Interview w/ Zara Smile: "I wouldn't change it for anything"
Liverpool-based introspective Indie-Folk songwriter Zara Smile has just released her debut EP 'Smile'. The 5-track collection acts as a...
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Interview w/ Andrew Gordon Parry - "I was sort of telling myself to get a bit of drive back"
Well known and highly respected within Liverpool's tightly knit music scene, Andrew Gordon Parry has been writing and releasing across a...
An interview w/ Indie Pop songwriter Rye Milligan - "Keep listening until the songs become your own"
Indie songwriter Rye Milligan, also known for his work with Luna Bay, has returned to focus on his solo career and is gearing up for his...
An Interview w/ Swedish Electro Pop artist Hanna Ögonsten - "It was the main place for inspiration"
After a run of singles (including the incredibly catchy that is 'Hang My Head') that established her as one of Scandinavia's most...
Interview w/ Liverpool's Electro-Pop queen Maya Yenn!
Liverpool based Electro-Pop artist Maya Yenn makes music fit for a twisted psychological thriller. One where the gentle female lead takes...
SOFY interview: "Fuckboys, dating, heartbreak, existential crises, hedonism, nostalgia.."
The The witty lyricism and summery melodies of SOFY has risen her to the forefront of the bedroom pop scene. Her latest EP 'Bored In...
The Royston Club interview: "The chorus was written to be shouted back at us"
The Royston Club have established themselves as one of the best Indie anthem makers out there! They constantly manage to blend uplifting,...
Wyldest Interview: "I've always been incredibly impulsive"
Self-described 'Doom Pop' artist Wyldest has amassed a strong following after the success of stand out singles 'You Could Be Happy' and...
Ruby Joyce Interview: "15 year old me would never dream of saying this stuff"
One of our favourite breakout North West stars from last year was undoubtedly Ruby Joyce. Her ingle 'Growing On You' was built around a...
Kid Kapichi INTERVIEW: "It felt like a revelation"
The second album, ‘Here’s What You Could Have Won’, from Hastings based Rock outfit Kid Kapichi established them as one of the country’s...
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