Nine “fresh n’ Green”, ultra tasty tunes to feed your music appetite. We are pretty confident, you don’t wanna miss those ones right?
Yppah – ‘Autumn Phase’ (feat. Ali Coyle)
About Yppah
Yppah (born Joe Corrales Jr.) has forged a career marked by ethereality and dynamism. Brought up on equal parts My Bloody Valentine and hip-hop, he has utilized a number of instruments and techniques in forging his place in the uplifting (yet firmly grounded) world his music inhabits. Yppah embraces hardware in a big way, experimenting with gear constantly while writing to find the best suited combination for his workflow. Yppah has released 4 full length album on the globally celebrated record label Ninja Tune, and has been featured in films (21), video games (Alone In The Dark), and television series (House, CSI).
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Tuarrah – ‘Palimpsest’
About Tuarrah
Tuarrah emerged from a friendship that began ten years ago on Marlborough Street in Boston. Charlie Van Kirk and Christopher Marion began collaborating shortly after they met, bonding over a mutual admiration for the music of D’Angelo, Radiohead and Björk as well as the paintings of James Whistler and John Singer Sargent. With lead vocals by an enigmatic friend who wishes to remain anonymous, Tuarrah became three. At times expansive and at others intimate, their music speaks to the great landscapes of America and to some little moments of humanity that can be found within.
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D-Man – ‘1 Of 1’
About D-Man
D-Man is a purebred midwest rapper, hailing from the southside of Chicago, Il and spending the latter part of his youth in Cleveland, Oh. His unique style, voice, and cadence can be attributed to the influence of the environments he was brought up in. Everything about D-Man is original, from how he organizes his lyrics to the stories he tells through them. He raps with wisdom beyond his years, understanding that accomplishment and success are everyday grinds and it’s those who are willing to put in the difficult work who truly get a shot at seeing lasting success. His music speaks to those who look for motivation to get up and get after their dream.
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Brodie Milner – ‘Acheron’
About Brodie Milner
Brodie Milner wears his songs like an ill fitted suit. Combining intelligent lyricism with intricate melodies, his music feels nuanced, evocative, and a bit too sad for a summer’s party. Listeners can expect to hear influences from the likes of John Martyn, Sharon Van Etten, and some old novelists you might not have heard of.
Based in Leeds, England.
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Channo – ‘Underwater Heart’
About Channo
In a scene that has become so fixed on content and exposure, Channo keeps alive the mystique in music. Making warm fuzzy, underwater, experimental pop songs this Australian producer/vocalist has already landed features with VICE, Noisey, Complex Magazine and many more…
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Felicity Groom – ‘Burj Khalifa’
About Felicity Groom
With two albums under the belt and out in the world distributed through good friends at Spinning Top Music, Felicity Groom is already enjoying a brand new adventure.
Having released Backwards Forwards in early 2019, and with new single Dance For None produced with Kevin Parker on the horizon, Felicity’s new direction is as organic as it is digitally propulsive.
Magnetic Resonance Centre – The third album from Felicity Groom, featuring Backwards Forwards and Dance For None and a few more singles to be revealed in the coming months – will be released in 2020.
Self recorded predominantly at home in a little blue room, Magnetic Resonance Centre is a dense world unto itself filled with critical hope and wonder. Each song a continent of moorish synth sounds, propelled beats and crucial animated melody.
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Nel Unlit – ‘Dream’s Theme’ (feat Dressed Like Wolves)
About Nel Unlit
Nel Unlit have announced the release of their debut album “Wake for the Dreaming”, a rock-opera based on Worlds’ End from Neil Gaiman’s epic “Sandman” graphic novel series.
The album has been produced and mixed by the band with the help of Peter Brewis of Mercury Prize nominated Field Music and will be released on February 14th 2020 on Butterfly Effect (vinyl) and Spooker Rekkids with single Dream’s Theme preceding it on January 17th 2020. The album features a cast of singers, each playing a role within the story, including, Tom Joshua, Our Krypton Son, Dressed Like Wolves and Before Breakfast.
Nel Unlit are a group of nine songwriters, storytellers and musicians who have their roots all over the North East of England and Northern Ireland. Despite the idea for the project brewing for 7 years, the band officially formed in 2016, from past and present members of Sullivan and Gold, Dressed Like Wolves, Pellethead, General Sherman and Hold Music and began making music in the attic of musical institution Westgarth Social Club.
The multi-instrumental nine piece, have developed an expansive live show, complete with violin, cello, saxophone, clarinet, accordion, field recordings and two drummers and have played extensively throughout the UK including festivals, Hardwick Live, Tipping Point, Twisterella and Stockton Calling.
Singles “Fireflies” and “Apple” earned the band critical acclaim, radio play on BBC Radio 6, track of the week on BBC Tees and comparisons to Nick Drake, Richard Dawson, Sufjan Stevens and Bon Iver.
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Zebrah – ‘Dimension’
About Zebrah
Zebrah is the artistic project born from the minds of Pauline and Kevin, two french crepes taking over the London scene since 2017. From their first gig at the Troubadour to the Half Moon Putney they will headline on the 23rd of January for their single release, Zebrah is ready for you.
Mixing up flute, psychedelic guitar, vocals, drums and bass, their sound cannot be defined as only one genre. Inspired by artists such as Erykah Badu, Pink Floyd or Lana Del Rey, Zebrah is a little funk and a little folk but also very much psychedelic and neo-soul.
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Natasha Taylor – ‘Stop Me’
About Natasha Taylor
Natasha Taylor is an independent singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist based in Brighton, UK. In her stunning debut solo EP, ‘Fragments’, Natasha showcases her ethereal and unique sound in four highly personal and emotive songs exploring universal human themes of resilience, vulnerability, loss, self control and contradiction. Lush vocal hooks and harmonies are layered together with melodic piano/synth lines, flute and electronic grooves to create infectious and timeless songs.
Christos Doukakis