Beth Cameron – The World. Oh No.
The World. Oh No. doesn’t just inform you about what it’s like to live within an unpredictable body; it makes you experience
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sidiki camara – Ankaben
“Ankaben is proof that music does not need a common language to make people feel the same thing.” There is a warmth
Alexander Nantschev – Half A Century
“Half A Century” sounds less like a reflection on the past and more like a point of connection between all
Podge Lane – Ebb And Flow And The Great Unknown
“Podge Lane doesn’t need a big studio to tell a big story. On Ebb And Flow And The Great Unknown, a voice,
Sean MacLeod – That’s When the Earth Become a Star
“Sean MacLeod turns big questions about modern life into songs that still feel warm, melodic, and easy to hold onto.” There is
Scott A. Flaxman – Love of Strangers
“The people closest to you might miss your vision, but sometimes a stranger can hear exactly what you were trying to say.”
Double A Side 2 (Akaroa / Erica And The Stars) – Reetoxa
“Reetoxa turns two of the darkest chapters of his life into music filled with beauty, loss, and hard-won hope.” “Double A Side
Flywheel – I want to join The Fall
“Flywheel turn their love for The Fall into a noisy, honest tribute that refuses to look away.” There is a lot more
Emily Ricks – Can’t Catch Me
“Emily Ricks turns a restless alt-pop rush into something impossible to ignore.” Emily Ricks has a lot going on around “Can’t Catch
Me & Melancholy – FEM.
“FEM.” never stays in one place for long. It can make you want to dance, then leave you sitting with a feeling
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