Poppy Scarlett London, UK
Headache, is a raw cry of frustration about when life goes wrong and in the moment, there is nothing you can do about it. Letting Go has a softer pop/folk feel to the short track. Disguised by the chirpy rhythm and joyful chords is a lament. It is a nod to the post-graduation blues that are often suffered by many graduates. Finishing the EP is Shall I be Honest. A ballad of admittance. ... more
If you like Poppy Scarlett, you may also like:
Three songs originally slated for Chonny & Clyde’s LP; all proceeds benefit United For Puerto Rico’s efforts to support those affected.
go to album
For My Love
by Kesang Marstrand
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 5, 2016
go to album
For She Who Hangs The Moon
by David Luximon
Expansive music that has the gentle hush of ambient and the insistent pulse of post-rock; enveloping and absorbing.
go to album
Delicate, plangent singer-songwriter material that feels like its petals could fall at any moment.
go to album
Seawheel
by David Lonton-Baxter
”Seawheel Acoustic” delivers captivating melodies and heartfelt lyrics in songs that are equal parts soothing and enchanting.
go to album
I Used To Be Sad & Then I Forgot
by Mr. Alec Bowman_Clarke
Alec Bowman perfectly captures the dark soil under the pastoral world of British folk with this collection of melancholy originals.
go to album
Little By Little - LP
by Sodastream
Deeply-felt, folk-derived indiepop from Melbourne that balances lovely, quavering vocal melodies with twinkling acoustics.
go to album
