January 2024 – 1st 3 MAGAZINE

JACK BROADBENT – Set To Burn Down The Forge

31st January 2024

Jack Broadbent is a blues rock guitarist/singer-songwriter who has toured with Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynrd, Ronnie Wood & Richard Thompson.

Jack Broadbent is no ordinary singer songwriter. He can break your heart and then turn around and set the world on fire.

Combining elements of Blues, Folk, Rock n Roll and Jazz, Broadbent carries a lineage of true artistry into the 2000s that sets him apart from the rest.

His initial rise to fame was for his unique and explosive slide guitar playing. This notoriety was quickly solidified by his superb songwriting. Jack Broadbent went from busking the streets of Europe to smashing the world stage alongside some of the biggest names in rock n roll.

Jack Broadbent has single handedly thrilled audiences on the international festival circuit, including Montreux Jazz Festival where he was hailed as “the new master of the slide guitar”.

Read our review of Jack at The Jazz Cafe back in April 2023 HERE

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yelworC – Gloomy Synths And Abrasive Beats

31st January 2024

Music News

yelworC is an influential yet enigmatic German dark electro-industrial group originally formed in 1987 by Peter Devin and Dominik van Reich.

Consisting of gloomy synthesisers mixed with abrasive dance-beats, overlaid with distorted vocals and occasional audio samples, their music reflected themes of dark magic, religious rituals, death and violence from the off.

Having issued several early demo tapes, yelworC eventually released a debut album in 1992 and an EP the following year, but van Reich then left the band. Devin subsequently recorded two further albums alone in 2004 and 2007. Seventeen years on, Metropolis Records has just released ‘The Ghosts I Called’, a brand new and captivating collection recorded by Devin over a ten year period. It follows a set of four recent vinyl reissues on GH Records that revisits the group’s earliest years.

THE GHOSTS I CALLED
TRACKLISTING
1 The Violence Of Will
2 Babylon’s Code
3 Can’t You See….?
4 Mute Voices
5 Erased Name – Blind Life
6 Crucified With Revolution
7 The Way The World Ends
8 The Inner Dialogue
9 The Unrecognized Gods
10 Who Is “I”…?
11 Mutated Tongues
12 Tool For Mastering Life
13 Get & Want
14 Hypnotic Mile
15 Apostel

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Rubikon – Music For The Love Of It

31st January 2024

Music News

From Boston, Massachusetts, Rubikon is a true brotherhood of five fast friends.

After issuing four albums between 2004-2019, they released the well received single ‘Lose It All’ in August 2023 that saw the quintet finally back at what they do best.

Having previously toured with artists such as Disturbed, Black Label Society, Damageplan, Sevendust, Shinedown and Nonpoint, Rubikon begin a UK tour with Buckcherry tonight that includes the following shows:

23.01.24  BRISTOL Thekla SOLD OUT
24.01.24  BLACKPOOL Waterloo Music Room SOLD OUT
26.01.24  NOTTINGHAM Rescue Rooms
27.01.24  BUCKLEY Tivoli
28.01.24  MANCHESTER Club Academy
30.01.24  GLASGOW The Garage SOLD OUT
31.01.24  NEWCASTLE Riverside
02.02.24  LONDON O2 Academy Islington
03.02.24  WOLVERHAMPTON KK’s Steel Mill
04.02.23  MILTON KEYNES Craufurd Arms SOLD OUT

LOSE IT ALL
single
out now
(Round Hill Records)

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Recorded in Nashville at the famed Sienna Studios, ‘Lose It All’ was produced by Marti Frederiksen (Aerosmith, Buckcherry, Daughtry) and Evan Frederiksen, with Kile Odell (Motionless In White) on mixing duty. “This song is both an emotional explosion and personal therapy in dealing with the dogged pursuit of a lifelong goal and the struggle that comes with it,” states vocalist Jae Sims. “Rubikon has been both a band and brotherhood for twenty years and has seen all the highs and lows, but we continue to make music for the love of it.”

