Primarily a storyteller, MF Tomlinson negotiates styles as varied as acid folk, soul, alt country & chamber pop to create a singular presence. He achieves this genre fluidity with the help of a close-knit group of collaborators he calls “the MFs, because they’re all very talented motherfuckers.”
MF Tomlinson has shared new song ‘The End Of The Road’. The London based songwriter will release his new album early next year, with ‘We Are Still Wild Horses’ set to land on February 17th via PRAH Recordings.
Supergrass leader Gaz Coombes has a new solo album on the way called Turn The Car Around, which is out in January It’s the follow-up to 2018’s World’s Strongest Man, and he announced it in September with “Don’t Say It’s Over.” Coombes is back with another single, “Long Live The Strange,” which in a press release he says was inspired by going to see the English singer-songwriter Cavetown with his daughter in 2020.
Based around a swirling, art-rock groove, the elegantly constructed song sees Coombes recalling the heady first night he met his future wife. As a taster of the masterfully written and recorded songs contained within ‘Turn The Car Around’, it is a perfect reminder of exactly why Coombes remains one of the country’s most enduring and loved songwriters who continues to hone and develop this craft.
Since their debut album in 2015, Sŵnami (pronounced “tsunami”) has been bringing Welsh-language music to the mainstream without compromising their policy of writing and performing mostly in Welsh. Their blend of shimmering guitars, indie sensibilities, and pure pop melodies has been winning over fans and critics regardless of their understanding of the Welsh language. The band has recorded a BBC Maida Vale session and won the Welsh Language Album of the Year award.
“Paradis Disparu” is the latest single from Indie-pop group SŴNAMI, promsingin the first glimpse of the band’s long-awaited second album SŴNAMI which is set to be released this summer.
Lime Cordiale’s infectious performances and genuine, generous interactions with their fans has made them one of Australia’s buzziest acts over the past couple of years. It’s a fact that was reflected in the Triple J Hottest 100 poll in 2019 when Lime Cordiale was the only act to have four songs under 40 – a feat that not even Billie Eilish could pull off.
Australian pop-rockers Lime Cordiale have just released ‘Colin’, a string-backed ode to Men At Work frontman, Colin Hay..
Ondara offers a unique take on the American dream on Tales of America, his debut album. Ondara grew up in Nairobi, Kenya, listening to American alt-rock and making up his own songs for as long as he can remember. After discovering the music of Bob Dylan, he moved to Minneapolis in 2013 to pursue a career in music. There he began making his way in the local music scene, continually writing songs about what he saw, felt and experienced in a place far different from home.
The musician known as Ondara has died many deaths. He has shed multiple stage names—Jay Smart, J.S. Ondara—and departed several homes. In fact, one of his most popular songs is called “Saying Goodbye.” Two months ago she released his new album, “Spanish Villager: No. 3,”
Influential alternative rock band Garbage released details Anthology via BMG/Stunvolume. The band’s first ‘Best Of’ collection in fifteen years, Anthology contains material from across Garbage’s impressive, nearly 30-year-long career, including songs from their 1995 debut album Garbage, through to tracks from their most recent, critically acclaimed LP No Gods No Masters released in 2021.
The French quartet has been together since they were teenagers in Versailles. From making music in Thomas parents basement to perfoming at the backing of Air. Phoenix have gone to headline festivals, soundtrack films, sell out venues across the globe, and win numerous accolades including a Grammy..
Their ew album, entitled Alpha Zulu, set for release on November 4th, 2022 on Loyaute/Glassnote Records. Produced by the band themselves, and recorded in Paris’Musée des Arts Décoratifs, which sits in the Palais du Louvre,
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