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Track Review: Bits of Alan // Blue and Green

After releasing their debut EP Stories in 2014, debut full-length album Paper Boats in 2017 and several singles between then

Combining the intimacy of Joni Mitchell with the quirkiness of Amanda Palmer and the gritty sound of Courtney Love, Sue

Founded in London in 2016, vocalist Joel Alexander and instrumentalist Paul Dogra combined their composing and production skills to form

Fusing commercial pop with elements of shoegaze and R&B, Juze has a synth-laden sound to soothe your ear while ensnaring

2020 was a difficult year for most people across the globe. It was stressful, tiring and filled with all degrees

Hailing from Schiedam in the Netherlands, Joel Renker is a talented multi-instrumentalist who writes, records and produces his own music.

Blending the euphoric sounds of dream-pop with the intimacy of folk music, Acrost has a way of transporting a person

It’s refreshing when you hear a song that’s full of power and captivates you straight away. Graywave‘s new song ‘Before’

Nexus Music Blog is no stranger to the pop sensation that is Kipani having reviewed her previous single ‘Enlighten Me’;

With their surreal sound and depth of content, The Agency… is a musical collective from Newcastle upon Tyne that can