Alongside Sims in Rubikon are Josh Gruss (guitars,) Dave Raymond (guitars) Hugh Eaton (bass) and Doug Arsham (drums, vocals). Together, they have released the albums ‘The Hollow Men’ (2004), ‘American Dream Machine’ (2011), ‘Delta’ (2015) and ‘The Record’ (2019).

RUBIKON
Jae Sims – vocals
Josh Gruss – guitars
Dave Raymond – guitars
Hugh Eaton – bass
Doug Arsham – drums, vocals

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Tulipomania – A Signal Of Hope

31st January 2024

Music News

Tulipomania presents ‘Shines On’, the latest animated audio-visual exploration from the Philadelphia-based art-rock duo in support of their latest album (their fifth to date) ‘Dreaming of Sleep’, released via Sursumcorda Records.

As the album’s third single, ‘Shines On’ continues the conceptual viewpoint of the album – embracing contradiction while inviting ambiguity. A light from long ago shines on in this paean to ambiguity, memory, and endurance.

Band members Tom Murray and Cheryl Gelover created, then modified and manipulated their original footage to produce this animated exploration of light and color. The final animation is composed of thousands of individual collages, augmented by bold swipes of pastel on the distressed and reconfigured surfaces of black paper.

“The song introduces ambiguity in its exploration of the energy of light. Who is the teller of the tale?” asks Cheryl Gelover. “We’re pretty pleased about that and we’re really happy with the way that the tuned, chorused background vocals resolved in the overall mix.”

Ever a signal of hope, guidance and fortitude, light appears here in many guises, from flashes of sunlight to the glow emitted by the pre-solid state digital age nixie tube numerical display and on everything reflected and refracted in it. Light scatters on images captured then collaged on torn paper fiber – illuminated again once filmed then viewed.

“Light from a great distance dances and reflects a memory of the past. Moving towards the future, carrying the past with it,” says Tom Murray. “We were able to embed a waltz-timed morse code message in the bridge of the song.”

Earlier, Tulipomania released the singles and accompanying videos for ‘Then and Only Then’, ‘You Had to Be There’ and a remix created by UK music legend Martyn Ware (Heaven 17, The Human League) and Charles Stooke, as featured on WIRE Magazine’s cover-mounted Wiretapper CD.

Over the years, Tulipomania’s music has been dubbed cult synth punks, glam-leaning, post-punk, art-rock and muscular chamber pop, but on this album, the duo was heavily immersed in electronic means of creation.

The new ‘Dreaming of Sleep’ album features cover artwork by Michael Speed, senior designer at Beggars Group London, and involves Executive Producer Howard Thompson, a record industry executive (Elektra, Island, Almo Sounds), renowned for discovering and working with such artists as Adam and the Ants, Billy Bragg, MC5, Mötorhead, PiL, Psychedelic Furs, Robyn Hitchcock, The Sugarcubes and Suicide, among others.

“The music and the animations of this album explore outrage, powerlessness and the knowing kind of sorrow that emerges from those states of mind – often in bursts of absurdity. Being aware of the ridiculous often feels like salvation,” says Cheryl Gelover.

Artistic, inventive and gorgeous, Tulipomania’s animated music videos have been featured in film festivals worldwide, with several showcasing their latest few videos as an official selection, including the Leeds International Film Festival (UK), StopTrik (Croatia, Poland), AniFilm (Czech Republic), Insomnia (Russia), Malatesta (Italy) and CutOut animation festival (Mexico), as well as earning an Honorable Mention at the Montreal International Animation Film Festival – Animaze and named as finalist af the Amarcort Film Festival in Fellini’s hometown.

ALBUM TRACK LIST
1. You Had To Be There 03:32
2. And Then 02:49
3. Do You Remember? 03:04
4. From D.C. To Daylight 03:18
5. Fades Away 02:55
6. Then And Only Then 03:05
7. Blank-Gone It’s Gone 02:57
8. Shines On 02:53
9. It’s About Time 03:43
10. Time Will Tell 02:51

Tulipomania also created animated music videos – ‘Hush’ and ‘Shock To The Body’ – for Cabaret Voltaire founder / frontman Stephen Mallinder in support of his solo album ‘tick, tick, tick’ (out now via Dais Records).

