New Orleans native Pell drops ‘Greyhound’, the second in a series of single releases he has been rolling out since the end of the summer, in which Pell will be dropping one song a month through the end of the year. It’s a warm, indie-leaning track about ‘finding the one’. “I’m thoroughly a fan of…
Having just released new single ‘Heaven‘, Our Mother waste no time in accompanying the track’s stabbing synth horns and falsetto vocal with a new video. Described as a “homage to karaoke”, the video sees singer John Hartley alone on stage while the rest of the band look on, a little bemused. It’s feels a very British video; depressing…
New track ‘Heaven’ follows ‘Just Don’t‘ as Our Mother’s second new release since their Lucky Number debut ‘A.O.B.‘ It’s a quietly shimmering track with the band’s trademark falsetto vocal pitched among stabbing synth horns. In the words of the Tottenham four-piece themselves, ‘Heaven’ “occupies a realm that doesn’t quite feel like real life; jitttery percussion…
As Jamie Isaac readies new project ‘Couch Baby’ for be released on Marathon Artists July 8, the South East Londoner releases ‘Find The Words’; a down-tempo track on which the clarity of his direct vocal cuts through a woozy, Jazz-tinged instrumental. Stream below via SoundCloud, click here to pre-order the album on iTunes.
The mysterious Mont Jake follows up debut single ‘Shadow‘ with the equally soulful ‘I Had Music’. While ‘Shadow‘ was blessed with a feature from Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah, Mont Jake turns to Chicago’s Noname [formerly Noname Gypsy] to accompany his smooth, crystal clear vocals. Stream below via SoundCloud.
Featuring recent singles ‘Surprise Machine‘ and ‘Age Of Empirez‘, Our Mother release their debut EP on Lucky Number. The Tottenham four piece have developed a sound have developed a more restrained sound since they first came up on our radar with ‘Fire Fire‘ – ‘A.O.B. EP’ is a strong offering from a band from whom we…
Producer and vocalist Mont Jake makes his debut with ‘Shadow’. Melodically, it’s a beautifully poised and delicate track but, rhythmically, it betrays the mysterious producer’s love affair with Golden Age Hip Hop [as does a guest verse from Wu-Tang Clan’s Masta Killa]. The spectacularly atmospheric video follows a hooded figure carrying a four track recorder through…
