Don’t miss out on any of the latest music from Merseyside! Here’s a list of some of the best new releases from Liverpool and beyond this week.
Published February 3, 2024.
10 For The People (album) – Jamie Webster
An evolution of Jamie Webster’s work. With top-notch songwriting and thoughtful lyrics, this album is no disappointment.
You can follow Jamie Webster here.
Let The Music (Take Control) – The Farm
After success with Feel The Love, in 2023, The Farm are back with another single. This one is full of synthesizers and is carried by a brilliant bass line.
You can follow The Farm here.
Lost Time – Motel Sundown
Lost Time is another great release from Motel Sundown, who use their voices to harmonise the chorus wonderfully.
You can follow Motel Sundown here.
The Thrill Of It – Pixey
Pixey keeps growing as an artist and this is another great addition to her discography, made all the more impressive as it is her first fully self-produced single.
You can follow Pixey here.
Shirl’s Ghost – Michael Head & The Red Elastic Band
A mellow track from Mick Head that should be on his new album, which is coming out in early March. We can’t wait!
You can follow Michael Head here.
Joanna – The Internet Café
This is The Internet Café’s secondrelease and its guitar tones have a proper summer feel to them – much-needed in early February! Fans of Paul Simon might like this.
You can follow The Internet Café here.
Good Girl Guilt – Kerry Feeney
A catchy introduction sets the song up fantastically and Kerry Feeney doesn’t disappoint. One of the best on Liverpool’s pop scene at the moment, though this track is perhaps closer to an indie rock feel.
You can follow Kerry Feeney here.
Lose My Mind – Charliee
A debut release from Charliee, Lose My Mind is a production with the lyrics as its focus. The backing vocals on this song are great.
You can follow Charliee here.
Destined to be alone – Miss Blanche
Another debut single, Miss Blanche’s Destined to be alone is a relaxing track that has a sound that feels like a combination of pop and jazz.
You can follow Miss Blanche here.
Pull The Rug – Lucy Starr
Lucy Starr has impressed again with Pull The Rug, a track that absorbs you from the first seconds with its direct lyrics.
You can follow Lucy Starr here.
As always, if you would like to be featured or you know of any songs we’ve missed, please make us aware of your music via. @merseymusicmag_ on social media or via. our contact form below.
Our aim is to feature as much music as possible in these articles.
Your message has been sent
Mersey Music 