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Michellar – Never Say Sorry (2025)

Celebrating the complexities of love in life, from its painful turbulence to euphoric joy, singer-songwriter Michellar uses personal narratives to

Rumble Strip’s Sayonara, Baby doesn’t creep politely into the room; it kicks the door open with a grin and a guitar lick.

Hailing from Loch Lomond, Scotland, singer-songwriter Liv Dawn celebrates life, love, and the human experience in her insightful melodies and

Blending the intimacy of folk with the vibrance of indie-rock and a shimmering veil of synth-driven allusions, singer-songwriter Anders Dal

With my first ever review for The Other Side Reviews being Hazlett’s 2023 single ‘Slow Running’, I could not pass

A couple of months ago, singer-songwriter Frank Joshua graced our pages with what is now one of my most recommended

Known for his boundary-breaking, genre-weaving, innovatively diverse music, seasoned artist Fickle Hill has been turning heads since the 1990s. From

“For some, music is a homecoming; for others, it’s an escape. But always, it’s an invitation to wander deeper” –

Described as an “…indie artist devoted to his craft”, singer-songwriter Michael Suddes doesn’t merely create a song and put it

Influenced by the likes of Kate Bush, Agnes Obel and Patrick Watson, singer-songwriter Vølve brings an ethereal, otherworldly sound to