Discovering the Artists Behind Netflix’s “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” Soundtrack: Featuring Ashe, Leah Nobel, Jordan Suaste, Peter Manos and The Greeting Committee

The Greeting Committee by Elizabeth Miranda, courtesy of Universal Music Group To mark the release of To All the Boys: Always and Forever, Capitol Music Group and °1824 hosted a press conference featuring the artists behind the soundtrack for the latest and final chapter of Lara Jean’s story. With other 400 participants, it embodied °1824’s… Read More Discovering the Artists Behind Netflix’s “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” Soundtrack: Featuring Ashe, Leah Nobel, Jordan Suaste, Peter Manos and The Greeting Committee

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New Track ‘Get Out’ by Lewis Speirs’ Latest Project Is a Welcome Return to Classic Rock & Roll

Featured Image: Marcus Kearsey A track set to light a fire in your belly, thumping rock track ‘Get Out’ is the latest release from new project Picture The Scene. The phrase ‘must-listen’ is constantly thrown around, however, this really is a song you need to hear.  The project is led by 20-Year-Old musician Lewis Speirs, a talented… Read More New Track ‘Get Out’ by Lewis Speirs’ Latest Project Is a Welcome Return to Classic Rock & Roll

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Powerful Alt-Pop Artist Brooke Law Will Leave You Hungry For More, With Latest Single ‘Hunger’ + Video

Not many artists would be brave enough to tackle such a personal topic so early on in their career, never mind carry it off with such maturity and grace. Brooke Law’s latest track ‘Hunger’ demonstrates an artist wise beyond her years with this raw and truly topical single, inspired by her recovery from OCD. The London-born artist… Read More Powerful Alt-Pop Artist Brooke Law Will Leave You Hungry For More, With Latest Single ‘Hunger’ + Video

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Dream-Pop Artist MOLTENO Dazzles With Latest Single ‘Tripping Up’ + Video

Exposing the world to her raw dream-pop aesthetic with her latest track ‘Tripping Up’, MOLTENO is an artist who demands to be heard. Her newest release is a moving exploration of self-destruction and turmoil. It sees her innovatively mesh together a range of influences from art-pop, lo-fi and alternative R&B. It is a beautifully chilled out track… Read More Dream-Pop Artist MOLTENO Dazzles With Latest Single ‘Tripping Up’ + Video

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Rising Artist Leena Voxx Releases New Single ‘Never Goes Away’ + Video Premiere

We may be in the middle of panic and a pandemic, however, Leena Voxx is a singer-songwriter who shouldn’t get lost in cyberspace. She has burst onto the scene by working on instinct and never shying away from taking risks. Her latest single ‘Never Goes Away’ proves that she is here to stay. The London-based… Read More Rising Artist Leena Voxx Releases New Single ‘Never Goes Away’ + Video Premiere

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Spotlight On: Broke Casino @ Night People

Broke Casino may have been two band members down (no bassist or drummer), however this presented the perfect opportunity to showcase a special stripped back acoustic set. The first opening act for old-Mancunian band Broomhead, it seemed they may have something to prove. The pressure was on vocalist Ralph McCarthy Schofield, lead guitarist Ollie Boon and rhythm guitarist Sam Wilks. Dressed down for this casual and relaxed performance, it was certainly going to be one to remember. They say that diamonds are made under pressure, and this rang true for the trio, as it allowed McCarthy-Schofield’s voice to shine, and prove that whether there are 3 or 5 members they’re equally as strong.… Read More Spotlight On: Broke Casino @ Night People

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Album Review: Don’t Wait Til Tomorrow- Yonaka

Yonaka has been rocking around since forming in 2015 and subsequently firing out their debut single ‘Ignorance’ in 2016. It has to be said that they are a band who know how to play the game. After building up a rapport by touring with other successful artists in their field such as Don Broco and Bring Me The Horizon, they’ve gained a reputation for their attitude-fuelled live shows. Contrary to this presence, in reality, they are a savvy quartet. The Brighton natives have bided their time to give a more than satisfactory result for their long-awaited album. Each song has been carefully crafted to be different from the others. From the slower, almost pop anthem ‘Rockstar’ to biting track ‘Punchbag’, there is something for everyone. They have worked to make this the strongest debut album they could manage.… Read More Album Review: Don’t Wait Til Tomorrow- Yonaka

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