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Arliston Are Back With Captivating New Release “Mothering”

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2 years ago

August 12, 2022

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UK band Arliston are on a hot streak right now. They released their previous EP, The Ground Might Disappear, to much success back in January of this year, and the rising band are ready to start on the rollout for their upcoming project. Today, the London-based trio (comprising Jack Ratcliffe, George Hasbury and Jordi Bosch) have unleashed their brilliant new single, “Mothering”, which is the first release from their forthcoming EP, Even In the Shade, which is due for release later this year.

Wow! “Mothering” is simply spellbinding and leaves a big impression on first listen thanks to a simple yet captivating production and the band’s gorgeous vocals. Speaking further on the new release, Jack Ratcliffe says, “This one grabbed us the moment we started writing it and hasn’t really let go since. There’s something about how it all fits together that is deeply satisfying – it was the first song we wrote after The Ground Might Disappear, and once we had the sound and feel of the first take down, we knew we had to build an EP around it.”

If the rest of the EP is as good as “Mothering”, fans will be in for a treat. Either way, it’s clear Arliston are one to watch and have a great future ahead! “Mothering” is out now.

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Felece Tillman’s SoulFul Tales Is A Mesmerizing Dive Into Love And Loss

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1 week ago

December 10, 2024

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Felece Tillman’s debut EP, SoulFul Tales, is a sophisticated and heartfelt offering that establishes her as an artist of remarkable depth and versatility. Across five tracks, Tillman blends the timeless allure of jazz, the smooth grooves of R&B, and the sultry charm of Latin rhythms into an auditory experience that feels like an intimate conversation. From the tender nostalgia of “I Can’t Forget” to the soulful reflection of “Push Me Away”, each song unfolds as a chapter in her life story, weaving themes of first love, heartache, and emotional growth. Produced by DaMone Arnold, the EP’s lush instrumentation adds texture and warmth, complementing Tillman’s deeply emotive vocals.

What sets SoulFul Tales apart is Tillman’s ability to translate universal experiences into deeply personal narratives. Her lyrics feel lived-in, capturing the intricacies of human relationships with poetic precision. Tracks like “Just When I Thought” resonate with hope and renewal, while the melancholic undertones of “Push Me Away” evoke the complexities of letting go. The production’s organic feel, rooted in live instruments and detailed arrangements, creates a timeless soundscape that invites listeners to linger. With this debut, Felece Tillman doesn’t just showcase her talent – she opens a window into her soul, making SoulFul Tales an essential listen for fans of honest, heartfelt music.