The beauty of Irish artist Brí’s musicianship lies in her ability to combine hypnotic melodies with stunningly angelic, yet haunting, vocals. Her new single More Than displays her exceptionally high standard of artistry, both musically and lyrically. More Than is reminiscent of work from artists such as Lana Del Rey, Marina and Annie Lennox. WeContinue reading “Single Review: Brí – More Than”
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Single Review: Lizzie Reid – Seamless
One word that’s been used regularly to describe Lizzie Reid’s second single ‘Seamless’ is “personal”. However, she’s stumbled upon something much more universal than personal. The follow up to ‘Tribute’ might have been based on any of our stories of love and loss, and it is a tale told so effortlessly and honestly that Reid’sContinue reading “Single Review: Lizzie Reid – Seamless”
SONG REVIEW: Stephen Medd – Sisters of Saint Joseph
By Jeanette Arsenault The first thing that comes to mind when I hear *Sisters of Saint Joseph* by Canadian balladeer Stephen Medd is: “Wow. He reminds me of Stan Rogers!”. For you non-Canadians, Rogers was a well-known, well-loved Canadian historical folk/roots balladeer from the East Coast revered as a masterful singer/songwriter. Look him up onContinue reading “SONG REVIEW: Stephen Medd – Sisters of Saint Joseph”
Single Review: In Earnest – Put Me Under
by Kieran Cannon Following their highly successful Carousel project, Essex indie trio Sarah, Thomas and Toby have started afresh as In Earnest. Released on April 17th, debut single Put Me Under offers a stark and uncompromising insight into the singer’s own struggles with mental health – with a rather sweet ode to (wo)man’s best friendContinue reading “Single Review: In Earnest – Put Me Under”
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