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A Chat with Cry Red (19.03.2021)

Using the 10 tracks of their album Everything and the Space in Between, Cry Red illustrate their diversity and versatility.

Known for upbeat and melodic tunes, US-based quartet Bits of Alan are sharing their unique sound with the masses. Following

Following approximately 20 years of providing songs for musical projects, Duncan Pelletier embraces a solo career with original material’. We

Jake Rosh is taking listeners on a multi-headed journey through the serpentine and introspective weaving of his album Hydra. His

Inspired by Biffy Clyro, Noah and the While, Death Cab For Cutie and Josh Rouse, Robyn Jade adds some rock

Owain Hughes is joined with the rest of his 10-piece band for their blasting instrumental album Topiary as Freshly Cut

Carl Brewster is drawing on his own struggles to help others get through life in his album Abstraction. While the

Nataliya Yanitskaya is combining her experience in motion pictures and multimedia arts with a passion for contemporary electronic music as

Reminiscent of The Strokes, but with a kick of Joan Jett, Onism E is breeding a new type of indie-rock

Merge Jamie Cullum’s lightheartedness with James Bay’s intimacy and you’ll have the exemplary artist George Wilks. A charming character, Wilks