The young welsh singer-songwriter Ailsa Tully recently released her single 'Salt Glaze', the tender track brings her vocals to the centre.
Written whilst staying at her family home with her partner during last year’s January lockdown, ‘Salt Glaze’ is a beautifully understated song about family, friends, new relationships, and home.
“My Grandma passed away a few years ago and the house remained unchanged, it was like a museum of salt glaze ceramics and abstract art pieces which began to absorb into my creativity. This song is about that space and how my partner and I tried to make it feel like home during that period while also knowing that it wasn’t ours. It’s ultimately a song about acceptance, balance and letting things be”.
Friday 1st April - Sunday 3rd April; BBC Radio 6 Music Fringe Festival
Sunday 17th April - Clwb lfor Bach, Cardiff*
Monday 25th April - Hope and Ruin, Brighton
Tuesday 26th April - The Lexington, London
Friday 29th April - The Castle Hotel, Manchester
Thursday 2nd - Sunday 5th June; How The Light Gets In
Thursday 18th - Sunday 21st August; Greenman Festival
*Supporting Buzzard, Buzzard, Buzzard
25th February 2022
Newly formed indie/alternative band ‘The Great Leslie’ have pushed the boundaries with their latest upbeat, pop rock tune ‘Hold On To My Ex’. This creative band has released a series of tracks which delve into their unique vocals and courageous energy; allowing their fans to fully immerse into their musical abilities.
The Great Leslie has racked up 125k YouTube views, as well as 135k Spotify streams, showing their consistent determination, proving their dedication to the music industry. BBC Introducing Suffolk has also encouraged their journey through the numerous lists of songs which have featured on various occasions – a great accomplishment.
‘Hold On To My Ex’ is described as delving into the mind of someone who has recently split up with their partner. Ollie, the lead singer, bases it around several of his own past experiences where he found it hard to let go. Beautifully, the song takes you through a range of emotions giving the song a sense of unpredictability and a sense of erratic invitations. The song is immersed into gentle tones and steadily carried into a memorable chorus pop-indie notions too.
All equally talented band members continuously showcase their amazing musicality especially through their ability to turn true, deep feelings into songs which is perfect for anyone trying to relate to the raw meanings and connotations behind the song which has just been released today!
20th Feb 2022
Norwegian Artist, Marie Noreger, debuts her first single of 2022 ‘Slooowly’ which sends woozy electronic tones towards her listeners. Marie has a chilled, unique sound to her music which reflects through funky effects portrayed in her music videos. She’s taken stage with her new song fusing a mixture of contemporary R&B and electronic music – a compromise for all!
‘Slooowly’ is Marie’s first instalment to her not yet released EP ‘DDVS’ which will be a guaranteed top hit featuring on her new project. Recently she was nominated for Norwegian Grammy which is no surprise as her soul grabbing and intricate song making skills, seen in her new track, excel.
Marie has become a favourite for many as not only does her songs captivate her fans, and fellow music lovers, but her distinct and artistic expressions are seen throughout her photography (another talent of hers) and her refreshing music videos. She plays around with a collaborative of dark and light tones, diversity of people and cool dance moves in her video for ‘Slooowly’.
Speaking on her music, Marie comments that she has “a lot of emotions I haven’t processed
properly, and they come out through the music”. A lot of people struggle portraying their feelings, a normality, so Marie being another artist who is able to do this effortlessly makes her stand out in her career as someone who can connect and relate to others through creativity.
18th February 2022
