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Penny Rebels are a rising blues-rock five-piece from London and Surrey, blending funk, swagger and groove across a handful of seriously confident tracks.
We review their current releases and sit down with the band to talk DIY ethics, songwriting, and why “Bad Man” is already racking up serious streaming numbers.
New band, big energy — hit play, read the interview, and get ahead of the curve.
Gothic pop, secret love, and the beauty of shadows.
Lucy Gallant opens up about longing, darkness, and her haunting new single “Forbidden Love.”
An intimate conversation for night people.
Chandler Marie is making noise in Nashville, and her new single “Like A Man” proves why.
We dive into the track, explore standout songs from her catalogue, and chat with Chandler about country roots, creative freedom and what 2026 has in store.
One to watch if you like your country confident, modern and unapologetic.
An exclusive interview and in-depth review of Shadow on the Hill, the new solo album from acclaimed UK singer-songwriter Adam Norsworthy. Thoughtful, intimate and beautifully melodic, this feature explores the stories, themes and emotions behind the record. Essential reading and listening for the long winter nights.
Frida Mann and Adam Cramer open up about songwriting, influence, and what it means to make music you can feel.
Raw, melodic, and ready for 2026 — this is Frida and The Mann at lift-off.
Six the Musical reimagines Henry VIII’s queens as pop icons — but what might they actually be listening to today? Spinning the Six vinyl alongside Tudor history, this feature imagines six modern playlists shaped by faith, power, survival, and rebellion. From Beyoncé-level defiance to quiet fireside ballads, history gets a new soundtrack.
Guitar hero Malina Moye tours the UK in January 2026. In our last feature piece for 2025 we talk to Malina about her last album and playing for Royals.
2025 brought great music, real stories, and a community that keeps getting stronger. We’ve reviewed, interviewed, laughed, grieved, and listened together. Here’s to artists, readers, and another year of discovery — onward to 2026!
When British indie blues-rock bulldozers When Rivers Meet crash back into our pages, it’s not nostalgia—it’s a reckoning. Aaron Bond talks vinyl bottlenecks, lockdown lifelines, live-album magic, and a new record being crowdfunded. Strap in—this is blues, but louder, rawer, and fiercely independent.
From childhood stages to a powerful comeback, Stefanie Michaela’s story is as compelling as her music.
We caught up with her to talk turning points, inspiration, and the road to her new EP. Then it’s over to my review, where we listen to her new single.