is less of an EP, shall we say, and more of a celebration of her music and her journey to where she is right now. It's a quintet of sensational indie-pop music that is going to really put her name in front of tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people. With "Black Tunnel" opening the EP, it is a fantastic throwback track with a dreamy undertone, shortly followed by the song "The Other Side of the Town", which is more of a bold, cinematic, gothic-tinted anthem. When I first heard that song, I honestly thought it was something that people who listen to the likes of Lana ...

Televised Mind shares their new punk tune, "Rumours"

Televised Mind's "Rumours" is a defiant indie-punk statement from Lincoln, England. It sounds like the heyday of the punk scene in the UK, with some angsty vocals and a tight drum opening things up. ... a A short, sharp indie-punk blast packed with infectious hooks, raw energy, and undeniable live appeal. It's less than three minutes long, but it's got plenty of hooks to draw you in, with the track possessing a raw energy that I liked from the very first play. In my initial notes, I especially enjoyed the upbeat guitar moments around the first-minute mark. This is the kind of band you would want to see every time they're in your town because they've got so much energy, so much raw passion, and they have the tunes to back it up. Overall, this is a short, sharp indie-punk blast packed with infectious hooks, raw energy, and undeniable live appeal, so get stuck in. Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us and many more lik...

Grace Ferguson reveals her rich new song, "Haunted"

Grace Ferguson's "Haunted" is a deeply reflective indie-pop release from New York City, United States. The track has this blend of alt-pop with some nostalgic synth sounds that creates a warm energy. ... a dreamy, emotionally rich indie-pop track blending nostalgic synths, soft vocals, and rising-star energy. It's also dreamy in all the right ways, with her vocals almost caressing your ears throughout the runtime. If you like the emotional sounds related to the likes of Phoebe Bridgers and the stunning highs of Kacey Musgraves, then this release is going to win your heart (and ears). It's a bold statement that is going to mark her as one of the rising forces in the music scene. Produced with her collaborator Nancy Dunkle and polished by Victoria Seagriff and Doug Gallo, it is a dreamy, emotionally rich indie-pop track blending nostalgic synths, soft vocals, and rising-star energy. Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us and m...

Johnny Pears unveils the impressive debut song, "Night Crawlers"

Based in Boldon Colliery, England, Johnny Pears showcases his songwriting approach on "Night Crawlers". The North East of the UK has been awash recently with brilliant singer-songwriters, all thanks to the likes of Sam Fender, showcasing that there is a strong scene still in that part of the country. ... Johnny Pears makes a strong debut with "Night Crawlers", blending indie rock, hazy vocals, and North East UK songwriting charm. This debut song from Johnny is a compelling blend of indie rock mixed with some alternative sounds and a somewhat psychedelic and quirky synth tone that underpins the track throughout. Vocally, this is also quite hazy, with sounds that remind me of the surf pop scene that was bubbling around the UK during 2012 and 2013. For a debut, this is nothing short of strong. If you are looking for a new singer-songwriter from the North East to get into, then Johnny Pears is an artist who most certainly has the talent to go on and make a name for hims...

Leaone shares the cinematic new song, "My Lover Threw Me Under A Bus"

Leaone's "My Lover Threw Me Under A Bus" is a striking blend of alternative rock and cinematic indie pop moments. The thing I especially liked about this track was the string sections that you could hear throughout the piece. They really set the tone and, for me especially, I felt like they enhanced his vocals even more. ... a cinematic indie-rock gem elevated by powerful vocals, sweeping strings, and a compelling visual accompaniment. Based out of Beccles in England, he has been releasing quality tracks one after another, and it sounds like this one may be his calling card. It focuses a lot on his strong, emotive vocals, and if you are the kind of person who likes a big voice set against alternative/indie music, then this could be something right up your street. What sets him apart from other acts within his music scene is that he has released a stunning visual to accompany the song. If you are more of a visualiser than a listener, please be sure to check out the video f...

Martin Kuiper reveals his new single, "So You Left Me With A Smile"

Martin Kuiper continues to build momentum from Ruurlo, Netherlands, with "So You Left Me With A Smile". The track is part of a five-song EP release, which is made up of five different versions of the same song. It seems to be a track that dates back to 2022, as you can see from the EP release. There is a session dating back to that year; however, this lead track is the 2026 version. ... an upbeat, infectious indie rock track blending pop sensibilities and Britpop flair, signalling a rising European talent with breakout potential. The track comes in at under three minutes long, but it's one of those punchy indie rock cuts that is laced with pop sensibilities, and a drum beat that can get anyone tapping their feet along. It reminds me in places of Vampire Weekend mixed with a little hint of Britpop. A very unique blend, but for me, it was a sound that got me very interested within the first minute. There is no denying that Martin is an artist who is on the rise within his n...

Andy Smith drops his raw new effort, "No Way Home"

Andy Smith's "No Way Home" transforms a frustrating real-life travel ordeal into an uplifting and cinematic indie rock anthem. The new song from the Adelaide singer-songwriter is one of those raw and honest efforts that hits you from the off. ... a heartfelt indie rock anthem that turns adversity into an uplifting, cinematic, and thoroughly engaging listening experience. It's all layered with delightful piano tones, crisp percussion, and, of course, his direct and emotive vocals. The chorus, around the one-and-a-half-minute mark, is very cinematic and atmospheric, with some organs joining the proceedings and helping to elevate it further. Towards the latter half of the track, there is a delightful guitar solo, which was, for me at least, confirmation that I was going to be listening to this song once more. Also, once that guitar solo is out of the way, you have this incredibly atmospheric final minute, which is sure to grip any new listeners and have them delving into...