Posts Tagged pop

This afternoons tip is a debut from London based Girlhood, who make hip-hop inspired pop from a narrowboat on Regent’s Canal. The collaboration between Tessa Cavanna and Christian Pinchbeck was born out of frustration following, broken hearts, broken legs...

You almost forget Summer’s over when you listen to Pixey‘s new track, ‘Young‘. A mix of nineties American garage-style rock-pop and Wolf Alice grunge-like vocals makes it understandable as to why it’s been picked up and played recently by...

Opening with powerful vocals over a rhythmic pulse, ‘Lifeline‘ by Cape Cub is an atmospheric yet driven piece of coastal indie-synth pop, tinged with honesty and heart-felt melody. Compelling and delicate, high-energy yet heavy with deep-felt emotion, we feel...

The days might be drawing shorter and that unmistakable autumn chill creeping towards us, but Brixton-based producer Joe Hertz is here to stretch those summer twilights out just that little bit longer with the luscious Playing For You. With...

Dreamy, silky and enchanting. These are just a few of the words that come to mind when listening to York based trio, LUUNA and their debut song ‘A Big Fat Something‘. The smooth mellow vocals and deep bass are...

Having the same name as a 17th century French composer can be somewhat problematic in the Google search department. I couldn’t find anything about Lully, other than the track I was handed, but that creates a nice air of...

Electronic duos are ten a penny nowadays, so if you’re going to try and break through then you need a little something extra to tip you over the edge. La Roux had it on their debut album thanks to...

Have already supported The Last Shadow Puppets and The View, and with an upcoming show with indie darlings Blossoms, things are looking pretty sweet for The Lapelles in advances of their appearance at T In The Park next month. It’s easy to hear why they’re getting...