The ‘Dream of Sleep’ album is out now, available digitally from fine music platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp, where it can also be obtained on CD and vinyl.

Bert Hardy – Photojournalism in War and Peace

30th January 2024

Photography News

Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace opens at The Photographers’ Gallery this spring,
from 23 February – 2 June 2024.

From his early career as a news and sports photographer, to serving combat cameraman and successful advertising entrepreneur, this retrospective of renowned photojournalist Bert Hardy (1913-1995, London, UK) shines a fresh light on his four decades long career.

Hardy is often associated with a nostalgic, monochrome vision of mid-century Britain – from
the Blitz spirit of 1940 to children playing in post-war city streets, and seaside scenes from the
1950s. Pulling together work from his archive and historical publications, this retrospective
reveals another perspective on a versatile, international and entrepreneurial image-maker.
Born into a working-class family in Blackfriars, Hardy was entirely self-taught and worked his
way up from lab assistant to become an influential press and documentary photographer. Well known for his work at Picture Post magazine, Hardy travelled extensively, covering news, social
issues and popular culture stories across the UK and internationally. His long-time collaborator,
Tom Hopkinson, Editor of Picture Post (1940-50) described Hardy as ‘The nearest to an all round cameraman I ever worked with. There were few assignments – except perhaps theatre
and ballet – on which I wouldn’t have wished to send him.’

‘Everywhere I look, and most of the time I look, I see photographs.’ – Bert Hardy

Known for his empathetic portrayal of everyday scenes of British life, Hardy’s work also
demonstrates a strong commitment to revealing social conditions and working class lives in
the post-war years. Hardy had a genuine interest in people’s lives and said ‘The ideal picture
tells something of the essence of life. It sums up emotion, it holds the feeling of movement
thereby implying the continuity of life.’

As well as historic material from his work at Britain’s leading photo-magazine of the time,
Picture Post, the exhibition includes photographs taken during his time in the Army Film and
Photographic Unit, including imagery from the London Blitz to the liberation of Bergen-Belsen
and war in Southeast Asia.
Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace includes Hardy’s wide-ranging social
documentary work across many cities in mid-century Britain, including London, Liverpool,
Cardiff, Belfast, Tyneside and Glasgow. His travels across post-war Europe and images from
the many conflicts he reported on will also be on show. A rich selection of material from Hardy’s
archive, including press passes, correspondence, diaries, and original publications will be
displayed, alongside some of his lesser-known colour work.

Hard-working, resourceful and imaginative, Hardy was constantly taking and making
opportunities to build a remarkable photographic career as a photojournalist. Later in his
career, he worked as a commercial photographer, specialising in advertising and branding until
his retirement in 1965.

Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace is organised with the generous support of The
Bert Hardy Estate, The Victoria and Albert Museum, Getty Images Hulton Archive and Cardiff
University. The exhibition is produced in collaboration with Dr Tom Allbeson, Senior Lecturer in
Media History, Cardiff University.

The Estate of Bert Hardy is represented by Print Sales at The Photographers’ Gallery. Hardy’s
work is available to buy from £1500 + VAT. All profits from Print Sales support The
Photographers’ Gallery programme.

The Photographers’ Gallery explores how photography is connecting, captivating and radically changing our world today. The Gallery’s programme and spaces – from exhibitions, events and
digital platforms to the galleries, shop and café – all explore the beauty, complexity and future
of photography. Right outside the Gallery, the very best of contemporary photography is shown
for free, day and night, in Soho Photography Quarter.
Find out more at: thephotographersgallery.org.uk

Visitor information – The Photographers’ Gallery
Mon – Weds 10am – 6pm
Thurs & Fri 10am – 8pm (Friday free from 5pm)
Sat 10am – 6pm
Sun 11am – 6pm
Tickets – your ticket covers entry to all exhibitions on the day of your visit.
£8 / £5 concessions (members go free)
Advance online booking: £6.50 / £4 concessions
Also on show at The Photographers’ Gallery, 23 February – 2 June 2024
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2024 & Café Royal Books
In Soho Photography Quarter: Sian Davey – The Garden, until November 2024, free

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Nearest London Underground Station: Oxford Circus
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iDKHOW – Selling Out Fast

30th January 2024

Music News

I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW), the musical project of Salt Lake City-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dallon Weekes, is announcing a first UK tour in three years.

