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Amelie Patterson shares soothing new single, "The War"

Posted by Fred Bambridge on May 15, 2023

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Danny Suede shares the sun-kissed new tune, "shadows on the pavement"

Bursting out from Spokane, United States, is Danny Suede, who has recently released his new track titled "shadows on the pavement". The new offering from the American singer-songwriter has already shot to the top of his most popular songs on Spotify, and I can easily tell why from the very first minute. ... a shimmering, uplifting slice of bedroom pop that feels made for sunny days. The opening sequence of the song is a delicate balance of acoustic guitar mixed with his serene vocals and a dash of electronic pulses just to get you all warmed up. For me, the fusion of bedroom pop and alternative pop sounds reminded me of an early Ed Sheeran as he was about to take over the British music scene. With that in mind, it sounds like Danny is also going in that direction. It is such an uplifting track and has brilliant shimmering moments that make this an unmistakably top pick for your Sunkissed playlists. He is an artist who is on the rise, so be sure to listen to him as soon as you...

2nd Magpie Project reveals the dreamy new cut, "Divine Intervention"

Hailing from Lewisham in South London, England, 2nd Magpie Project has today delivered an expansive and dreamy new single titled "Divine Intervention." If you like your shoegazy sounds mixed with strong and powerful vocals, then this is something that you'll love from the first play. ... a cinematic and atmospheric shoegaze gem blending moody Nick Cave-esque guitars with expressive, haze-filled vocals. I personally loved the strong Nick Cave-esque guitars in the background, almost filling the track with haze and character. It's an incredibly moody offering, with the chorus almost cementing their place in your darker, moodier playlists. To me, it sounds like the perfect kind of song to listen to when you're stuck at home on a dreary rainy day in November, but with expressive lyrics that can help you paint a picture in your head to take your mind away from things. Overall, I'd say this is cinematic and atmospheric, with plenty of shoegazing alt-rock moments ...

The Meir unveil their debut single, "Free"

The Meir, a rising Dutch alternative band out of Breda, makes an unforgettable entrance with their debut single, "Free". The initial track from this outfit is an absolutely sensational one, with the initial play reminding me a lot of Keane and also Elbow. ... an emotionally charged debut anthem bursting with atmospheric guitar hooks, soaring Keane-inspired vocals, and a massive chorus. Vocally, this is incredibly emotive, with plenty of atmosphere and textures flowing throughout, with solid guitar hooks that will certainly lure you into the song with every second that goes by. I honestly adored the chorus. It was fantastic, with some charging vocals that will have you singing along in no time. Considering this is their debut single, at least according to Spotify, I can see this band doing rather well in their local scene. Also, the track is the first release from the upcoming album titled "Infinite". If you like what you hear, be sure to follow them on social media ...

Martin Kuiper drops his strong new album, "Prison Of Modesty"

Hailing from Ruurlo, Netherlands, singer-songwriter Martin Kuiper delivers a captivating blend of '90s alt-rock and grunge on his album "Prison Of Modesty".We previously had Martin on our website before, but today is an exciting day as this sees his new album finally land. The album is comprised of 10 tracks, of which seven were previously released. We are going to focus on some of the tracks that are new here—or at least new to us. I can't help but praise the opening track, "Still I Promise", as this is a fantastic gateway song to his sound, with plenty of Beach Boys-styled backing vocals laced upon a rather indie-rock-driven track, almost beckoning you into the 10-track album. One of the new tracks is called "In Security", and it's quite the charming cut with some moody guitar tones that reminisce of those 1980s bands, such as Dire Straits. With that, his vocals really do come to light here as the song is rather stripped back in terms of its ...

Ryan Thomas Smelle releases new single, "Shame Shame"

2022 saw Ryan Thomas Smelle release his debut album "In The Homestretch" to great success, and the latest single to be given the single treatment is track 13 - lucky for some - "Shame Shame". Coming at a perfect two minutes flat the single is wrapped with warmth, as you might be able to tell from his vocal tones. In-fact it's Ryan's vocals that are the prominent feature here as you can hear the tenderness in his voice, with a slight quiver to give it that raw and emotive feel. "Shame Shame" is honest, emotive and raw - just stunning. Instrumentally it's rather simple, clean and crisp acoustic guitars helps to push the folk tones home and will ultimately leaving you wanting more. Now, with more tunes on the album you have to head over and give it a spin if you love what you've heard so far. With an ever growing fan-base I'm sure this Canadian singer-songwriter will be working his way into more people's hearts in the coming weeks, mo...

