#jen grimble

  Singer-songwriter Tiki Black’s music always has an affect. Whether it be to deeply move, or to create a sense of quiet contemplation, Black’s beautiful piano-based music is world’s away from ordinary. Half-French, half-Cameroonian, Tiki Black spent her youth travelling between both countries, never settling in either. Discovering that music offered a sense of stability,…

In the most modern way, Michigan-based indie band Frontier Ruckus, are firmly gripping to 90’s nostalgia. Their songs are poems; stories of adult relationships and playful youth, all with classic folk roots. Six years after the release of their debut, Frontier Ruckus are spending two months on the road, promoting their new album ‘Sitcom Afterlife.’…

Residing in New York State capital Albany, is a trio making highly profound indie-folk music. Originally a two-piece internet project, Accents soon gained three extra musicians and came out from behind their computer screens. Since the release of their second album, the band transformed into a three-piece. The complex journey to finding themselves has helped…

Industrial rock collective This is Radio Silence, certainly know the power of irony. Showcasing trance-infused keys and heavy guitar ensembles, volume never seemed so necessary.  During their ten-year career, the London-based five-piece have released as many records, proving their sound is as progressive as it is unwavering. The Crux & Remixes (double EP) by This…

Having just released his third album, Bedfordshire based singer-songwriter Terry Emm is very modest about his success. Exclaiming that without luck, and the help of mentor Michael Clarke, the album may never have happened. After the release of his second record, Emm overcame a rather dark period in his life. Using the past as inspiration, he…

Upon hearing the music of Luke Tuchscherer, you might imagine a banjo-strapped gentleman in an American blues bar. When you realise he is a young Englishman from Bedford, he becomes even more intriguing. As one third of British rock band, The Whybirds, Tuchscherer’s first solo project is a platform to express an entirely different side…

Bradford-on-Avon based dream-pop trio Wasuremono, was originally a solo project by now lead-singer, William Southward. After Southward’s friends, Isaac Phillips and Madelaine Ryan, helped him record, the bands formation seemed effortless. In only their first year together, Wasuremono seem in complete control of their sound. Wasuremono’s second EP ‘A soundtrack to the Sea’ features four…

Born in London to Ugandan parents, Daudi Matsiko’s music is an honest portrayal of a man’s journey from adolescence to maturity. The singer-songwriter started playing guitar around the age of 12, writing songs about robots and dinosaurs. In his later teens he saw music as a method of coping, a therapeutic process that pulled him…