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Album Review: George Ezra – Staying At Tamara’s

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It’s a big year for George Ezra, back on tour and gracing us with new music; Staying At Tamara’s. Four years after his debut album Wanted On Voyage had major success (he was 2014’s third top-selling artist), and with the pressures of releasing an even better record, Ezra has certainly delivered. In the 18 months it’s taken to release Staying At Tamara’s (named after he rented a room for a month in Barcalona owned by someone named Tamara), Ezra has thrived through the success of previous releases such as Budapest and Blame It On Me. But his latest record shows … Continue reading Album Review: George Ezra – Staying At Tamara’s

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A Year Of Music: The Best Of 2017

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While 2018 is almost upon us, these past 12 months have been exciting and groundbreaking in regards to music. 2017 has been the year of power artists and up and coming artists both bringing something different to the music industry. With that in mind I’ve complied a list of the 12 albums and 12 singles I’ve really been loving this year. Some of them are absolute belters and some are from artists rising up the music scene, so keep reading to find out who made the cut… Top 12 Singles 1. Faithless – Flyte This is one of my favourite … Continue reading A Year Of Music: The Best Of 2017

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New Music Friday Review – 15th September

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New Music Friday is my favourite day of the week in regards to discovering and listening to new music. I’ve discovered some of my favourite artists through it and it’s a brilliant of way to explore different genres and bands. Discover my top five hits and song of the day for this week… My song of the day.. I Love You Will You Marry Me – Yungblud This track is upbeat, fast and has so much going on about it that it works really well. The lyrics are brilliant and the chorus is catchy and simple, maybe thats why it … Continue reading New Music Friday Review – 15th September

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Review: New Music Friday – 25th August

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New Music Friday is my favourite day of the week in regards to discovering and listening to new music. I’ve discovered some of my favourite artists through it and it’s a brilliant of way to explore different genres and bands. Discover my top six hits and song of the day for this week… My song of the day.. The Sky Is A Neighbourhood – Foo Fighters You can’t go wrong with the Foo Fighters and I really love this song. Right from the start it’s powerful, Dave Grohl’s vocals are electrifying and exciting at the same time. It’s quite a … Continue reading Review: New Music Friday – 25th August

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New Music Friday Review – 11th August

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New Music Friday is my favourite day of the week in regards to discovering and listening to new music. I’ve discovered some of my favourite artists through it and it’s a brilliant of way to explore different genres and bands. Discover my top hits, song of the day and my Friday no no. There’s a few more than normal this week because there’s been a lot a good tracks released, here is this weeks.. My song of the day.. LAY WITH ME – ANDY BROWN Previously the front man of Lawson, this is the first solo single by Brown. Produced … Continue reading New Music Friday Review – 11th August

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New Music Friday review: 7th July

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New Music Friday is my favourite day of the week in regards to discovering and listening to new music. I’ve discovered some of my favourite artists through it and it’s a brilliant of way to explore different genres and bands. Discover my top five hits, song of the day and my Friday no no. Here is this weeks.. My song of the day.. PRAYING – KESHA This is one heck of a powerful song and with everything that she has been through this is my song of the week. The emotion that comes from this song is incredible, it’s raw … Continue reading New Music Friday review: 7th July