It’s easy to see why tastemakers including BBC radio and key bloggers have been magnetised to this.
Spotify Playlist: Unrealized
Welcome to the Podcart playlist. This playlist is about potential. Some of the musicians on here have gained notable praise, but there is depth to their music that is notable. There’s a moment of realisation when you appreciate their talent and hope that others are drawn to it in the way you are. With love.
The Twilight Sad Revisited Podcast
In 2016 I was lucky enough to sit down with The Twilight Sad’s James Graham. I thought it was a one-off, but recently we sat down again. James picked 6 songs again that took into account the last 2 years. There were laughs, there were tears, there was honesty and there was reflection.
Relative Ways: ‘This World’
Multi-instrumentalist Mat Finnemore has managed to produce a blistering alt-rock song that channels clear influences from the likes of NIN and Trail of Dead, but still cocoons his uniqueness.
Best Of July
We have put together a list of songs that have stood out for a plethora of reasons. Please take the time to invest and immerse yourself in them:
Best of July
We have put together a list of songs that have stood out this month for a plethora of reasons. Please take the time to invest and immerse yourself in them:
Best Of June
We have put together a list of songs that have stood out this month for a plethora of reasons. Please take the time to invest and immerse yourself in them: Active Bird Community: ‘Unwind With Me’ Formed in 2005, the NYC quartet will hit hearts hard with their latest offering. Humane, grand and no punches…
From me to You: From Musicians For Musicians
Singer-songwriter, Roxanne de Bastion has quite the impressive musical CV. Having supported the likes of Lambchop and released an exceptionally well-received album, Heirlooms & Hearsay last year, it doesn’t just stop at pushing her own career, but also aiding others.
Four Days In June: ‘Confess’
Kent post-hardcore five-piece, Four Days In June have managed to breathe life into the often generic pool of their genre.
Grace Gillespie: ‘Lady Make Believe’
Originally from Devon and now London-based, Grace Gillespie‘s picturesque roots almost make their way into her beauteous delivery.
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