Sniffing out the best new music
Basel based producer Audio Dope is no stranger to The Sound Sniffer of late. His productions rarely fall short of the mark, he returns with a powerfully relevant construction titled 'Meteor'. This single features some superb little vocal samples that are so relevant to us in theme as we continue to obey lockdown. The song... Continue Reading →
This sounds like a song I have been listening to for decades - it has that totally familiar feel to it. Khruangbin are just the business really and pretty much nail it every time. You and I is just the type of uplifting tune we need whilst barricaded in our homes! It has been a... Continue Reading →
Ah yes, I hadn't intended on writing up a new tune review this weekend. Over the last couple of days I started writing a few short stories for the first time. I never really sat down and just bashed out stories from my head before so it has been an interesting experience so far. Today... Continue Reading →
The music of 'Our Fathers' is one of my proudest discoveries from the first year of running The Sound Sniffer. At that time, I had no real way of finding truly fresh tunes and was actually writing reviews based of Spotify curated playlists and my own Release Radar. Platforms like Spotify and Amazon are predominantly... Continue Reading →
I have featured the music of Ollie Chanin lots on the site in recent months. The man has copious amounts of talent to burn. I won't get sick of listening to his unique song structures anytime soon. I had the chance to sit down and chat with him about all things music a couple of... Continue Reading →
Miller Blue is one of the thousands of musicians inspired by a combination of James Blake and Frank Ocean. I was dumbfounded when sent his tune 'Marigold' by Scottish songwriter Neev a couple of weeks ago. Once again, I managed to miss another emerging artist who strikes all the right notes. Marigold quickly became an... Continue Reading →
As the rain trickles down above London over the last few days, the whole dynamic of this lockdown has changed a little bit. Before, it was a refreshing sunshine riddled daily walk around the nearby lakes. This experience has been replaced by an ominous stare out the water ridden window pane. It's hard not to... Continue Reading →
Happy Monday everyone. It feels like years since we were allowed out of the house. This is the perfect time to change old habits and take up those passion projects that real-life commitments infringed on. What I have found out recently is that I enjoy walking, I don't enjoy running and that going to the... Continue Reading →
DAAY are a new outfit formed in 2019 by Alex Barty-King. They have just released their debut single 'Mama' - it is top notch. A good song usually catches some sort of a hold on me after 20/25 seconds. I am a fiend for all things quirky and unique, this one fit the bill. After... Continue Reading →
My second Margate, Kent based review of the year comes from the quirky Conrad Deadly. Conrad follows Fat White Family's, Dan Lyons, onto the site representing the small scenic seaside town. This is Deadly's debut single titled 'Sally Lives in my Girls Yard' and it ripples away nicely in a rugged and catchy manner. The... Continue Reading →
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