A song a day, every day. From brand new tunes to elderly classics. We don’t promise to be constrained by genre, but we promise to recommend brilliant music.
Marian McLaughlin came to our attention in an email which said she makes songs of “breathtaking scope and exquisite detail”. This sounded like a big claim, until we listened to the music and discovered that this description is 100% accurate.…
This track features Jason Lyttle of Grandaddy and it’s easy to see the common ground between the California indie royalty and Kramies. Just listen – you’ll see what we mean. If you’ve heard it before, that might be because it…
Songs from the Well by Marca Cassity Inspired by and featuring the traditional dance bells of Osage dancers, ‘Bells’ has more claim to the name ‘folk’ than most tracks we feature. Cassity was herself raised on the Osage reservation and…
If you ever wonder how celebrity impersonators make a living, this video might answer your question. It features all the celebrity impersonators. As a fun game, you could see how many you can identify. Alternatively, you could read what Liam…
Note to bands: if you’re trying to catch our attention, sending an email with the words “stop-motion animation video” in it is not a bad way to start. Of course, you’ll need a good song too, and luckily Gregory Alan…
“Rabbit, run for it, as if your life depends on it,” sing Lily & Madeleine on their new single ‘Rabbit’. That looks a little bit threatening written down, but it doesn’t sound it when sung in beautiful harmony. The track…
Born in the UK but based in Brooklyn, Cariad Harmon is the perfect crossover artist. While her musicality feels entirely British, there’s a sense of optimism about her music that seems to place her firmly on the other side of…
Song of the Day is back back BACK after a week hiatus. We hope you filled the week productively – but now there’s music to listen to. Chiefly, this: it’s ‘As Old As The Grave’, taken from Eaves’ debut EP…
If Gruff Rhys has never quite enjoyed the mainstream success he seems to deserve, perhaps it’s because he writes songs about things like 18th century explorers who go off on quests to find Welsh tribes in America. That’s what this…
Fiancé are from Newark. Not the one in Nottinghamshire, or even the one in New Jersey – they’re from Newark, Delaware. If you haven’t heard of it, that’s because it’s a small town of around 30,000 people – but it…