New Music: Penélope

This Catalan trio are already making impact in their native homeland, having had their debut just under a year ago. A soft blend of indie and pop, delivered in an effortlessly cool, almost nonchalant way.

Penélope

New Music: Magnus Tempels

There really has been no other song this week which has exuded as much intensity, beauty and drama as this release from Danish newcomer Magnus Tempels.

“Let Go is a homage to the synergy two people can create together and with each other. Let Go is also an acknowledgement of the darkness consuming both people in defining this twosome.”

Magnus Tempels

New Music: Laveda

“I think most young people really do want to be loved properly. This fashionable idea that love shouldn’t be fragile or imperfect and how it’s seen as a weakness by many is extremely damaging and makes life that much more difficult to manoeuvre through.”

Ali

Laveda

New Music: Ayoe Angelica

A polished release from this promising new Danish/ Ethiopan soul talent.

“Though ‘Stupid’ sounds like bittersweet a love song, it is actually not based on a traditional love affair but on these mixed feelings I often get as an artist. Writing pop music and performing can at times feels purposeless and I sometimes get insecure and feel like quitting all of it to start looking a ‘proper’ job. Others days I feel like music is actually living inside of me, that singing is the only way I can ever express myself.”

Ayoe Angelica

New Music: CC Clarke

Not only is CC Clarke delivering some catchy pop sounds, but she’s also an entrepreneur and CEO of two cosmetic companies and a hugely popular YouTube channel.

“I’m eager to prove to young girls and boys that you can do it all… YOUR way without being boxed in. I want to encourage people that you can be creative in every area you are passionate about without restrictions and to OWN it.”

CC Clarke

New Music: Pattie

This Tel Aviv outfit has managed to balance indie pop with a quirky, cosmic element that’s pretty interesting to enjoy. It feels very new, and yet still familiar. A perfect sound to escape to in these very strange times.

Pattie

New Music: COBRAH

Track of the week. While there’s been a resurgence of 90’s techno and rave sounds lately, the balance of playing with the past and taking it to the future has not always been great. This though… Damn. It’s electro pop with a ruthless beat structure. Something that takes you hostage and demands your attention. And I am living for it. For a while it’s felt like the innovation from Swedish pop was slowing down – COBRAH might have just changed that.

COBRAH