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Q&A with Scottish artist Daniel Leckerman

Daniel Leckerman’s latest release, “Karma”, explores nostalgia, self-acceptance and the complicated process of letting go. Alongside his work as an artist, Daniel is also...

Q&A with BobbyAI

Following the release of ‘Forever Bionic’, TAGG caught up with BobbyAI to explore the evolving relationship between human creativity and technology. From using AI...

Q&A with American singer-songwriter Rebecca McDonnell

For Rebecca McDonnell, making music is as much about following an idea as it is about knowing when to change direction. A song can...

ILA Turn Heartbreak Into Something Bigger on ‘Sorry’

Heartbreak is easy to write about and surprisingly difficult to make sound convincing. ILA find a way around that problem on ‘Sorry’, a bruising...

British Duo Fountain Finds the Extraordinary in the Everyday on ‘It’s Ordinary’

There is nothing particularly ordinary about the way Fountain make a racket. The Northampton duo return with ‘It’s Ordinary’, a compact burst of garage...

Aqualine Turn Inner Chaos Into a Hook-Heavy Riot on ‘Stupid Brain’

There is something wonderfully undignified about arguing with yourself, and Aqualine understand that perfectly. On ‘Stupid Brain’, the Guildford and Brighton five-piece turn the...

Q&A with Eon Rez

Eon Rez is building something far bigger than a traditional music project. Blending music, spoken word, speculative physics, cinematic visuals and serialized storytelling, he...

Michael Waters Delivers a Thoughtful Tribute to Our Planet on “Requiem For Earth”

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCYbnCbh9vs We all have that one place that makes us stop, breathe, and think, wow, this is pretty incredible. For British songwriter and composer Michael...

Efro Bottles Endless Summer on “Lipstick Stains”

Efro's latest single "Lipstick Stains" arrives like a warm breeze at the end of a long summer day. Effortlessly cool and soaked in nostalgia,...

Girl Apocrypha Finds Beauty in Obsession on “Like Adam Would”

With "Like Adam Would", Brighton's Girl Apocrypha delivers a thrilling collision of grunge, synth-pop and alternative rock that feels as chaotic as the emotions...
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