The Mysterines have long been tipped as ones to watch and it looks like 2023 could be their year. The Liverpool four-piece scored a Top 10 UK album with Reeling and they have supported Arctic Monkeys on their UK tour dates. The rockers have released their latest single, ‘Begin Again’.
Bimini signed with Relentless Records in 2022, and before now they have released three singles on the label, in the form of ‘Rodeo’, ‘Different Kinds of People’ and ‘Tommy’s Dream’.
The East London-based artist first rose to fame when they were runner-up on the second series of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’. In addition to their music, Bimini also released the best-selling book, ‘Release the Beast: A Drag Queen’s Guide to Life’, in 2021.
Bimini will release their debut EP later in the year. Bimini has shared their new single ‘When the Party Ends’. You can listen to the track below.
Max Clarke, known by his stage name Cut Worms, is a singer, songwriter, and musician hailing from Ohio who is currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Cut Worms has opened for bands such as Jenny Lewis, Kevin Morby, The Lemon Twigs and Michael Rault. Cut Worms released the EP Alien Sunset in 2017.
The scarlet-clad balladeer Cut Worms opens the door to his newly announced self-titled record with “Ballad of the Texas King,” carrying forward his signature vivid storytelling and superb knack for catchy and classic sounding melodies.
The moody pop sensation, MYRY, has been writing songs since her pre-teen days. Raised in Brussels, she started building a fanbase via YouTube, releasing covers that reached millions of views such as “Je te laisserai des mots” by Canadian songwriter Patrick Watson.
Fellow Robot originated as a concept piece in 2016, referencing the sci-fi novel by the group’s lead singer Anthony Pedroza, The Robot’s Guide to Music. Since then, it has evolved to represent the blurred lines between science fiction and reality in modern life. The new album, Misanthropioid, is a perfect reflection of this. Produced with Andrew Scheps, the project explores what it means to be human — with brutally honest lyrics and melancholic sonics. Addressing serious and vulnerable topics, it depicts the dark side of humanity as well as the hopeful side.
Gerry Rafferty‘s ‘Baker Street’ inspired a boom in saxophone solos in the late 1970s, and it remains one of the all-time greatest soft rock songs of all time. Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty wrote it for his second solo album City to City, released in 1978. It was his first release since his former band Stealers Wheel broke up, and had been unable to release any material because of disputes about the band’s remaining contract.
Despite their chokers and platform shoes, The Beaches are not your typical 90’s like girl-band. They are killer Canadian musicians with a unique edgy flare! Their love of rock and roll is obvious; with wide spanning influences including Nirvana, The Strokes, Amy Winehouse, St. Vincent, FIDLAR, and Blondie.
The Beaches have announced that they will release their new album, Blame My Ex, on September 15th and have also unveiled their unbelievably catchy new single, Blame Brett.
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