Tag: Right Chord Music

Folk and electronica are not exactly two genres you usually see paired up, but this is exactly what Nashville based 5-piece Foreign Fields do perfectly. Their...

Lost You Once is taken from the forthcoming album, Shelf Life and serves to be a beautiful introduction to Minneapolis based four-piece, All Eyes. Judging...

Welcome to the third episode of the Right Chord Music Lost On Radio Podcast. Presented by Andy Mort and curated by Mark Knight and Andy...

  I can't sit still.  This track is ridiculous.  I challenge you to find a more infectious track. Night Engine  deliver on their promise. This...

Picture a life full of love and heartache that always ends with strength and survival; this is the life that Aaron Espe evokes with...

Today we have a guest blog from our friends at Make Music We’ve all been there. Struggling to come up with a melody or working out...

“Let us think the unthinkable, let us do the undoable.” So goes the famous quote from the author Douglas Adams, one of 23 year...

Music discovery is a great thing. We blogged about The Paper Shades, and the guys from Intervals read that post and got in touch....

Multi-talented filmmaker, editor and singer-songwriter Johnny Daukes is perhaps the man of the moment. Constantly coming up with new concepts that engage even the...

  We know how difficult it is to get your music on radio. Playlists are highly controlled and music is pitched by radio pluggers working...

Introducing Yannick, a Hull-based indie-alternative quintet. Their debut single 'No Lust' and the accompanying self-produced video delivers a joyous dose of frantic melancholy. It lured...

Multi-cultural organic rock collective The High Commissioners, are a band of values. Hailing from both London and Paris, this 4-piece is entirely self-manufactured, keen...