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Andy Gorel

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Behind the scenes with Dagny at Budapest’s Sziget Festival

If you’ve ever made such a voyage, you know what to expect – sweeping river views, exuberant nightlife, thermal springs, paprika. But for Norwegian singer-songwriter Dagny, when she boarded a flight from Oslo in the wee hours of the morning on August 8, it was all still a mystery.
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TAMMIE claws out of chrysalis on debut EP ‘METAMORPHOSIS’

Interleaving elements of soul, pop, electronic, jazz, and indie, TAMMIE’s METAMORPHOSIS is just what its title suggests – a brief sonic journey that is both transformative and steadfast. The British singer-songwriter is really filling a clean slate, with only a few of the EP’s singles to her name ahead of the full body’s release. Modulated guitars, haunting pianos and pocketed drums are aplenty on what TAMMIE describes as a chronicle of spirituality.
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Ninajirachi carves her own path on “girl EDM (disc 1)”

Hailing from small-town Australia, Ninajirachi has accomplished quite a bit in her young 24 years. With three before it, the Melbourne-based producer is back with her fourth full-length effort, girl EDM (disc 1) — a bold stab at evolution not just for herself, but the genre as well. Released through NLV Records, the project is like a time capsule of sorts.
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Nellie Charles goes organic on her latest, “Who Is She”

Since her debut in March, Manchester’s Nellie Charles is off to a fast start. The R&B artist has already seen her fair share of media attention and performed live for audiences from Glastonbury to the BBC. Her latest offering comes in the form of “Who Is She,” a breezy and soulful jazz pop tune that undoubtedly pulls from her cited influences – from Amy Winehouse to Marvin Gaye.
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Lissy Taylor revels in single girl summer on ‘Your Girl’

Fresh off a main stage performance at Derbyshire’s Y Not Festival alongside British legends like Noel Gallagher and The Vaccines, Lissy Taylor’s summer is nothing if not busy. With a slew of high profile gigs in the rearview and another in the field, the Stoke-on-Trent native’s also got her hands full with “Your Girl,” a punchy alt-rock ode to being single.
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Pilar Victoria gets personal on poignant new single ‘Dancing In The Sand’

Pilar Victoria is only 18 years old, but she’s hardly a rookie. Having released her debut single, “Wilted Flower,” at just 13, the Argentine-American teenager has racked up millions of streams and reportedly major label interest as well. Her latest, “Dancing In The Sand,” arrives courtesy of a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Happy Perez and a relationship that went awry.
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ROSEYE explore humanity on jazzy debut album ‘Every Move’

“We’re all about diving into that deep connection music brings – mixing up explosive, groovy vibes with some trippy and peaceful sounds. Our upcoming album ‘Every Move’ touches on some personal themes like sexuality, spirituality, nature, and grief, we wanted it to be liked a journey through the highs and lows of life”
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Express Office Portico deliver anticipated debut EP “Incommunicado”

“‘Incommunicado’ similarly displays not only an exposing set of lyrics written about topics such as childhood trauma, substance abuse, and unstable relationships, but also includes the overarching theme of an inability to communicate with and fully understand the world we live in due to this.”
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Azul Kechi goes classic R&B on new single “No Drama”

“‘No Drama’ is my response to all the crazy things life can throw at you. Keeping peace of mind is so important to me, and it’s pretty damn hard to stay sane in this thing we call life. As I say in the song, ‘protecting my peace, never take that for granted,’ It’s my daily mantra and something I try to live by.”
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Myrillion and Leoné Murphy explore waves of infatuation on ‘La Petite Mort’

“We wanted ‘La Petite Mort’ to sort of wash over you again and again. To feel like a fever dream – a bit like that initial madness you go through when falling in love. The strings and cinematic elements definitely bring some romance but the bass and deep groove try and evoke that intensity, and at times the instability.”
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Swiss songwriter Anastasia Solay feels evolution in “Start a Fire”

“‘Start a Fire’ is about how even though you can go through hard times, you can always learn something that is helpful to evolve as a person.” Hailing from Geneva, but born in San Francisco, Anastasia creates a brand of indie that’s difficult to describe with just one genre. Groovy, haunting, and organic, her sound touches on everything from soul to jazz to rock.
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Dutch indie darlings Loupe return with new single “Tested Waters”

After an eventful 2023, in which the group released their debut full-length, Amsterdam indie rock quartet Loupe are quick to strike again. Their newest comes in the form of “Tested Waters,” an indie rock earworm that haunts as much as it drives. Devout female vocals fall against a smooth alternative soundscape distinctly marked by a string section that wastes no fretboard.
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Artistic Freedom & Small Town Rock ‘n’ Roll : A conversation with The Glorious Sons

“We’re a small town band” Says Brett Emmons, lead singer of Kingston, Ontario’s The Glorious Sons. The group, which has been together for over a decade now, can be found playing arenas in their homeland of Canada, but carry themselves with a scrappy populist swagger that’s fit for a dive bar.
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Liverpool’s Toy Car ponder humanity on “Better Than Before”

Fresh off a sold out hometown show and a BBC Radio 1 debut, Liverpool’s Toy Car are back with their newest track, “Better Than Before.” Beneath proper drums and distortion is a yearning for humanity, says frontman Shaun Hough. “We are all human and we all make the same mistakes and can learn from them,” he remarks.
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Indie band Pompeya keep things groovy on new single “Cold”

The Muscovian group have kept fairly quiet in terms of new releases since 2020’s LP Bingo, but after long wait, are back. Their new single “Cold” is classic Pompeya – groovy, dancey, and retro – but moves with a sort of presence that is undeniably current. It’s an exploration of location, and what lead singer Daniil Brod calls a “peculiar” form of “sad travel.”

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