Liverpudlian-based trio All We Are are pleased to share a brand new single “Eden”. Produced by Al Doyle and Joe Goddard from Hot Chip; “Eden” is the first piece of new material since they released their third album Providence last year.
Category Archives: Hit of The Week
Hit of The Week: T Truman “Vanity Jones”
T Truman, the solo project and alter ego of The Vaccines’ keyboardist Timothy Lanham, releases new single “Vanity Jones” alongside an extravagant accompanying video, which sees Truman cruising through a virtual San Francisco skyline in a vintage Alfa Romeo.
Hit of The Week: Gabriels ‘Blame’
LA group Gabriels return with new single ‘Blame’. The group seemed to strike a chord in 2020, with their magnificent ‘Love And Hate In A Different Time’ becoming a cult phenomenon. New single ‘Blame’ continues their rise, with its soulful appeal touching on the timeless while staring intently at the future.
Hit of The Week: Alt-J ‘U&ME’’
Alt-J have announced their fourth album ‘The Dream’ and shared its first track, ‘U&ME’.’ The new single is described as the trio’s “most honest song to date” and arrives with an accompanying music video, directed by Prosper Unger-Hamilton, the brother of band member Gus.
Hit of The Week: Let’s Eat Grandma ‘Hall Of Mirrors’
Let’s Eat Grandma have shared their new single ‘Hall Of Mirrors’. The Norwich duo – Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth – were only 17 years old when their remarkable debut album ‘I, Gemini’ was released to widespread acclaim.
Matching superb production to glistening alt-pop moments, the duo’s music truly seemed to sit in its own lane. New single ‘Hall Of Mirrors’ marks their welcome return, a euphoric synth-pop mover that explores love, attraction, and uncovering new aspects of your own persona.
Hit of The Week: Josef Salvat ‘I’m Sorry’
First written way back in 2013, Josef Salvat is sharing his latest single ‘I’m Sorry’. Alongside the new track he’s also announced details of a 2022 UK tour!
Hit of The Week: Miles Kane ‘Don’t Let It Get You Down’
Miles Kane has returned with his soulful new single, ‘Don’t Let It Get You Down’.
The feelgood new track is brushed in the same vintage mahogany that Kane has specialised in throughout his solo career. Judging by the first release, he’s not attempting to reinvent himself with his fourth studio album. Nor is Kane isn’t letting current trends sway him from his old-school brand of shimmering 1970s pop.
