Nostalgia is a powerful force in popular music, but for The Overtones it has never been the whole story. Their affection for classic vocal harmony, vintage...
Slay Raché brings a refreshing sense of fun and nostalgia to “You Make Me Wanna Dance,” a vibrant pop and R&B single that feels designed to...
“Therapy” finds The Songs of Butler & Cupples in an especially refined mood, presenting a sophisticated piece of alt-pop that favours atmosphere, melody and subtle detail...
With ‘The Hunt’, Max Macready prove that futuristic music does not need to abandon the character and imperfections of analogue sound. The UK duo combine pulsing...
Some records ask to be heard. Do You Like Me Now? asks to be felt. Sakai’s debut EP is an elegant meditation on vulnerability, identity and...
There is an admirable sense of purpose running through Criminal Hour, the latest album from Fringe Frontier. John Lloyd and Jerry Thomas have created a record...
Find the latest new music in our ‘Top 5’ weekly music round-up here at We Speak Media. In this weekly feature, we will be bringing you...
Reggie Benjamin’s Harmony In Blue: The Duets is the kind of album that feels instantly familiar. Across eight tracks, Benjamin takes a selection of well-loved songs...
Elizabeth Perran’s February is the kind of debut that announces itself with confidence without ever resorting to spectacle. Across nine tracks, Perran constructs a world of...
J. Jefferson & Brian Gentile’s ‘A Red Red Rose’ is a haunting introduction to their forthcoming project, combining dark folk, Americana and Scottish storytelling into a...