Keep Walking Music

A West London native, Ellie Morgan spent her gap year tending bar in W12’s Bush Hall, watching and admiring the artists performing and passing through. Though never

Amongst a bunch of people under a bare night sky, bonding over the fact that they were the only ones more focused on the sky above than

Spiny Norman is a brand new foursome from The Netherlands, that goes against the grain to separate the wheat from the chaff! It consists of Ike and

After taking a hiatus from a decade of non-stop touring, Peter Katz returns with material from his highly anticipated new album, City of Our Lives. When it comes to writing

Produced by Rick Parker (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Scott Weiland), Seven is a single from In Retrograde, the debut album from New York and LA based band,

Antonia Radulescu, as an independent artist, at 15 years old, released her first song, called “Nobody”, written and composed by her, on April 24, 2020 on all

Babbling April has always been a DIY affair, producing the kind of fresh and warmly emotive rock that can hop genres, be quiet or loud, yet always

“Slipping Away” is the New Zealand quintet’s LEISURE first single from their upcoming EP, Side A, later this year. The track is based around a guitar riff,

A remarkable new voice has emerged. Growing up in a small town in North Wales, Nia Wyn found solace in old blues and soul records she found

Songwriter turned accidental frontman Peter Drucker has developed a style that loosely threads the line between an out-of-phase Kanye blended with “Montana” era John Mayer. He creates melodies with

“I wrote this with Rez (1/2 of Timeflies), Flavia, and my best friend Maty Noyes. The inspiration initially came from a very tough to take breakup that

Izra says on the track, “”The Hollywood Kids’ is purely nostalgia. It romanticizes the past, in the delusional but unconditional way you love something you once had.”

Man of Chaos is the highly addictive, devilish first single off Nashville’s favorite psych rock band Flight Attendant, produced by Grammy Winner Charles Yingling. You never really