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Queen Bitch – Turn The Lights Down (2024)

The Covid-19 years taught us many things: the need for personal space (and masks), the fear of a global pandemic,

With the aim of creating a place of solace, understanding, comfort and connection, singer-songwriter Sandra Kluge wishes to embrace audiences

With their confidence and electric energy, Michael Thompson (vocals and guitar), Georgie Lane (bass) and Harry Anson (drums) can ensnare

A couple of months ago, singer-songwriter OXLIP (also known as Jayne Trimble) crossed our path with her single ‘Gallows Hill’.

From Americana and folk to soul, jazz, and rock, Paul Claxton barely fits into any genre let alone being defined

Inspired by life in its totality, from the magnificent to the mundane, singer-songwriter Andrew Alarcon delves deep into the core

While the US-based group Classtronaut intoxicates audiences with grin-inducing waves of psychedelic indie-pop, its origins are darker. After his son

With a hard-hitting fusion of soul, funk and jazz, singer-songwriter Curtis Millen embodies the energy of old-school funkiness in modern-day

Music can be cathartic, it can be a place of solace, it can explore raw emotions from loss, love, and

Todd Hearon’s third album, Impossible Man, marks a bold evolution in his already acclaimed folk songwriting career. Moving beyond the pure