East London quartet Forever Forever release the anticipated debut EP Good Light In. Produced by Jasper Trim (Finnegan Tui, A K Patterson) and band member (also renowned for his work as a producer) Fionn Connolly (Modern Liv, George Bone), before being mastered by Nick Powell (Arlo Parks, Loyle Carner), the EP showcases the nuance and depth of the bands sound in all its splendour. Fusing 2000s indie with inventive electronics, the organic warmth of folk and alternative-pop tendencies, their sound is tied together by lush, timeless four-part harmonies and an emotional, reflective undercurrent, ultimately resulting in a sound somewhere between The…
Charlotte Grayson – Low Standards: After winning hearts with her fiery comeback single “Get Outta My Yard” earlier this year, Hartlepool’s own Charlotte Grayson is back and better than ever with her brand new release, “Low Standards.” Teaming up one final time with her original backing band, The Shame Areas, Charlotte delivers a track bursting with energy and confidence. “Low Standards” is a feel-good, guitar-soaked anthem that pairs her sharp, emotive vocals with a vibrant and infectious sound—making it clear she’s not slowing down anytime soon. While “Get Outta My Yard” was a bold reintroduction, “Low Standards” builds on that…
Argyle – Heal Me: Scottish-Indian songwriter Argyle is back with a powerful new single and music video, “Heal Me.” This latest release marks a poignant return to his roots, showcasing his unique blend of cultural influences and emotive storytelling. In “Heal Me,” Argyle dives deep into the themes of hypocrisy present in religion and war, offering a personal perspective on the pain and struggles of the modern world. The song questions the concept of seeking forgiveness from an indifferent deity, challenging the validity of human-created doctrines. With lyrics that provoke thought, Argyle boldly asks why anyone should heed the judgment…
