
Clairo- ‘Immunity’ Album cover 2019
Clairo- Her debut album ‘Immunity’ came out this summer, it has a soft indie/rock vibe whilst still including a heavily electronic sound on some of the songs which I really like, and the lyrics seem really honest of her own struggles that come across relatable to many I think. My favourite songs are ‘Closer to you’ and ‘Bags’- would recommend.

Solange- ‘When I get home’ Album cover 2019
Solange- I really love Solange’s album released this year- ‘When I get home’, specifically the earthy sounds on ‘Binz’ (Fugees vibes) and ‘Stay Flow’.

Brockhampton- ‘Ginger’ Album cover 2019
Brockhampton- “The best band since One Direction”. The 2018 album “Iridescence” was not my favourite possibly due to the issues that occurred around the group with a member leaving due to several accusations. However, “Ginger”- released this year- represented these hardships that the group went through, its very mellow, reflective and almost sad. The lyrics are really powerful and emotional. I really like it, and also love the Slowthai collaboration on ‘Heaven belongs to you’.

Ama Lou- ‘Northside’ Video 2019
Ama Lou- The single “Northside” released last month is honestly my favourite song at the moment. Not only because its about North London (where I’m from!) but becuase of its 90’s Destiny child-esque sound. I also really like the video- its simple but fun (features ASAP Nast and Odd Futures Taco). I am really excited for when she releases the album just like the background chit chat states at the end of the video.

Donna Missal- “This Time’ Album cover 2018
Donna Missal- I discovered Donna Missal this year through one of those Vevo adverts on Youtube that introduces artists. My favourite songs from the 2018 album ‘This Time’ are ‘Keep Lying’ where she reveals her powerful raspy voice whilst repetitively announcing the title lyrics and ‘Driving’ which is a more late night chill vibe.

Celeste- ‘Strange’ Video 2019
Celeste- Makes me cry! I love her voice and soulful sound. She gained more popularity this year with ‘Strange’. She is incredible live- the quiet pauses in her melody as well as her lyrics create a really special atmosphere and increase the likelihood of me crying.

Mattiel- NME Magazine
Mattiel- She gained attention after Playing at Glastonbury this year with Mark Ronson, I love Mattiel’s 60’s rock & roll vibe. My favourite songs from the 2019 ‘Satis Factory’ album are ‘Keep the change’ and ‘Je ne me connais pas’- I Love the video, she’s super creative and modern whilst keeping a retro sound.