The news follows the announcement of a huge US tour which has already had an overwhelming response, with a remarkable 17 shows already sold out.

Pre-sales begin on Wednesday 31st January at 10:00 am local time with the general on-sale on Friday 2nd February at 10:00 am local time. Tickets will go on sale at www.idkhow.com.

The new run of dates includes shows in new cities for iDKHOW, as well as the band’s biggest ever UK headline show at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Previously iDKHOW have sold out shows across the UK, and also played the mainstages at Reading & Leeds festivals.

The tour will take place off the back of the release of forthcoming album GLOOM DIVISION, which arrives on 23rd February via Concord Records. So far the project has teased three singles – ‘What Love?’, ‘GLOOMTOWN BRATS’, and ‘INFATUATION’ – with Weekes saying of the album: “Writing has always been an outlet to exorcize your demons or difficult emotions, but with GLOOM DIVISION I made a conscious effort to stop censoring myself when it comes to the subject material, or what I wanted to say.”

Pre-order / pre-save GLOOM DIVISION here.

Hear new single ‘INFATUATION’ on streaming services here

On his return to the UK for more shows, he says: “It’s been far too long since I’ve had the pleasure of performing in the UK and the rest of Europe. The fans there are incredible, and I can’t wait to see them all again. It’s going to be wonderful!”

iDKHOW 2024 EU / UK tour dates

June 15 – Hradec Kralove, Rock For People Festival, Prague, CZ
June 16 – Hole 44, Berlin, DE
June 18 – Luxor, Cologne, DE
June 19 – AB, Brussels, BE
June 21 – Southside Festival, Neuhausen ob Eck, DE
June 22 – Kesselhaus, Wiesbaden, DE
June 23 – Hurricane Festival, Scheessel, DE
June 25 – Melkweg Max, Amsterdam, NL
June 26 – Les Etoiles, Paris, FR
June 28 – SWX, Bristol, UK
June 29 – O2 Ritz, Manchester, UK
June 30 – SWG3, Glasgow, UK
July 02 – O2 Institute, Birmingham, UK
July 03 – Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London, UK

Produced by Dave Fridmann (Tame Impala, MGMT, Weezer), GLOOM DIVISION showcases a boundary-pushing fusion of R&B, post-punk and art-pop, exploring themes ranging from love and obsession to satanic panic and neurodivergence. Recorded at Fridmann’s Tarbox Road Studios and Weekes’ own basement studio, GLOOM DIVISION is a testament to the power of collaboration and fearless artistic expression.

iDKHOW has garnered nearly one billion streams worldwide to date, with two million monthly listeners on Spotify. The new album follows iDKHOW’s critically acclaimed debut, Razzmatazz, which included the #1 Alternative radio hit ‘Leave Me Alone,’ and the previous EP 1981 Extended Play that included RIAA certified GOLD-certified single ‘Choke.’ They have performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Ellen and CBS This Morning: Saturday, and shared stages with Post Malone, The Killers and more.

GLOOM DIVISION Tracklist:

1. DOWNSIDE
2. GLOOMTOWN BRATS
3. INFATUATION
4. WHAT LOVE?
5. SPKOTHDVL
6. SIXFT
7. FIND ME
8. KISS & TELL
9. A LETTER
10. SATANIC PANIC
11. SUNNYSIDE
12. iDIOTS OF Oz

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Tyler Hubbard – Walking A Fine Line

30th January 2024

Country News

Multi-PLATINUM selling country music hitmaker Tyler Hubbard shares ‘Turn‘, a track he co-penned and co-produced. It is part of a new wave of music set for 2024 and follows ‘A Lot With A Little‘ and current radio single ‘Back Then Right Now‘.

