Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. It has never really made sense to me that Teddybears aren’t a big international act. The Swedish group have been together for 24 years and yet they still sound as cool and fresh as any new act. They peaked in the mid-‘00s with creative,… Continue reading Song of the Week: Teddybears ft. Baby Trish – What’s Your Problem?
Future Hits: You Should Be Dancing
Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. This week’s future hits playlist features five new dance tracks that I think are soon to be flying high in the UK charts. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw0LjVTuPux-Z1lkjSqUHTkfXxn8aMeMK] Tracklisting: Pep & Rash – Rumors Tough Love – So Freakin’ Tight 99 Souls – The Girl Is Mine Dr.… Continue reading Future Hits: You Should Be Dancing
This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Rothwell
The next This Must Be Pop Live is now just four days away! We’ll be back at Queen of Hoxton on 10th March with three fantastic female artists: Sophie and the Bom Boms, Rothwell and Jerry Williams. This week I’ll be chatting to each of the performers so you can get to know them a… Continue reading This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Rothwell
This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Sophie and the Bom Boms
The next This Must Be Pop Live is now just five days away! We’ll be back at Queen of Hoxton on 10th March with three fantastic female artists: Sophie and the Bom Boms, Rothwell and Jerry Williams. This week I’ll be chatting to each of the performers so you can get to know them a… Continue reading This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Sophie and the Bom Boms
This Must Be Pop Live returns next week!
The next This Must Be Pop Live is now less than a week away! Come and join us at Queen of Hoxton on Tuesday, 10th March, to see performances from three amazing female artists: Sophie and the Bom Boms, Rothwell and Jerry Williams. For those of you who don’t know them already, I’ve put together… Continue reading This Must Be Pop Live returns next week!
This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Jerry Williams
The next This Must Be Pop Live is now just one week away! We’ll be back at Queen of Hoxton on 10th March with three fantastic female artists: Sophie and the Bom Boms, Rothwell and Jerry Williams. This week I’ll be chatting to each of the performers so you can get to know them a… Continue reading This Must Be Pop Live: Introducing Jerry Williams
Song of the Week: The Shires – Brave
Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. If you’d asked me a year or two ago, I would have said that the British were pretty hopeless at country music. But that has changed with the emergence of two strong UK country acts, sister duo Ward Thomas and my personal favourites The… Continue reading Song of the Week: The Shires – Brave
Future Hits: Girl Power
Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. This week’s future hits playlist features five new songs by solo female artists which should soon be lighting up the charts. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw0LjVTuPux-mQjaJxAfumv6vV9Gfp1kK] Tracklisting: Taylor Swift – Style Tori Kelly – Nobody Love Jess Glynne – Hold My Hand Florence + The Machine – What… Continue reading Future Hits: Girl Power
Future Stars: Leon Bridges (Columbia)
Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. Leon Bridges is yet another male US singer-songwriter, but he’s not competing with acts like Tor Miller – he’s definitely in his own lane. He makes old-school soul music which sounds totally authentic, and that’s what makes it cool. His most talked-about song Coming… Continue reading Future Stars: Leon Bridges (Columbia)
Future Stars: Tor Miller (Glassnote)
Taken from this week’s Future Pop mailer. Click here to subscribe. I haven’t often listened to Zane Lowe’s evening show on Radio 1 (which ends its 13-year run this month), as most of the music isn’t to my taste, but considering I’ve discovered some brilliant artists on the occasions I have tuned in, maybe I… Continue reading Future Stars: Tor Miller (Glassnote)