Tag: Review
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Neil Noa’s Way We Were – Review in brief

Way We Were, the latest single from Neil Noa, is nostalgia-bottled.
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Get What You Get by Lily Almond – A gritty anthem of empowerment & self-respect

Get What You Get by Lily Almond is a powerful track that blends moody blues with a country edge, creating a raw and emotive listening experience.
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Jamie Webster headlines Merseyside night of sun-drenched, heartfelt anthems

Homegrown Scouse hero Jamie Webster took to the stage at Haydock Racecourse and opened his arms to thousands of eager fans from across the country.
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A Sonic Collision: Kieff and Skal light up ARC

Both Kieff and Skal delivered performances at ARC that were nothing short of electrifying, maintaining a high-octane atmosphere from start to finish.
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Ben Hughes captivates audience with heartfelt single on Liverpool return

Ben Hughes, also known as Hughzy, delivered a captivating performance at the Kazimier Stockroom on Seel Street, Liverpool, showcasing his diverse musical talents during a tour supporting Rob Wheeler.
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Bandit are back with their most infectious music yet

Liverpool’s own Bandit are showcasing their most fearless music yet with three new singles, their first releases since 2023.
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Bella Wright is direct & personal with new single Love’s Just A Word

Her first release since 2023, alt-rock artist Bella Wright has returned with a ballad of hurt and mourning, Love’s Just A Word.
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Idyllic transform hurt into passion with latest single New Moral Saviour

Twisting and turning through different territories it’s hard to categorise Idyllic’s new single, New Moral Saviour.
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Honey Motel’s If You Didn’t Exist tells honest story as new era begins

With electrifying sets at festivals such as Y Not and Stockton Calling, Honey Motel are sure to be crowd pleasers this summer, especially when showcasing their newest track, If You Didn’t Exist.
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Adam Thomas Hughes has left listeners intoxicated with new single Left Behind (Kid)

Intoxicating and opening with an instant explosion of guitar, Adam Thomas Hughes’ Left Behind (Kid) is an electrifying new release.