Posts Tagged Bob Allan

Since it began in 2011, LA label Soulection has become synonymous with quality, forward-thinking music.  It’s no wonder then, that they’ve lent a hand to London’s Ego Ella May with the release of ‘Underwater’.  Ego-Ella May has the kind of smooth, delicate vocal quality that is...

Salt Ashes is the pseudonym of Brighton-based singer Veiga Sanchez. Her sophomore release 'Somebody' is a mid-tempo dancefloor-bothering romp which cleverly straddles the line between nightclub kudos and daytime radio cheese.

There’s not much to say about Neue York, really. Apart from the fact they’re neue, there’s three of them (two boys and a girl), they’re from London and, probably, like New York. With so little information, we can get...

If you’re searching for something to take the edge off the winter chill, then look no further than Brighton four-piece Lion Bark and their latest offering ‘Longhorns’. A lush slice of orchestral indie, Longhorns is all hazy guitars and...

The latest track from edapollo comes courtesy of Bad Panda Records, and it’s a piece of stunningly delicate, sonic bliss. Summer may be coming to an end here in the UK, but this producer is managing to prolong the...

I’ve noticed that, as our glorious week of deliriously sunny summer fun begins to fade and those beautiful blue clouds are replaced by significantly darker greys, our Tipping Point selections have become more and more infatuated with clinging on...

Denai Moore was 17 when Bon Iver inspired her to pick up a guitar. Now, just two years later – at the tender age of 19 – she’s released her debut EP, supported Iron & Wine and can count...

In a world of crowded by bedroom producers, all recording their own tracks, all uploading them to their individual Myspace pages, it must be tricky to stand out from the crowd. London based Jake Hart, however, has done a...