Towards the end of September, Leeds singer-songwriter, Typho releases new single, “So It Goes”!
Typho is an up-and-coming independent, alternative/folk, artist from the UK.
He has a passion for telling stories through songs and animation.
He also composes his music with how he sees the world and what’s an honest reflection of himself.
As an artist, Typho is committed to creating a connection with his listeners, reaching new audiences, and being able to share his music with the world.
Back in 2018, his single, “4AM” was featured on BBC Introducing which is a radio station for upcoming artists.
“So It Goes” follows the theme of someone contemplating existence and the passing of time.
This single serves as a metaphor for what it means to be alive.
“So It Goes” is beautifully written and composed and we hope you love it as much as we do.
New Zealand-based alt-rock band, Voodoo Bloo, released their sophomore album, “The Blessed Ghost” back in July of this year.
Inspired by bands such as Deftones, My Bloody Valentine, Radiohead, and Artic Monkeys.
Their sophomore release was featured in Clash magazine in the UK along with other notable publications.
Tracks ten through twelve have been premiered on New Zealand’s number one rock station, Radio Hauraki; the band’s single, “Small” was on New Zealand’s Rock Charts for four weeks!
Talk about moving up in the industry since the release of their single, “SKIN“!
Voodoo Bloo just finished up their Australian leg of the tour with alt-rock band, RADICALS, and start the New Zealand leg in October of 2022.
I started Voodoo Bloo as I wanted to start a new chapter in my musical career, whilst still using the knowledge I gained from my previous band, to try and make something really special to me.
“The Blessed Ghost” an album that has completely pulled the band from their past, and finally giving our listeners something that has all our signature sounds placed in a way you had never imagined before.
RORY MCDONALD (SINGER / GUITAR)
Connect with Voodoo Bloo below, and stream “The Blessed Ghost”!
Last Friday, Jasper Wilderness releases new single, “WFMT”!
Jasper Wilderness is a five-piece alt-rock band from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The band has pulled inspiration from rock, indie, folk, and grassroots to influence their musical style.
With their unique musical style, they want to encompass the human experience.
Their lyrics hit deep while addressing the deepest emotions.
Jasper Wilderness wants their songs to speak to each individual while still holding their own as arena anthems!
The band has several shows lined up and are doing everything they can to reach more people and share their music with the world.
They have also had success within the music industry reaching half a million Spotify streams, touring around Tulsa (and selling out rooms of 150 people), and supporting pop rock band, The Driver Era, at an arena show.
Their new EP, Lighter Blue, will be coming out this fall so be on the lookout!
Western Australia sister-duo, Oceanique, releases new uplifting folk single, “Like I’m Living”!
This single showcases the twin’s undeniable enchanting songwriting and musicianship.
On their last tour, Jess and Maddy previously sold out shows in Albany and Fremantle.
The sister-duo is going to be touring and exploring Western Australia performing new and unreleased songs with their band.
“Like I’m Living” is an uplifting story of change and explores the concept of uncertainty.
The duo has shared stages with WAM award nominees Tracey Barnett, Tanya Ransom, and Emily Barker.
Their long-awaited debut album is set to release in 2023 so be on the lookout!
“Like I’m Living” is a song about navigating life in your early 20s, when we wrote this one, we both were finishing our studies and it really felt like we were stepping into the real world. We felt life shifting, things around us changing and we were standing in the centre watching everything move.
OCEANIQUE
Connect with the duo below and stream “Like I’m Living”!
This past Friday, bedroom pop artist, Peach Luffe shares a personal story with the release of new single “Fallen”!
Born in South Korea and now based in Toronto, Peach Luffe creates music with his friends in his bedroom studio.
Peach Luffe is the nickname for the artist, Jong Lee who is a classically trained violinist.
Luffe has gotten a lot of love from his past singles amassing 2+ million streams on Spotify and roughly 17K followers on TikTok.
“Fallen” tells a relatable tale of running into your ex when you’re least expecting it.
Or ex-friends with benefits. Or situationship. Catch our drift? Did your heart skip a beat?
Maybe you know this feeling all too well and it doesn’t soften the blow any less.
Just about every person has had this type of experience and Peach Luffe tells his story beautifully in “Fallen”.
Watch the official music video below!
Be on the lookout for his debut album releasing on October 21, 2022!
