English two-piece rockers, Royal Blood, are stuck in oblivion according to their new release. ‘Limbo‘. The single is from their upcoming third studio album, ‘Typhoons‘, which is to drop worldwide on the 30th of April. The rock gem is becoming an instant anthem and, within seconds, we get a festival season feel with the power […]
American rockers, All Time Low reflect on the harsh truths of a relationship that turns sour with their new release, ‘Once In A Lifetime‘. Furthermore, they hit home with a lyrical storyline which many will find relatable, with them speaking candidly about breakups. ‘Once In A Lifetime‘ starts with a pop-rock soundscape with a vocal
Australian, indie-pop songstress Amy Shark proves her infallible approach to music once again with her mesmerising new single ‘Baby Steps‘. Contagiously catchy from the get-go, Amy cements her name even deeper into the 2021 songbook with a vocal delivery that is inspirational. Also, the track possesses a nail-biting guitar rhythm which boasts a distinct texture
American rapper Lil Mosey returns with a new hip hop gem with ‘Try Me‘. It is a track that follows on from his highly successful 2021 with his ‘Blueberry Faygo‘ hit soaring up the echelon. ‘Try Me‘ kicks off with a harrowing overture with a bold and deep sounding piano arrangement soaked in an archaic
American punk rockers, Rise Against, are back with their new protest release ‘Nowhere Generation‘. If you are a fan of the band, this one will be medicine to your ears with the four-piece bolstering their signature edgy qualities! It starts with a vocal overture from frontman Tim McIlrath and he gets his message across instantly.
Snoop Dogg is back like he has never been away with his new release, ‘CEO‘. It is a smash-hit that proves that Snoop is as influential and fresh today as when he first broke onto the scene many decades previous. Rapping with conviction, Snoop smashes it! Also, he doesn’t hold back with him telling it
‘White Dress‘ is the latest release from Lana Del Rey, and just as you would expect, it is pretty damn good! We hear Lana Del Rey’s more tender side with this new delivery. Furthermore, a classical style piano arrangement opens the piece. It has a flow that takes the listener far from the modern world
Electronic DJ San Holo stupefies with his new release ‘It Hurts‘. It is a release that flows with a myriad of harmonically rich melodies, and it is quintessential of the producers talent. ‘It Hurts‘ kicks off with a harrowing overture with a ghost-like lead and it would make the perfect Halloween soundtrack. Nevertheless, the route
Gwen Stefani is dropping smash-hits left, right and centre at the moment. First, we had ‘Let Me Reintroduce Myself‘, and now we have her new release, ‘Slow Clap‘. ‘Slow Clap‘ follows a similar vibe to her previous release, with a reggae vibe flowing for the entirety. Also, fresher than ever, Gwen Stefani gets the feel-good
Jorja Smith is a pop force who smashes forward with her new release, ‘Addicted‘. The track is the first release of 2021 for Jorja, and she demonstrates her talent once again with ease. Vocally, Smith is fresher than ever with a delivery which invites the listener in from the get-go. She sings with confidence, and
American pop-rockers, Imagine Dragons trail-blaze with their new release ‘Follow You‘. It is a track that picks up from the bands 2018 fourth studio album, ‘Origins‘. ‘Follow You‘ is quintessential of the quality which Imagine Dragons possess. It starts with an unorthodox synth-organ arrangement with a gradual volume rise before a sublime opening vocal from
Eurovision 2021 will take place on the 18th-22nd of May this year in Rotterdam, and the UK have just released their entry. Regardless of the song’s greatness, the UK always manages to find its way to the table’s bottom. Is it political differences, or is that Europe does not like the music the UK provide?
Evanescence bring the rock energy with their new release ‘Better With You‘. It is bold, and their dynamic approach to music arrives when the industry needs it the most. Furthermore, a group have not filled the space which Evanescence created, and they sound as thirsty today as they did back when their hit ‘Bring Me
Justin Bieber returns with his new compelling release, ‘Hold On‘. It is the fourth single from his upcoming ‘Justice‘ album. It starts with a nostalgic guitar lead with an 80s vibe, a theme that many pop stars have been following in recent years. However, Bieber soon brings it back to modern times with his inviting
Bebe Rexha invigorates with her new release, ‘Sacrifice‘. It is a bold direction for Bebe, with her dance influences rising out instantly; also, fearless as ever, it will undoubtedly circulate the club scene post-lockdown. It kicks off with a joyous summertime melody, and the hook delves deep instantly. Moreover, it starts with a flavour that
Canadian, hip hop lord, Drake is back with ‘What’s Next‘. It is a track from his most recent ‘Scary Hours 2‘ EP which also contains ‘Wants And Needs‘ and ‘Lemon Pepper Freestyle‘. ‘What’s Next‘ starts with a nail-biting synth hook which has an accordion feel. It carries on throughout the entire track endlessly. Similar to
Madison Beer drops a beauty with ‘Blue‘ from her new album ‘Life Support‘. It is just one of the many gems on the record and it stupefies while exceeding all expectations. It kicks off with the New York-born singer gliding to the top. Furthermore, her soothing and ethereal vocal performance serenades the ears and she
Pale Waves – ‘You Don’t Own Me‘, wow! Where do we start here? They are getting better and better with every new release, and they never disappoint with them giving us another ear goodie. At first, our team we were unsure if their American emo and pop-rock influenced route was the best way to go,
Bands and independent record labels get less than their fair share of access to the most popular playlists on streaming platforms argues a new paper from the University of East Anglia. The paper, published today, looks at whether streaming platforms offer a level playing field for artists and record labels. It finds that major labels
Loud and upfront, The Horrors return with ‘Lout‘, their first release since their V album dropped in 2017. Four years on, and the chaps are still as mad for it as they ever were with them boasting a soundscape that you will undoubtedly struggle to locate anywhere else. Fearless, from the get-go, the industrial riffs
