By Megan Hughes Round about this time last year I posted a review of a single released by Glasgow garage punk group called the vanities. If you had listened to me then you’d be following them and know that last month they released a new single 10 Til’10. If you did not follow my adviceContinue reading “10 Til’10 By The Vanities Out Now – Reviewed And Approved”
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St Dukes – Glaswegian Group Worth a Watching and a Listen
Glaswegian four piece powerhouse made up of Lewis, Fraser, Sarah and Max are moving like a freight train through releases and performances as they are garnering more fans and followers as the up the ante with the anticipated album launch marked for a release in May. Getting noticed in a city like Glasgow can beContinue reading “St Dukes – Glaswegian Group Worth a Watching and a Listen”
Single Review: Brownbear – One More Night
By Megan Hughes The cool and charming musical gift that is Brownbear (braunber) is making their wonderful return to our ears tomorrow with the release of their new single one more night. Some of you may have been lucky or committed enough to enjoy a previewed listen through BBC Radio Scotland on Tuesday night. OneContinue reading “Single Review: Brownbear – One More Night”
The Inspiring Sarah Caltieri Is Taking Us On A Journey of Self Love, Are You Ready?
By Megan Hughes Sarah Caltieri is an already critically acclaimed artist; she has already earned her stripes which is evident in her new album. She makes singing sound easy and isn’t scared to let her voice be the main instrument of any track. She doesn’t need bells and whistles; she doesn’t even need to work her voiceContinue reading “The Inspiring Sarah Caltieri Is Taking Us On A Journey of Self Love, Are You Ready?”
Mark Sharp and The Bicycle Thieves Have Released a New Festival and Summer Anthem – Listen Now!
By Megan Hughes Mark Sharp and the Bicycle Thieves might be a group which feels like a memory but trust me they are back and ready to blow you away. The five piece group from Whitburn were gaining fans, experience and momentum which, sadly, had to be paused due to Coronavirus. The guys may haveContinue reading “Mark Sharp and The Bicycle Thieves Have Released a New Festival and Summer Anthem – Listen Now!”
Singing Siblings – Scottish Duo Cal and Ally Release First Single as Pair, Hope That I am Right
By Megan Hughes Scottish duo Cal and Ally have a new release out now, Hope That I am Right. It is the brothers first single together as they both performed as solo musicians previously, which means we have busking sessions in Dundee and Glasgow to thank for their union – as if they hadn’t experimented asContinue reading “Singing Siblings – Scottish Duo Cal and Ally Release First Single as Pair, Hope That I am Right”
Danny McGuire Cultural Music Exchange Makes A Scottish Meditation on Feeling Better
By Megan Hughes London based musician Danny McGuire has brought all scots far from home a little piece of collected calmness from our beautiful Alba. A Scottish Meditation on Feeling Better was released as part of a cultural exchange between the UK and the Dutch Embassy. The Scotsman’s song has a sister single which wasContinue reading “Danny McGuire Cultural Music Exchange Makes A Scottish Meditation on Feeling Better”
Super-Group Alert! The Jaded Hearts Club Have A New Album Which Does Not Disappoint
By Megan Hughes What is a super-group? The Jaded Hearts Club is, to answer the question simply. The Jaded Hearts Club is a supergroup of star power and musical talent which can only be rivalled by the likes of Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings and the Traveling Wilburys. If, like myself, the name of the super-groupContinue reading “Super-Group Alert! The Jaded Hearts Club Have A New Album Which Does Not Disappoint”
I’d Rather Die (Than Have a Job in a Tie) – The Unexpected Revolution Inspiring Anthem by Glasgows The Vanities
By Megan Hughes Glasgow is home and birth place to garage punk band The Vanities. If The Beachboys and The Vaccines had a garage punk baby it would be this band. Although, their new single I’d Rather Die (Than Have a Job in a Tie) is a far cry from any classic beach boy hit with itsContinue reading “I’d Rather Die (Than Have a Job in a Tie) – The Unexpected Revolution Inspiring Anthem by Glasgows The Vanities”
Cameo Habitat Explore Personal Development and Outgrowing Circumstances in New Release Trace of Self
By Megan Hughes A track full of teenage angst that battles with being who you are and finding self acceptance in that regardless of the opinion of others. Up and coming Edinburgh band Cameo Habitat are an all boy, five piece group. These guys first made waves when they appeared on the scene with a singleContinue reading “Cameo Habitat Explore Personal Development and Outgrowing Circumstances in New Release Trace of Self”
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