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Connor Terrones – “Drown”
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Kaysien – Portals
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Ellery Twining’s poetic new single “The Day Jeff Buckley Died”
Using no more and no less than an acoustic guitar, drums, bass and keys, Ellery Twining creates an hypnotizing ambience. His lyrics might not come through as obvious, which is what gives this song its sense of wonder. What Twining is actually speaking about we might never know, but it does leaves it open to…
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Ellery Twining’s tribute single “Weatherall”
“Weatherall” by Ellery Twining takes the listener back to a party organized in an attic, people dragging in sound equipment and putting a whole lot of effort into setting the whole thing up. The music that was played were Weatherall’s records, and the atmosphere was thick with excitement and joy. Perhaps part of the excitement…
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Alli Bean- Outside Voice
“Outside Voice is about personal growth & boundary setting. It’s about learning where your responsibilities lie & sitting with the understanding that not all people are our friends, even when they smile brightly & offer us our perception of love. It’s about confronting who we are in the face of the way others see us…
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ONEDAYBEAR – “MARRY YOU”
There are some unique qualities to his music, which by the way carries a very analog sound. It is filled with color, interesting drum grooves, as well as catchy melodies. His upcoming single “Marry You” is a fairly optimistic track that channels all of his Manchester roots. Although there might be some sense of nostalgia…
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MonkeyRat – Isolation
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Pini Gurfil “Anny”
“This songs reflects upon my personal experience from psychotherapy. It adopts a rather sarcastic standpoint on one hand, and an optimistic viewpoint on the other hand. This song is characteristic of my music, which often deals with our innermost dark layers, without succumbing to popular music trends, but rather invigorating sounds and themes which best…
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mUmbo – “Swing My Hip”
