Mac DeMarco
My Old Man,
Captured Tracks
Strummed acoustic, rickety melody and a plaintive story whet the appetite for the Canadian’s forthcoming album, This Old Dog. Welcome back, Mac.
Contact Jodie Banaszkiewicz
jodie@staygoldenpr.com
Noga Erez
Pity,
City Slang
Pity finds the Tel Aviv experimentalist defending the victim of a 2015 Israeli sexual assault case via flamboyant pop. This buzzes with intent.
Contact Kate Price
kate@stereosanctity.co.uk
Anohni
Paradise,
Rough Trade
Twisted electronics and vocals offer up a pulverising taste of the BRIT-nominated singer’s upcoming EP, out March 17.
Contact Jamie Woolgar
jamiewoolgar@roughtraderecords.com
Louis Berry
She Wants Me,
Ministry Of Sound
Here’s some more twanging, jittery country‘n’roll from the rasping Liverpudlian. A future jukebox favourite for pissed up rockers down the pub.
Contact Fred Mellor
fred@mbcpr.com
Missy Elliott (feat. Lamb)
I’m Better,
Atlantic
Missy’s latest dials down the bombast and is in no rush at all, her trademark flow slithers slowly over spare, bassy beats and plinking electronics.
Contact Rachel Campbell
rachel.campbell@atlanticrecords.co.uk
Superfood
Double Dutch,
Dirty Hit
Out today, the Brummies’ first single in two years hints they’ve harnessed groove and soul to tame their shabby-go-lucky Britpop sound.
Contact Thom Denson
thom@braceyourselfpr.com
Cosmo Pyke
Chronic Sunshine,
Unsigned
From the 18-year-old’s upcoming, Fraser T Smith-produced Just Cosmo EP, this summery jam is loosened by reggae, jazz and the stink of weed.
Contact Corrie Parris
corrie@wired-pr.co.uk
