Yep, that's right...another Friday 13th edition of New Music Fridays! We're not superstitious here so let's get on with introducing you to some awesome new music. This week we're heavy on the soul with a dash of surf rock and a helping of new-age 'Madchester' brit-pop. Delve in and have a listen by clicking on the pics! Jonathan Jeremiah - Horsepower For The … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 13th May
The Black Keys: Dropout Boogie – Review
The Black Keys’ eleventh album is a time capsule contained in ten songs. For some people, The Black Keys have been the best thing to come out of Ohio since corn. “America’s most trusted band,” according to Stephen Colbert, have returned just before the twentieth anniversary of their first-ever album, The Big Come Up, to release their eleventh: Dropout Boogie. It’s an album … [Read more...] about The Black Keys: Dropout Boogie – Review
Sigrid: How To Let Go – Review
Sigrid more than proves her pop prowess on second studio album, How To Let Go. The first time I had ever heard of Norwegian singer-songwriter Sigrid was in 2017, when she released the song Everybody Knows, which appeared in the film Justice League. A terrific song in a sadly terrible movie. But I do remember being in love with that song. I played it every day … [Read more...] about Sigrid: How To Let Go – Review
New Music Fridays – 6th May 2022
The first NMF of May 2022! This year really is speeding by. It's lucky we've already had so much great music this year and the trend continues with this week's four picks. Soulful singer-songwriters, gentle indie-pop and more grace our presence this week, so dive in and have a listen by clicking the pics. Allysha Joy - Calling You Teaming up with the marvellous Ego … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 6th May 2022
Kehlani: blue water road – Review
Californian native Kehlani approaches the spring-summer season in style with their sensual third album, blue water road. Six years after hitting big with the Suicide Squad soundtrack’s fourth lead single, Gangsta, Kehlani has made a change with the far less reckless blue water road. The album strikes a deft balance between the hard-hitting hip-hop beats of the singer’s 2020 … [Read more...] about Kehlani: blue water road – Review
Faye Webster: Car Therapy Sessions – EP Review
With her second extended play, Car Therapy Sessions, Faye Webster stumbles backwards, treading familiar ground instead of paving the way forward. Ever since she first entered the music scene back in 2013 with the release of her debut studio album Run and Tell, American singer-songwriter Faye Webster has served as somewhat of an indie darling. She isn’t a household … [Read more...] about Faye Webster: Car Therapy Sessions – EP Review