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UK
No Vacancies – Without You
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Manchester - the city of rock n roll fame. London's eternal competitor for delivering the highest quality music to the world. How many new bands and artists are currently in Manchester? We do not calculate this becouse their composition changes and some soar to the heavens on the wings of glory, while others leave everything as it is. One of the young rock bands of this city is No Vacancies.
Gabrielle Ornate – The March of the Caterpillars
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Even when you become someone, don't forget who you once were and where you came from. This is how we see the main idea of ​​the debut single and music video 'The March of the Caterpillars' by artist Gabrielle Ornate. The vocals are full of effects and complement the real indie-rock where his presentation defines the future movement of the melody. The synthesizer part of the composition generalizes the harmony when the rhythms are unexpectedly broken several times in the middle of the song.
Barney Barnett – No Favours
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Sweet rock n roll pouring from under easily overloaded guitars and a juicy saxophone. Less and less in modern music we notice interesting collaborations of classical instruments with rock instruments. Everything is moving towards electronics because everything wants to look modern. But the history of music shows the opposite - those succeeds in the field of music who does not forget the traditions and best practices in music of the past years. Today we will consider one of those examples that makes good examples of rock n roll.
Moontwin – For Your Happiness
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The modern world is evolving too fast. The development of technology has influenced the methods of creating creative processes, including music. Processes have changed, but creativity has remained to serve humanity as an indicator of their self-awareness. The methods have changed, but the artists continue to carry out their lighthouse mission in the stormy ocean of life.
Gill Guillermo – Wall
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Gill Guillermo knows the background in creating quality music. His arrangements live by their conciseness and methods of harmonious music. His studies at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, have come to the fore, so we are pleased to welcome the newly formed artist and his recent debut.
Sonar Red – The Ground Beneath Our Feet
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The main refrain of the British alternative duo Sonar Red will go through the entire length of the song, which is called 'The Ground Beneath Our Feet'. Many are encrypted in this code and the musicians started their mission with this debut single which will be included in the planned album this year.
Jewelia – Maze
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During the lockdown, musicians from around the world made focus on what was available. And music home videos created in minimalist images have flooded the horizons of the Internet. At that time in London, a girl with a magical aura, filmed her single 'Maze'. Her name is Jewelia.
Fran Lusty – Ladybird
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'Feed your mind, to stay high, to stay in-flight' - sings Fran Lusty, a simple girl with a guitar in her debut single 'Ladybird'. The singer is young and sincere in her vision of the world.
Prince of Sweden – Next Time There’ll Be Violins
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Not every country boy can become the Prince of Sweden. Not every village boy can to learn to play the guitar from his neighbor on the farm. What are these theses related to? The future Prince of Sweden before becoming a music project from South London took a course of a villager with all the pros and cons. His singles absorbed all the power of British rock and roll and the lyrics of folk ballads.
Andrew Land – (Making Good) Defects
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From the nervous, barely audible strings is born arpeggio woven from a few gently pressed piano keys. Over time, an electronic bit is added - weakly pulsating, and familiar notes are played in a circular motion, equal seconds of wall time.