Night Owls are part of a small pool of new artists that are incredibly exciting. They have kicked off 2018 for us in such a way that every release they have put out thus far has been faultless.
boerd: ‘VOID’
Swedish producer boerd continues to garner significant praise for his unique blend of electronica with his latest offering, ‘VOID‘.
Camarano: ‘Food For The Worms’
This is our first introduction to the Australian singer-songwriter and he has left a lasting impression. With its labyrinthine qualities, ‘Food For The Worms’ unravels another later just when you think you can predict where it’s going.
Avantist: ‘Red Bible (feat. Adrián Terrazas-Gonzáles)’
Whilst it’s impressive that Chicago-based quartet, Avantist have The Mars Volta’s Adrián Terrazas-Gonzáles guesting on sax on their latest release, it does well on its own to create a cacophonic smattering of addictive rhythmic potency.
JONES: ‘Tender’
The first thing that strikes you about London-based JONES‘ latest release, ‘Tender‘ is the sincerity in her delivery.
WYRES: ‘Spring Breaks’
Swedish duo, Fredrik Forell and writer Arvid Jonsson aka WYRES have emerged with their stunning debut, ‘Spring Breaks’. With its distinctive elements, it still feels completely connected and evokes welcome emotion. Forell’s vocal does a magnificent job of tugging at the heartstrings with its effortless falsetto. Prepare to be mesmerised.
Mr Gabriel: ‘Tambourine’
Having found out that Mr Gabriel is Kopecky Family Band’s Gabe and Foster The People’s Mark Pontius, it will come as no surprise upon first listen how vibrant and addictive this is. This doesn’t pretend to be anything more than a dynamic, fun and addictive number. This is a supremely confident blend of anti-folk, indie…
DYAN: ‘Cycling Trivialities’
There is something magical about electronic trio DYAN. Their approach to production, their magnetic delivery and their cohesion as a band makes them stand out immeasurably. Every time I read the word “cover” I get a bit nervous. They are so hit and miss these days with many artists not taking the time to interpret…
Spotify Playlist: Human Growth
Welcome to the Podcart playlist. This might not move sonically together, the songs are a mix of all styles, but the song titles represent human growth and experience. Take time to think about each title, the lyrics and what they mean for you. With love. This week’s artists: Basement Revolver: ‘Baby’ Rosie Carney: ‘Bare’ LIFE:…
Cautious Clay: ‘Stolen Moments’
With his acclaimed EP, Blood Type released in April, Cautious Clay continues his faultless run of intoxicating tracks. ‘Stolen Moments‘ is the latest delivery and a stripped back evocative and pure lullaby. The instantly recognisable vocal of Clay is perfectly cradled in a simple yet lulling production.
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