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Fellow lovers of all things indie and alt-pop, I invite you to allocate the next spot in your playlist to a wonderful track that I have recently discovered. Of course – as if you had any doubt – the track I’m talking about is the delightfully playful ‘Sweet, Hot & Heavy,’ the most recent release from London-based singer-songwriter Delilah Isabella.
With the accompaniment of the immeasurably talented Rex Roulette (Bob Vylan, Kaleo, Dead Sara, Eagles of Death Metal) and Dominic Davis (Jack White, Pharrell), I’m confident Kim Logan & the Silhouettes’ new sound is going to revamp the meaning of ‘hitting the ground running.’ See for yourself!
Do you ever have days when you want to shake up your playlist with an unabashed, brazen bop? Well, I’m having one of those days, and fortunately, Australian quintet, The Last AvoCado is here to turbocharge my morning (and definitely night-out routine) with their latest blend of pop, rock, ‘n’ blues! Of course, I’m talking about ‘Wild One.’
Few artists have embodied this drive like Luna Carina, an indie dream-pop trio that I can only describe as the gift that keeps on giving, especially after the recent release of their delightfully delicate single, ‘Prague.’
The first half of 2024 was busy with seven festival and severaal separate concerts. For the second half of the year I attende nine more festivals and also several concerts, aneding with a total of 345 photographed concerts at festivals … Continue reading
2024 has again been an active year for me with several festivals of different genres, and also many concerts. Most of th festivals and concerts were in Norway, but I also attended a festival in Denmark, and my usual yearly … Continue reading
After a summer of standout performances at iconic festivals like Glastonbury and Camp Bestival, The Barefoot Bandit is back with their highly anticipated new single, ‘Purple Paradise’, featuring Shniece. Known for their electrifying sound which blends element of reggae, ska, pop and dub, the band continue to showcase writing which is at once commercially viable and musically rich. […]
Steve Borthwick names his England team to play South Africa as they look to bounce back from consecutive defeats against Australia and New Zealand. The head coach will confirm his…
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Charley Redknapp, 20, is making waves—and not just on the rugby field. The towering student, who now calls Arizona home, recently took to Instagram to celebrate his mum Louise’s 50th…
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Filmed around the time of his highly acclaimed Royal Albert Hall shows, and before departing for his nine shows in Los Angeles and New York City, David Gilmour’s appearance (with his band) on the BBC series Later…With Jools Holland has now been detailed. It is the third episode (of six) from series 65 of the show, which always features a variety of artists and musical styles. Airing on the UK’s BBC Two on Saturday, November 2nd at 10:25pm, it will then be available to view on the BBC’s iPlayer service through this link (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0024s5f). From the programme notes: “Jools welcomes to the show legendary singer, songwriter and guitarist David Gilmour to perform a couple of songs from his album Luck and Strange, including the track Between Two Points; Australian punk rockers Amyl and the Sniffers with a couple of tracks from their album Cartoon Darkness; 80s icons The The with a song from their album Ensoulment; singer-songwriter Dhruv with the track Tragedy from his debut album, Private Blizzard; and South African hip-hop tour de force Moonchild Sanelly with her song Do My Dance from her album Full Moon.”