After a summer break, TOW is back with Tom Robinson on his brilliant BBC 6 Music Introducing show as his Girl Music Guru, bringing him two artists every week for his (and your) listening pleasure. You can tune in and listen again here. Last week it was Tiny Ruins and Emma Heartbeat, this week: Alice …
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Olivia Louvel sent us a new track back in March 2009 – the spiky, moody, bass heavy Army Of Dolls… little did we know that it was just the beginning of a whole album, Doll Divider, from the French born composer and producer. We played the track for Tom Robinson on his 6 Music Introducing …
Ellie Rumbold Latest tracks by Ellie Rumbold *Sigh* Ellie Rumbold is only 16. Think back to what you were doing at 16… were you playing thoughtful, sweet and finger-pickingly beautiful folk tunes? Well, we sure weren’t. Time was spent mainly watching the BBC Pride and Prejudice box set, eating huge piles of peanut butter …
New music from Ellie Rumbold/ Suburban Mousewife/ Anna-Anna Read More »
Tiny Ruins is New Zealand singer-songwriter Hollie Fullbrook. We’ve been sent her album Some Were Meant For The Sea and have been immediately captivated by her quiet, thoughtful, often sad songs. Hollie has a glorious voice too… one for when you’re feeling a little sorry for yourself. <a href=”http://tinyruins.bandcamp.com/track/tiny-ruins-some-were-meant-for-sea-lp”>Tiny Ruins "Some Were Meant For Sea" …
Kate Daisy Grant Don’t let the ‘Daisy’ in her name fool you – there’s a dark underbelly to Kate Daisy Grant’s writing which is compelling, intriguing and makes for a great listen.Anna Madeleine – Milk and Water <p>&amp;amp;amp;lt;p&amp;amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;a href=”http://annamadeleine.bandcamp.com/track/milk-and-water”&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;Milk and Water by Anna Madeleine&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;/a&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;amp;lt;/p&amp;amp;amp;gt;</p> Name your price for this little beauty from Hackney one woman …
Before TOW heads off on holiday on Saturday here’s a run down of the aural delights that have got us hooked this passed month. Yes, it’s lazy not to do individual postings but there’s just TOO much good stuff out there! So wrap your ears around this very random list of newbies who’ve sent us …
Tanya Auclair is a one woman music making machine. Using body percussion techniques, looping and her own lovely voice she has now self-released two EP’s; Thrum and now Origami. Thrum she gave away for free on Bandcamp: http://tanyaauclair.bandcamp.com/ – nice lady. Tanya grew up in west London and has worked with jazz drummer Leon Parker …
Ha! That got your attention didn’t it? Well, the New Zealander is not exactly quitting but this may be the end of the Bachelorette project… the world is Annabel Alpers’ oyster! Bachelorette is Annabel Alpers, a quiet New Zealander who has made a dreamy, other-worldy, electronic record filled with clever lyrics and melodies worthy …
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Sue Denim and Dee Plume are the masterminds behind electro-pop duo Robot’s In Disguise. They are sheer forces of natures: funny, opinionated and very proud of their fourth record Happiness V Sadness… they bloody well should be too. Have a listen for tracks from the album and their thoughts on life, love, tabloids and …
Robot’s In Disguise on their 4th album Happiness V Sadness Read More »
Back in January 2010 when we kick-started this blog in a little kitchen in Clapton, east London one of the first posts absolutely had to be about Vuk. Read about it here… and then move your ears onto a brand new track! A studio demo from the Finnish-American solo artist, called The Archaeologist, has reached …
New music: Vuk aka Emily Cheeger – The Archaeologist Read More »