by Rebecca Singer
It's the start of a new year and what's better than some fresh tunes to get you moving? I've got a good collection of tasty tunes to satisfy your ears - try these on for size!
It's the start of a new year and what's better than some fresh tunes to get you moving? I've got a good collection of tasty tunes to satisfy your ears - try these on for size!
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| Lina Loi |
Lina Loi – “Dip.” “Dip” is a great introduction to this
California songbird with a 60s R&B heart. You can’t help but have fun
listening to her soulful sounds. Lina has a big beautiful voice that shines
through in everything she sings. Other Divas need to take note – Lina’s coming
for them.
You can find Lina on Twitter (click here), on Facebook (click here) and on YouTube (click here).
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| sebastian-tree |
Sebastian Tree – “Worry.” Birmingham singer/songwriter
Sebastian Tree has a way of writing fun, lively songs that become earworms
quickly. “Worry” is his latest tune and it’s a top track. It’s got hooks and a
vibrant sound. Get out and see him play live in 2017.
You can find Sebastian on Twitter (click here), on
Facebook (click here) and on YouTube (click here).
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| RINSE/Chris Hollingworth Photography |
RINSE – “With You.” Stoke-on-Trent lads RINSE shine in the
bright, jangly tune “With You.” A thumping bass line enhances this bouncy pop
song, making it sound like summer grunge. The tune flows effortlessly as it
sonically explodes in your ears with a wall of guitars and banging hooks.
You can find RINSE on Facebook (click here), on Twitter (click here), and on YouTube (click here).
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The Scruff/Sean Edwards Photography |
The Scruff – “Leave It Alone.” This new stomper of a track
from the Bedford, England, lads is pure fun. It has a rollicking drum line and
a wash of hard rocking guitars, harkening back to Britpop greats. This is
quality, pure and simple.
You can find The Scruff on Twitter (click here), on
Facebook (click here), and on SoundCloud (click here).
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| The Rogue Network |
The Rogue Network – “Operator” from Manchester band The
Rogue Network has a retro bluesy sound, but yet is fresh and modern. It drives
hard and smooth from the opening notes all the way to the end. Electro tones
kick it off followed by chugging guitars and drums. It’s a really meaty tune
that begs to be heard.
You can find The Rogue Network on Twitter (click here),
on Facebook (click here), and on SoundCloud (click here).
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| The Feckless/Ross Lowton Photography |
The Feckless – “Take Back The Streets.” Sheffield indie
punks The Feckless have just released their debut EP, “Empire,” and the track
“Take Back The Streets” charges straight at you. It’s fast, fun and reckless –
everything young punk rockers should be. The music is electric and comes effortlessly
with these lads.
You can find The Feckless on Facebook (click here), and on SoundCloud (click here).
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| Room 1 Fourteen |
Room 1 Fourteen – “So Cold” is a new track by English/Swiss
band Room 1 Fourteen. It has power and pizzazz right from the start. A great
bass line, crunchy guitars and silky vocals. It has a retro 80s feel with
plenty of modern effects and hooks.
You can find Room 1 Fourteen on Twitter (click here),
on Facebook (click here), and on SoundCloud (click here).
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| Harlitones |
Harlitones – “Big Fat Rope.” Hailing from Aberdeen,
Scotland, The Harlitones skate a line between pop punk and rock, and their song
“Big Fat Rope” is a great example of this. It’s got big guitars, great hooks
and a frantic pace. These lads have amazing energy pouring right out of them.
You can find The Harlitones on Facebook (click here) and on SoundCloud (click here).
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