Tag: eden tredwell
Damn Good Liars give us pop-rock attitude on ‘Station Wagon Motel...
Ah, give me a stomping kick drum and someone whispering ‘One, two, three, four’, and I’m halfway to loving a song already. Give me...
Come with Gemma Rogers on her ‘Good Day Bad Trip’
This track has everything. Gemma Rogers ‘Good Day Bad Trip’ may contain traces of techno, punk, pop, and psychedelia, which all mesh together to...
Tom Warland’s ‘Across This Land’ is ready for revolution
Tom Warland is a folk-rock songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in the South East of England, with Across This Land being the titular single from...
The energy of Elliot Kid Danger’s ‘Much Too Much’
There’s something to be said for doing your time in the music industry before pursuing a solo career. Experience is valuable, as well as...
The dreamy seduction of Pixia’s ‘If I’m On Your Mind’
‘If I’m On Your Mind’ kicks in with no apologies or hesitant introductions. ‘Why don’t you come on over to mine’ invites Pixia in...
‘This Is Only The Beginning’ for Lee Olivier-Hall
Beginnings are scary. Beginnings are good! Beginnings are everything in between. They represent a fresh chance, a new leaf, the opportunity for everything to...
‘All My Failures’ is ironically a success for Elizabeth II
I can’t be angry that grunge and pop-punk are coming back into fashion. The teenagers of today deserve to apply some unsteady eyeliner, get...
The rainforest pop of Dual Citizen’s ‘Rain and Sun’
‘I was wandering far and wide, searching low and reaching high…’ So opens ‘Rain and Sun’, the latest release from Dual Citizen. A relatable...
Gospel meets folk-pop in Chrisee’s ‘The River’
‘The River’ begins with the sound of water, creamy gospel-style backing vocals, and then a simple, one-handed piano melody, as if played with careful...
Ali & The Parade’s irresistible ‘Love You Yet’
Ah, the early stages of love. The butterflies, the uncertainty, the folding of bedsheets into intricate origami sculptures. (Just me? Ok.) There’s something neurotically...
An intimate window into Boywithahalo’s ‘16 years’
Feeling like a stranger, like you don’t belong, is something anyone can relate to. But there’s an extra poignancy for the migrants, refugees and...
Red Light Challenge head straight for the disco floor with ‘Play...
Long may the current disco revival reign. It’s a genre often associated with cheesy outfits and flailing dance moves, but the deriders often forget...
