Jaz moved to Manchester for a fresh start, and uses music as a means to keep him on the straight and narrow. “I’ll always be the lad who started on the acoustic to stay away from trouble.” After stumbling across a Soundcloud link on social media, the interest was sparked and I just had to […]
Tag: Music Reviews
The Big Peach – SAD
Imagine a parade of men dressed head to toe in pin striped suits with the pointed cuffs and collars, paisley shirts peeking out from beneath. The women, some have short angular bobs, eyelashes like spiders legs, careful geometric eyeliner, these were just one of the many clans that existed in this era… Fast forward to […]
Fleur Rouge – Hype
Fleur has a straight to the point style, her lyrical flow is clever and every beat she tells a story, it hooks you in from the very beginning. This song is about losing yourself in technology and fakeness as reflected in these lyrics. “ stacking up the likes until you’re dead inside.” Fleur stands as […]
Matt Hall – The Sound Of A Lost Town
“The track is a bit of a moan about city night life. I wanted it to sound a bit like a chant in the chorus rather than a melody. Most of the inspiration was taken from David Bowie ‘Let’s Dance’ era. It was recorded with a 70s live band feel in mind and was mixed […]
Musik Talks Women – Tay Temple
Before lockdown Musik caught up with musician Tay Temple. Below is the radio interview.
Musik talks Women – Episode 1
Robo Dunkun – Submarine
“The song was just self-produced in my bedroom over lockdown” Robo Dunkun The fact this song was simply created in a bedroom just shows how much talent is out there. This song oozes California vibes, a sun kissed sky, swaying palm trees are all visitations that come to mind from this track. A peaceful tranquility […]
Hunger Moon
Amazing strength held in Hunger Moons vocals, the truly mesmerising high notes like that of a heavenly choir. Angelic chords like if Daughter and Gabriella Aplin were to collaborate on a track. This duo are well worth checking out.
The Battery Farm- Poet Boy
Brand new release Poet Boy is over too quickly. The speed variation throughout the song is impressive, starting slow and then building up to a quick paced vocal. When the song breaks it leaves a lot of room for an imaginary mosh to form. It leaves the listener wishing for gigs to return after the […]
Ellis Johnson – Something Criminal
Ellis Johnson has a new single out named ‘Something Criminal ‘ His previous release ‘Waves’ had such a beautiful tranquil feel to it. The slight gravel to his voice adds such a lovely quirk to the track. ‘Something Criminal ‘ begins with a near isolated vocal, and more of an electronic vibe to it. The […]