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The Missing Diamonds – Little Wonder (2025)

Drawing together the talents of seasoned songwriters in the Burton-On-Trent music scene, The Missing Diamonds emerge from the vibrant Midlands music world with glisten, gleam, and the shine only diamonds can offer. While the UK-based musicians tantalise listeners with their music, the artists themselves remain in the background with music taking the fore – a sort of diamond necklace glittering atop a velvet case. Yet, as much as The Missing Diamonds’ music is spectacular, the arrival of the group is not only a blast of brilliant rock but holds weight in its substance rather than its shine. Join us as we delve into the band’s debut single, ‘Little Wonder’.

Recorded and produced with Dan Gallagher, ‘Little Wonder’ is a drag back to the classic rock and roll sounds of the 60s and 70s. Brimming with the joy of yesteryear, The Missing Diamonds breathe life into nostalgic memories; however, the tune is ageless, transcending time and generations. Tossed immediately into a sonic hurricane, the kaleidoscopic walls of music twirl about, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of sound and emotion. The thing is, as much as there is a chaotic urgency in ‘Little Wonder’, a soothing restfulness calms a person, leaving you with a smile on your face.

One element I need to mention is how ‘Little Wonder’ is a cohesive rush of sounds, each of the instruments – thrashing drums, a bold bass, and soaring guitars – shines brightly with their own shimmering colour, contributing to the multi-coloured rock song. With the rich vocals encouraging you to “come on… find love in a real little wonder”, ‘Little Wonder’ is a delightful dance pepped with a punchy edge; the song you need to brighten your day with its ruggedness but sophisticated elegance.

This is only our introduction to The Missing Diamonds, but I cannot wait to hear more from the talented group.


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