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Alela Diane’s current album ‘Cusp’ (out now on AllPoints) continues to spellbind. See above interview with Lionheart magazine where Alela talks honestly about the album’s theme, exploring the importance and varied experiences of motherhood.
We’re very excited to be working with Australian singer-songwriter Ziggy Alberts who recently announced a headline show at Scala, London on 27 September (tickets here), to be followed by the release of his new album ‘Laps Around the Sun’ out 9 November via Commonfolk Records. Check out the video for the album’s title track above or via its premiere on Clash.
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Enigmatic Mancunian psychedelic-pop band Whyte Horses release their second album 'Empty Words' today via CRC Records. A Track-By-Track on the album written by Whyte Horses' Dom Thomas is available exclusively via Clash here, alongside an album stream. Catch Whyte Horses play the following live shows [click on header to cont.].
We are delighted to welcome LIINES to our roster. The Manchester trio make an urgent and infectious blend of post-punk, new-wave, alt-rock and Riot Grrrl sound. [Click header to cont.].
Read an in-depth interview with Alela Diane in this month's issue of Acoustic Magazine (March 2018).
Alela Diane’s new album ‘Cusp’ (out now via AllPoints) was one she felt would be considered taboo in the industry, given it is written solely about her experiences as a mother. The result, however, was an album of beauty and depth, light and shade and with a lyrical honesty and vocal soulfulness Alela Diane is known and loved for. [Click on header to cont.].
We are delighted to welcome new, and innovative, Brighton folk band Bird in the Belly to our roster. Their debut single ‘Horace in Brighton’ was released last week following its premiere on US folk bible NO DEPRESSION with the accompanying video now on YouTube. [Click on header to cont.].
BDY_PRTS this week premiered their amazing new video for ’Take It To The Top’ via DIY magazine who described it as “colourfully absurdist”. [Click on header to cont].