Songwriter is inspired by a girl he met with mental health
Upcoming award winning UK singer/ songwriter Tom Auton has just released his debut EP ‘Big Little Glass Bow’ which was inspired by a girl he met coping with mental health.
Upcoming award winning UK singer/ songwriter Tom Auton has just released his debut EP ‘Big Little Glass Bow’ which was inspired by a girl he met coping with mental health.
Following two completely sold out years, the much-loved Star Shaped Festival returns bigger and better than ever on Saturday 29 September, taking over London’s iconic O2 Academy Brixton and celebrating the indie genre for a marathon of live music and class DJs.
Award-winning mental health campaign #IAMWHOLE is delighted to unveil Music 4 Mental Health.
The landmark moment in pop music history has arrived as NOW That’s What I Call Music, the country’s most trusted curators of the genre for over 35 years, release NOW 100 last Friday.
Jules Rendell has been honing her craft as a singer, composer, vocal arranger and music entrepreneur with vocal group Get Gospel.
Chart topping Hungarian singer/songwriter Lazar Lobo-Szaloky plans to make waves in the UK with his first international solo release ‘The Only Thing’
Over the past 17 years, pioneering rapper Brother Ali has earned wide critical acclaim for his deeply personal, socially conscious, and inspiring brand of hip-hop.
Singer/ Songwriter Nikki Loy was involved in an incident happened at 10:30pm on a Friday night when a speeding car drove past a campervan parked at Swanbourne Lake in Arundel, wound down their window, took aim, and fired a gun that shattered the glass of the camper and terrified the owner inside.
Colour Colour are a three piece London based band who’s raunchy swamp rock and roll sound is inspired by classic artists of the 60’s and 70’s and informed by modern day pop sensibilities. A sound that not only throws everything including the kitchen sink at you over the sound waves but also makes for one of the most energetic and exciting performances out there at the moment.
‘Ro’ (aka Rowan Groom) was born and bred in a post-Apartheid South Africa, Johannesburg where his love for Hip-hop and the power of words came into fruition from an early age. The genre was a clear common ground for youths of different colours and class in the city, and was always something Rowan connected with growing up.