FRUIT SONIC

Jonas Brøg - I Believe in You A giddy, twee pop energy runs through Jonas Brøg’s “I Believe in You”. The sly groove works wonders as does...

Jack Frohlich - Deja Vu! A swagger of sorts emerges on Jack Frohlich’s “Déjà vu!”. There is an early aughts indie rock ethos to it. With...

September 2021 - The Lost Gecko has recently released a fantastic new studio project called Snowdropping. This release immediately...

Martin Smith - Trouble (feat. The Kingdom Choir) Martin Smith delivers a truly communal spirit on the powerful and soul-stirring “Trouble...

Ri Wolf – Texas Rose Ri Wolf hits every note with perfection on the bluesy “Texas Rose”. Played and sung with true grit, this piece...

Weak Tyrant – Slide An intense brooding spirit reigns supreme on Weak Tyrant’s “Slide”. His powerful voice commands the listener to pay...

Josua Schwab - Sag Mir Nicht Josua Schwab employs a taut 80s informed funk with “Sag Mir Nicht”. Like some Germanic variant of the...

The Redroom – Frontline A wild, uninhibited fervor drives the song forward. Really, they all listen to each other resulting in fantastic...

HOL – bones HOL’s “bones” makes me long for 90s alternative rock. There is an earnestness, an honesty, to their approach that feels quite...

Numbers Don't Count - A Girl I Met In June Number Don’t Count presents a reflective ballad on the pretty pop perfection of “A Girl I Met...

Chintzy Stetson - Fair Share Chintzy Stetson speaks to the downtrodden on the modern day Robinhood anthem of “Fair Share”. The keyboards...

Scott Rocco - Wish You Well Scott Rocco explores a blissed-out journey on the tender “Wish You Well”. His voice takes front and centre...

Anaté - First Time Anaté goes for a mysterious, beguiling charm with the tender touch of “First Time”. With a rather sophisticated take...

Gabrielle Ornate - The March of the Caterpillars Gabrielle Ornate builds an impressive, fully immersive poppy world on the neon-hued...

Scott Klein - What's My Name Scott Klein goes for a sense of power on the swaggering, swinging scope of “What’s My Name”. With the right...

Earth to Eve – SHIT Earth to Eve features some fine playful lyricism on the triumphant “SHIT”. Truly the lyrics are the very heart of it...