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A Chat with Rey (22.09.10)

From the brain of multi-instrumentalist and filmmaker Alex Cherney, Rey is an indie-rock project all the way from New York,

In July, Chantel Van T released her debut single ‘Rumble and Crawl’. Since then, she has hit us with two

Proposing to someone can be a daunting experience as you never really know what the answer is going to be.

While there are a lot of songs about love out there, few take the same route as ‘Trouble in the

The world is a melting pot of experiences and contradictions that make us into who we are. The essence of

Matt Hammond is showcasing his musical journey with his latest single ‘One for Sorrow’. Using his percussive guitar with a

Mary Richard is capturing the feeling of ‘Déjà Vu’ in her debut release. This single works through the blissful yet

Taking inspiration from his youth, Mitch Parrish, the man behind PARISII, conveys a range of themes in his debut EP

Moving from city to city can be daunting, but it can also be the most freeing experience. This movement is

There is no relationship that does not have issues whether big or small. Massimo Pericolo takes on the feeling you