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.
Eydís Evensen is a classically-trained pianist and post-classical composer from the Icelandic North. Her music reflects on the nature she grew up in and her years of travel abroad.
The musician’s 2021 debut album ‘Bylur’ enjoyed magnificent word of mouth success, her delicate touch adding a curious intensity to the piano-focussed songwriting. A bold voice within modern classical developments, her subsequent 2022 EP ‘Frost’ further illuminated the Icelandic artist’s work.
Second album ‘The Light’ is scheduled to be released on May 26th via XXIM Records,
Norwegian alt-pop chanteuse Ane Brun is releasing two new compilations tomorrow, with Songs 2013-2023 collecting some of her best work in the last decade. Meanwhile, Portrayals sports some of Brun’s popular cover tunes. Both albums are being released on the artist’s label, Balloon Ranger Records. Brun is also heading out on her 20th-anniversary tour of Europe, kicking off in Helsinki later this year.
American alt-pop band The Aces’ music is universally relatable and yet deeply personal, showcasing a confidence only time and true friendship can bring. Together, sisters Cristal and Alisa Ramirez (vocals/guitar and drums, respectively), McKenna Petty (bass), and Katie Henderson (lead guitar/vocals)—all friends since grade school in Provo, Utah—explore growing up and falling in love in the 21st century with candid honesty and endearing relatability.
The Aces announced their third studio album “I’ve Loved You For So Long” would be released on June 2, 2023 via Red Bull Records.
PJ Harvey, in full Polly Jean Harvey is a British singer-songwriter and guitarist whose mythically pitched, fanatically intense recordings and concerts set new standards for women in rock.
Seven years after the release of her last full-length solo album, The Hope Six Demolition Project, PJ Harvey has announced her imminent return, sharing a number of studio clips via social media and her newsletter and unveiling new song ‘A Child’s Question, August’.
JJ Mitchell and Hana Elion began writing music together after four years of friendship and instantly fell in sync. Together they identify as Overcoats, an indie-pop duo with notes of country and electronic. Following the success of their first two albums, which featured hits such as “Fire & Fury” and “Nighttime Hunger”, they are back with Winner. The highly anticipated album, with singles “New Suede Shoes”, “Horsegirl”, and “Never Let You Go”, is finally out now and it’s a beautiful progression in Overcoats’ discography.
Ella Vos is often considered an Indie Pop artist, and while her synth-pop production grounds her in this space, her lyrics and otherworldly vocals clearly transcend the genre. Ella’s first two releases explore motherhood, postpartum depression, reproductive rights, and a lymphoma diagnosis. Her sophomore album “Turbulence” continues to work through self-love, motherhood, cancer treatments, and divorce.
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