ARGYRO’s ‘She’s So LA’ finds the dream hiding behind the sunglasses
By Nathan Cole Los Angeles has always been more than a city in American music. It’s an alibi. A promise. A crime scene. A place
eranine wrote ‘Bear Witness’ before they understood it
Most songwriters know what a song is about before they finish it. eranine often doesn’t. “With some of my songs, I almost feel like I
‘La Metropole’ sees dogmarket deliver captivating melodies, stirring vocals and trippy visuals
dogmarket is the neurotic self-produced electronic project of Thom Lea (they/them), along with the trumpet-keyboard wizard Nico Moss (he/him). Over the last three years dogmarket
Music Premiere: Lily McMahon drops new single ‘Not a Want’
Music Crowns is proud to premiere ‘Not a Want’, the latest single from Dublin-born singer-songwriter Lily McMahon, an intimate and soulful reflection on love, vulnerability
Music Premiere: Sophierce reveals new single ‘Senescence’
Music Crowns is proud to premiere “Senescence”, the latest single from American-Brazilian artist, songwriter and producer Sophierce, an ethereal and hypnotic electronic piece that transforms
Music Premiere: Kier shares new single ‘Twenty Something’
Music Crowns is proud to premiere ‘Twenty Something’, the latest single from Yorkshire singer-songwriter Kier, and the beginning of an exciting new chapter in her
Music Premiere: LATASHÁ unleashes new album ‘OUT HERE’
Music Crowns is proud to premiere LATASHÁ’s OUT HERE, a bold new chapter from the Brooklyn-born genre-fluid artist, spiritual alchemist, and creative technologist. Arriving today,
Body Horror turn nepotism into nightlife on ‘The Nepo a Go Go’
There is something wonderfully perverse about attacking the music industry’s gatekeepers with a song that sounds like it should be blasting from inside the very
George Bone turns post-breakup therapy into debut ep ‘The Yes Man’
photo by Amelie Jat (Syncronix Studios) Break-up records usually require two people. George Bone has managed to make one largely by arguing with himself. On
Chloe Star turns self doubt Into something beautiful with ‘My Apology’
There’s no shortage of songs about heartbreak, regret and getting your life together. What makes Chloe Star’s new single ‘My Apology’ interesting is that the
Elvira Kalnik’s ‘Dad’ refuses to make grief sound easy
By Dani Stevens A song about a lost parent can ask for sympathy before it has earned our attention. Elvira Kalnik’s “Dad” makes a stronger
ALLEY the band release new single The Gift
The Gift is the neatly packed rock-and-roll anthem from five-piece outfit ALLEY, hot off the heels of Fantasize Romanticize, released earlier this year. With traditional
Amana Melome’ marks a new chapter with RECALIBRATED: THE REMIXES
For Amana Melome’, recalibration is not about starting again. It is about recognising who you have become. The Marbella-based multidisciplinary artist returns with RECALIBRATED: THE
‘Towards Ether’ sees Ched William blend bilingual lyrics with beautiful melodies and soulful sounds to create this magical track
Ched William is a French Mauritian singer songwriter, multi instrumentalist and filmmaker based in Paris. He makes indie music with folk and progressive influences and
Harley puts everything on the line on ‘You’re The One I’ll See At Home’
There is nothing particularly guarded about Harley’s debut EP, ‘You’re The One I’ll See At Home’. Across six tracks, the Australian artist leans into big
