Paragon – Tuff

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]B[/su_dropcap]ristolians Sam Shotaka and Tom Wheeler are Paragon. ‘Tuff’ is their first release together it will be tough to top. It is a wicked medley of house music, drum and bass, garage and grime which comes together to create a ferocious, relentless banger!
Jay Som – Rush

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]M[/su_dropcap]oniker Duterte AKA Jay Som who resides in San Francisco is due to release a 7” with her A track ‘I think you’re alright’ being debuted on soundcloud earlier last month. ‘Rush’ is the counterpart B-side and it is a sassy, surfy and sublime summer saunter.
Nick Nikon – Pretty Lady

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]G[/su_dropcap]roove. Funk. And some more groove. Nick Nikon delivers an ultimate funky, electro beat with his latest release ‘Pretty Lady’. It almost sounds like a modern electronic Michael Jackson song with some added juice for good measure.
Henry Krinkle – Ash

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]F[/su_dropcap]ormer NYC taxi driver Henry Krinkle has been one of many talented producers fusing genres and tearing up dance floors in recent times. He gained wide coverage and success with his track ‘Stay’ which amounted a staggering 80 million combined views! The producer has lit a fire and out of the embers made ‘Ash’. It is a jovial and jacking song that will have you bouncing.
Wy – In Bloom
[su_dropcap style=”simple”]S[/su_dropcap]wedish duo Ebba Agren and Michael Gustafsson are the exciting young musicians that comprise to make Wy. Why they are named Wy is unknown to us. Wy join a growing number of talented artists who are creating electro-pop tunes with a tender emotional twist. Listen to their amazing debut “In Bloom”, out via Hybris!
VinylThief – Here In The Moment

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]A[/su_dropcap]n instant mood lifter. That is what this is. You will be happy right now, in this moment. You will nod your head relentlessly and bop along to catchy riffs for a whole 3.31 minutes. VinylThief have stolen our heads and hearts with their explosive, hip moving music.
Let’s Eat Grandma – I, Gemini [Transgressive]
Let’s Eat Grandma have accidentally began a revolution to reinvent pop and replace it with their “Psychadelic sludge” sound. Jenny Hollingworth and Rosa Walton are the teenage girls behind the eery music and head turning band name and their musical maturity and eclectic mindsets are staggering. Let’s Eat Grandma’s first album, “I, Gemini”, is intriguing, invigorating and maybe even inspiring.