Paul Jarmer unveils his new effort, "Stay"

Based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota is alternative rock artist Paul Jarmer Anthony. The singer-songwriter has returned with his brand-new single, "Stay". The track has its roots in the 1990s, with the jangling guitar sounds echoing that of the scene all those years ago. ... a deeply emotional alt-rock single blending 90s jangle-guitar nostalgia and grunge-infused vocals. Vocally, it's somewhat grunge, but whilst laced upon this more upbeat indie rock-styled instrumentation, it really has two core layers to it. Both have certainly perked my ears up when I heard this for the first time. Paul channels the grief of losing his mother alongside the catharsis of promised sobriety; you can really hear the emotions of two things going on here. This could quite easily be one of his biggest songs to date. Even though he's only released a quartet of singles now, I feel like this would be one of those tracks that he'll be performing at his live shows for decades to come. ...

Yulan & Blaise return with their thrilling new single, "Growing Pains"

"Yulan & Blaise for me" is one of the emerging sounds coming out of the Australian music scene, and now the Hobart-based act has revealed a thrilling new cut titled "Growing Pains". ... a hypnotic, gritty underground gem packed with pulsating basslines, brooding vocals, and haunting electronic undertones. Right from the outset it is hypnotic, and I guess it has to be considering that it is just over 2 minutes long, but the bassline is something that will rip your ear off if you have the volume turned up enough. The vocals are moody and brooding, with plenty of gritty textures to have you leaning into the track second by second. Those dark undertones of the track really do come to life in the second half, as there are some haunting electronic tones and even more distorted vocals entering the fold as the track progresses. It's the type of single that will have you hitting the repeat button way before the track finishes. It's addictive, it's pulsating, ...

Johnny Pears returns with his new song, "Pin Cushion"

The Boldon Colliery-based singer-songwriter, Johnny Pears, is back and he is back with a brand new tune called "Pin Cushion". ... a euphoric, festival-ready anthem blending scorched guitars, nostalgic new-wave energy, and scuzzy punk revival. Right from the get-go, the intro alone is going to be hitting you with a rush of scorched guitars. After that, when the track unravels in front of you, you have this absolutely epic track that sounds like it was destined for the big stages of Reading and Leeds Festival. It's got that new wave energy that reminds you of the likes of The Smiths in places, with a lot more newer and modern sounds that the likes of Blossoms are famous for, but with a pinch of scuzzy punk revival about it. It's an absolutely euphoric track with lots of nostalgic moments dotted left, right, and centre. The pacing is awesome, and even though the track is 3.5 minutes long, you'll feel very well acquainted with Johnny by the time it's finished. Con...

Prem Byrne unveils his new acoustic track, "Here In America"

Based out of Forest Knolls is American singer-songwriter Prem Byrne, and his new single here in America has recently been released. ... a warm, soulful, and delightful slice of stripped-back acoustic rock laced with clean Americana charm. The song is his seventh of the year and is a very whimsical blend of acoustic rock mixed with some soulful moments that really bring an absolutely stunning warmth to your ears when you listen to it for the first time. The intro is absolutely delightful, and as soon as his vocals come in you will be melting within no time.It's a rather stripped-back track with finger-picking guitar moments, clean Americana tones, and some simplistic percussion, all balanced off with his aforementioned brilliant voice. Co-produced alongside Adam Rossi, the track is a perfect gateway song to his sound, and even though it's a 3-minute-long track, it's got plenty of replayability. Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us an...

Chelle releases her new vibrant pop tune, "Same Blue Sky"

Hailing from Dublin, Ireland, independent dark-pop artist Chelle today dropped her vibrant new pop song "Same Blue Sky" Recorded at Bluebird Studios with producer Declan Lonergan, the track has a serious drive to it and right from the outset you have her vocals mixed with this sexy bassline and finger-clicking percussion. ... an irresistible, 1980s-tinted dark-pop gem boasting a slick bassline, vibrant hooks, and soaring vocals. As soon as the track starts to develop you get a saucy guitar hook, followed by a burst of anthemic sounds just before the 1-minute mark. Honestly within the first minute, I think I was hooked on the song. There is a slight 1980s feel to this with how organic it sounds and how there are not too many effects dropped all over it. That is certainly confirmed in the final third when you can really hear her vocals coming out to shine and the driving force of the main guitar hook beckoning you forwards. Having been mocked by the like...