Hubbard was recently nominated in the new ‘Favorite Debut Album’ category at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards for his self-titled record (January 2023). The awards will air on FOX on Monday, April 1st at 8 PM ET.

In 2024, Hubbard will be headlining CMC Rocks in Australia, and will support Kane Brown on tour, kicking off in March and venturing across the US and Canada.

For more information, visit tylerhubbardofficial.com.

Listen to ‘Turn’ HERE

With 21 No.1 singles on country radio, countless awards, and sold-out tours, Tyler Hubbard has already had a remarkable career as a songwriter and as one half of multi-platinum duo Florida Georgia Line. Hubbard has now stepped out on his own and Billboard claims “Hubbard’s solo career keeps building,” with the release of his debut solo album, Tyler Hubbard. The album was released earlier this year and has amassed more than 1 billion streams to date. It features Hubbard’s hit debut solo single ‘5 Foot 9’, which hit No. 1 at Country Radio, was certified Platinum by the RIAA and has 526M global streams. It also features Hubbard’s second No. 1 single, ‘Dancin’ In The Country’, which already has more than 352M global streams, has been certified Platinum by the RIAA and marks his second No. 1 at Country Radio as a solo artist.

The song also spent four weeks at No. 1 on the Canadian Country Radio Chart, and it reached the top spot on SXM’s The Highway. Hubbard has made several television appearances as a solo artist, most recently at NBC’s TODAY Show, and also on the CMT Music Awards, Good Morning America and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Hubbard’s new radio single ‘Back Then Right Now’ is out now, and it is the first of more new music to come from Hubbard, who recently wrapped a sold out Canadian Tour, and will support Kane Brown on his In The Air Tour in 2024. Listen to ‘Back Then Right Now’, HERE.

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Sky_A – Finding Inner Strength

29th January 2024

Music News

Sky_A returns with his second single ‘Walker’, released today, January 26th 2024, taken from his upcoming debut album due later in the year.

The project name for writer and producer Sky Ainsbury, Sky_A expands on his palette of electronic, acoustic and progressive rock music with this track, to bring a darker edge to his intimate yet cinematic sound.

Sky has synaesthesia, and seeks to share with listeners his own experience of music as something deep and immersive, comprised of shapes, colours and textures. Working professionally as a filmmaker and motion graphics artist, he also brings a strong visual element to this project, with a focus on long-form storytelling and beautiful, hypnotic abstract visuals.

Describing the impact of his perception, and his work in visuals on his music, Sky explains: “This is world-building for me. There is a big story to be told. Each track is a scene, and as far as possible I have instruments representing characters. It’s my “Swan Lake”. I’ll shut my eyes and see these elements like a rolling landscape – sometimes it’s serene and beautific, and sometimes it’s like barbed wire and collapsed concrete buildings. That’s what I want a listener to see when they hear this.”

The follow up to August’s debut single ‘Spider Silk’, ‘Walker’ was self-performed and produced, with the addition of virtuoso drums by Adam Betts (Three Trapped Tigers, Squarepusher, Pulp) and additional production and mixing by Aneek Thapar (65daysofstatic, Rival Consoles). Lyrically it explores self-knowledge and finding inner strength.

When to celebrate, and when to keep the powder dry

When to medicate, and when to metamorphosise

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About the inspiration for the song Sky_A says: “It’s an angry piece of music. Like, anti-imperial levels of anger. It’s about having been lied to, having participated in awful things on a huge scale, and becoming aware, resolving to undo the damage that has been done. It’s a bit like a war march, sonically. Built around the sound of my thumb on an unearthed guitar lead – a sound most musicians will recognise, barely musical – it has this feeling for me of molten rock, this tectonic movement, as this person is accepting their pain as a gift, of purposeful anger. I like it being called Walker, I hear the rhythm as a kind of limping gait, wounded but resolute. There’s a lot more to it than that – every song on the album is a scene, and the sounds are characters – which won’t make much sense out of context, but it comes at a decisive point, it’s the squaring up to the challenge ahead, it’s about seeing the horror and brutality in the world and not looking away.”

