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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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Let’s talk about Amber Run’s acoustic EP

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Amber Run have been on my radar for over a year now and I’m a fan of their first two albums, but let’s talk about their four track acoustic EP, because it’s some of their best work yet. Joe Keogh, Tom Sperring, Will Jones and Henry Wyeth aka Amber Run have been teasing fans, releasing a track off the EP over a series of weeks, and every release they get better and better. The four track EP is split between two covers and two of their own songs, but are they worth a listen to? Alaska – Maggie Rogers Cover … Continue reading Let’s talk about Amber Run’s acoustic EP

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Review: Amber Run’s For a Moment, I Was Lost

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It’s been over a year since their last album release, but Amber Run are back with their dynamic 12 track release: For a Moment, I Was Lost. The four-piece formed whilst studying at the University of Nottingham and played their fourth ever show on the BBC introducing stage at Reading Festival in 2013. After band member Felix Archer left the group unexpectedly last year the band faced an uncertain future, unsure whether they would make a comeback. But they did, and they’re back stronger than ever. Insomniac is a punchy, upbeat opening track. The piano (played by Henry Wyeth) features heavily at the … Continue reading Review: Amber Run’s For a Moment, I Was Lost