This song is a personal story. As I was biking to my friend’s apartment I passed by my ex of 5 years. Luckily I was going at a lightning speed but I saw her. My heart was pounding and my mind was in shock. A feeling every young person experiences.
Alexa Cappelli can’t be the only one who’s been in a situationship and decided it was best to end things even if either party didn’t want to (but to be completely honest, one more than the other). Do you catch my drift?
I know I’ve been there and being pulled around on a puppet string with no clear intentions and having absolutely no commitment is daunting.
Let’s be real, sometimes it hurts more than an actual relationship, and Alexa Cappelli, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, put most of our thoughts into words.
MTV hailed Alexa as a “voice of a generation“.
She released her new single, “Temporary”, this past Friday via Arista Records.
“Temporary” explores the mixed emotions of breaking off a ‘situationship’.
They suck, okay? Why are they even a thing?
Alexa embraces her songwriting with heartfelt confessions, honest thoughts, and unforgettable experiences.
Focusing on music wholeheartedly and being inspired all across the board from artists like Maggie Rogers to Jon Bellion, Cappelli began to write and record music on her own.
In the height of the pandemic, her single, “Forbidden” gained traction accumulating over 2.5 million streams on Spotify.
Her single, “SAY SOMETHING” has generated over 3.5 million streams paving the way for her independent EP, Confused @ 22 back in 2021.
Her first single, “Could’ve Just Left Me Alone,” was released earlier this year under her new label home, Arista Records, marking a new chapter in her life.
Watch the “Temporary” visualizer below!
“‘Temporary’ is a nostalgic song that makes the future of my love life seem less daunting, being proud of myself for knowing what I want and not settling for anything less. When I wrote ‘Temporary,’ I had finally processed my previous summer situationship and how I ended things. It was the song I needed to remind myself that I did the right thing by not trying to change them. I want the kind of love that doesn’t need convincing, the love that is sure on both sides of the street.”
Last month, singer-songwriter and producer, sunsetto released a new single, “drugs are for fun”!
Based in Toronto, Canada, “drugs are for fun” was produced by Danes Blood and BEN10K and was written by sunsetto.
“drugs are for fun” is an uptempo track and is carried by the strength of sunsetto’s vocals.
During 2020, sunsetto shared a snippet of his single, “don’t leave” on Instagram and gained the attention of thousands which amassed hundred of thousands of streams.
With the viral buzz of “don’t leave” sunsetto followed up with two more singles, “good connection” and “downtown”.
Be on the lookout for his debut EP!
Based in Toronto, Canda, sunsetto (aka Kyle Mischiek) is a singer, songwriter, and producer.
Together he brings R&B, alternative, and pop to the table through his work.
His vocals reflect in and out of hazy loops, stoned DIY beats and cinematic production (which beamed out of his personal studio).
Check out the music video below!
Using his own reflection to find comfort, the music video was filmed in Nova Scotia, Canada where his beautiful childhood landscape was used as a backdrop.
I wrote the song in LA last November about coping mechanisms that formed from seemingly harmless fun with partying but that led to some important conversations and changes in my life. The song is disguised as an upbeat catchy pop anthem but, at its core, is a sobering conversation between two people. Nobody is perfect, and we’re not all lucky enough to have someone in our life that cares enough to tell us we need to make a change.
sunsetto
Photo of sunsetto Credited to @moosecanfly.
Connect with sunsetto and stream “drugs are for fun”!
London-based quartet, Balancing Act, releases new single, “A Little More Time”!
“A Little More Time” is their third single to be released before their debut EP comes out in September.
This single has been stripped down compared to their two previous energetic singles.
Kai Roberts, vocals, and Jackson Couzens, guitar, describe the single as being about “time pressures on what seems like everything in the modern world.”
Roberts and Couzens first met in Manchester while they were working on separate projects.
…felt as though we’d hit a wall in Manchester, both musically and personally. It wasn’t offering what we wanted anymore, so we packed up and moved to London.
KAI ROBERTS & JACKSON COUZENS
In moving to London, Roberts and Couzens completed their group with band members, George Le Page (drums) and David Carpenter (bass).
Their first single, “Cold”, was released in February of this year and was followed up by their second single, “All Yours”!
We can’t wait for their debut EP to release in September!
Photos of Balancing Act Credited to Zac Mahrouche.Photos of Balancing Act Credited to Zac Mahrouche.
Follow Balancing Act below, and check out their single, “A Little More Time”!