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Charles Esten – A Beautiful Ride

29th January 2024

Country News

Multi-talent Charles Esten has released his independent debut album, Love Ain’t Pretty (26 Jan).

Bob Harris, who played ‘Maybe I’m Alright’ off the album on his BBC Radio 2 show last night shared that “in addition to making such great music, he [Charles] is one of the great people of the world.” The episode is available to listen back here.

Esten, who will be returning to the UK in April for a headline run of shows, wrote all 14 songs on Love Ain’t Pretty, in tandem with hitmakers like Jon Nite, Eric Paslay, Gary Burr, Leslie Satcher, and more. The album explores life, love, and the passing of time through the lens of a travelled and tested everyman, who has never lost his innate sense of wonder, or his wide-open soul. Vividly detailed and filled with the emotional daring of a celebrated storyteller – both onscreen and onstage – Charles dives into wide-ranging themes of earth-shattering romance, big-picture reflection, and more.

Love Ain’t Pretty, produced by Marshall Altman (Frankie Ballard, Marc Broussard, Matt Nathanson) to sculpt a calm, controlled, and beautifully contoured sound, blending the forward momentum of Country Rock with Rootsy small-town charm, and a warm, soulful vocal, is a culmination of a lifetime of growth, and like its title suggests, it hasn’t always been pretty, but it has been a beautiful ride.

“The throughline of this album is right there in the title: ‘Love Ain’t Pretty,’” Esten shared with CMT.com. “Life can be hard, and there are moments when it can wear anyone down. In those times, you need strength and maybe a little more faith. So, there’s some real seriousness throughout.”

Making several anticipated albums of 2024 lists including The Tennessean, STEREOGUM, Men’s Journal, American Songwriter, Taste of Country, and Wide Open Country, Love Ain’t Pretty is stacking early notable features with GRAMMY.com, Parade, and Cowboys & Indians.

Charles Esten’s 2024 UK/European Tour Dates – tickets on sale here:
Sat., 20 Apr. – Usher Hall | Edinburgh, UK
Mon., 22 Apr. – Royal Concert Hall | Glasgow, UK
Wed., 24 Apr. – The Glasshouse | Gateshead, UK
Fri., 26 Apr. – Palladium | London, UK
Sat., 27 Apr. – O2 Academy | Bristol, UK
Mon., 29 Apr. – Lowry Lyric Theatre | Salford, UK
Tue., 30 Apr. – Town Hall | Birmingham, UK
Thu., 2 May – Tivoli/Vredenburg – Grote Zaal | Utrecht, Netherlands
Fri., 3 May – Fabrik | Hamburg, Germany
Sat., 4 May – Im Wizemann Halle | Stuttgart, Germany
Mon., 6 May – Circus Krone | Munich, Germany
Tue., 7 May – Carlswerk Victoria | Cologne, Germany
Thu., 9 May – DR Studio 2 | Copenhagen, Denmark
Fri., 10 May – Kulturkirken Jakob | Oslo, Norway

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Stela Cole – A Musical Evolution

29th January 2024

Music News

Despite a 2022 that saw Stela Cole hit the 1m monthly listener mark, 4x her social media following, and have her strongest streaming year to date.

Stela (real name Hollyn Shadinger) felt mentally and emotionally apart from herself. Creatively unfulfilled, overwhelmed, and uninspired by social media.

Stela Cole used 2023 to address her mental health, exit her label deal, black out her profiles, delete the apps, and trade doom scrolling for her guitar, the studio, and her favorite records.

Working closely with a core group of collaborators, Stela has meticulously crafted a sonic world inspired by Fleetwood Mac, The Mama’s and Papa’s, Tame Impala, The Eagles, Arctic Monkeys and more. The result is more than a musical evolution; it’s a rebirth.

Partnering with Award-Winning Director Eliot Lee, Stela has created a cinematic world through a series of music videos and vignettes featuring co-star Noah Gonzalez. Each piece of content is thoughtfully connected to one another in an endless loop. It is these endless loops, repetitive cycles, or habits that inspired the themes of the upcoming body of work.

Debut single “Die Hard”, thrusts Stela’s vocals into the spotlight with a performance that is equally flawless and harrowing. The accompanying music video delicately mirrors this duality with an insidious narrative and goosebump inducing finale.

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Monthly Archives: January 2024

JACK BROADBENT – Set To Burn Down The Forge

Jack Broadbent is a blues rock guitarist/singer-songwriter who has toured with Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynrd, Ronnie Wood & Richard Thompson.

The Forge, Camden, London NW17NL

yelworC – Gloomy Synths And Abrasive Beats

yelworC is an influential yet enigmatic German dark electro-industrial group originally formed in 1987 by Peter Devin and Dominik van Reich.

Rubikon – Music For The Love Of It

From Boston, Massachusetts, Rubikon is a true brotherhood of five fast friends.

Tulipomania – A Signal Of Hope

Tulipomania presents ‘Shines On’, the latest animated audio-visual exploration from the Philadelphia-based art-rock duo in support of their latest album (their fifth to date) ‘Dreaming of Sleep’, released via Sursumcorda Records.

Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace opens at The Photographers’ Gallery this spring,
from 23 February – 2 June 2024.

iDKHOW – Selling Out Fast

I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW), the musical project of Salt Lake City-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dallon Weekes, is announcing a first UK tour in three years.

Tyler Hubbard – Walking A Fine Line

Multi-PLATINUM selling country music hitmaker Tyler Hubbard shares ‘Turn‘, a track he co-penned and co-produced. It is part of a new wave of music set for 2024 and follows ‘A Lot With A Little‘ and current radio single ‘Back Then Right Now‘.

Sky_A – Finding Inner Strength

Sky_A returns with his second single ‘Walker’, released today, January 26th 2024, taken from his upcoming debut album due later in the year.

Charles Esten – A Beautiful Ride

Stela Cole – A Musical Evolution

Despite a 2022 that saw Stela Cole hit the 1m monthly listener mark, 4x her social media following, and have her strongest streaming year to date.

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Monthly Archives: January 2024

JACK BROADBENT – Set To Burn Down The Forge

Jack Broadbent is a blues rock guitarist/singer-songwriter who has toured with Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynrd, Ronnie Wood & Richard Thompson.

The Forge, Camden, London NW17NL

yelworC – Gloomy Synths And Abrasive Beats

yelworC is an influential yet enigmatic German dark electro-industrial group originally formed in 1987 by Peter Devin and Dominik van Reich.

Rubikon – Music For The Love Of It

From Boston, Massachusetts, Rubikon is a true brotherhood of five fast friends.

Tulipomania – A Signal Of Hope

Tulipomania presents ‘Shines On’, the latest animated audio-visual exploration from the Philadelphia-based art-rock duo in support of their latest album (their fifth to date) ‘Dreaming of Sleep’, released via Sursumcorda Records.

Bert Hardy – Photojournalism in War and Peace

Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace opens at The Photographers’ Gallery this spring,from 23 February – 2 June 2024.

iDKHOW – Selling Out Fast

I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW), the musical project of Salt Lake City-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dallon Weekes, is announcing a first UK tour in three years.

Tyler Hubbard – Walking A Fine Line

Multi-PLATINUM selling country music hitmaker Tyler Hubbard shares ‘Turn‘, a track he co-penned and co-produced. It is part of a new wave of music set for 2024 and follows ‘A Lot With A Little‘ and current radio single ‘Back Then Right Now‘.

Sky_A – Finding Inner Strength

Sky_A returns with his second single ‘Walker’, released today, January 26th 2024, taken from his upcoming debut album due later in the year.

Charles Esten – A Beautiful Ride

Stela Cole – A Musical Evolution

Despite a 2022 that saw Stela Cole hit the 1m monthly listener mark, 4x her social media following, and have her strongest streaming year to date.

Newsletter

Bert Hardy: Photojournalism in War and Peace opens at The Photographers’ Gallery this spring,
from 23 February – 2 June 2024.