Another five events were held at the venue last week. Monday is a day for re-fuelling, re-charging and re-discovering the music that makes me smile. I'm physically exhausted from organising weddings here but this summer rush was predicted and thankfully it's passing by at a rapid pace. Things settle down again in October but until... Continue Reading →
Taking a turn today from the upbeat, feel good bangers I’ve been shooting your way, I’m going to recommend one for the more sombre moments, the endings and the days where you just want to drive in the rain for a few hours (as I have done many, many times when feeling a bit overdramatic).... Continue Reading →
Leo Appleyard, aka Urchin, has been on The Sound Sniffer's radar for a couple of years now. He is one of London's finest producers in my book and it's always a pleasure taking in new music from him. About a week ago I was made aware of a new single due for release and was... Continue Reading →
I've been living in London for just over five years now and have seen lots and lots of creative things ranging from street art to bold architecture. I mean, this city is unrivalled as a place for creatives to flourish isn't it? When it comes to music though, I haven't quite seen anything like London... Continue Reading →
Do you know that feeling when you find a band you may just adore straight off the bat? Well, that's exactly what has happened here. I was passed along Bokito's new single okok earlier today. I clicked play, only to be met by a chirpy, vibrant and infectious tune that has commanded several more plays... Continue Reading →
Mungo is a student studying audio engineering, by day - A barnstorming electronic producer, by night. Yesterday, I was scrolling through my localized London submissions on a new platform aimed at promoting new music called Muso Soup. I stumbled upon the outstanding EP from this young lad. I have to admit, I like using this... Continue Reading →
Written by Niamh Katherine Downes The trademark effect of Joy Crookes’ music for me is that it transports me to a fairly small and completely empty room, where the lady herself is stood, singing directly on front of me and looking firmly into my eyes while she does it. Joy Crookes is never one to... Continue Reading →
Today marks the release of the Brudini's fourth single 'Radiant Man', taken from his upcoming album. The debut full feature, 'From Darkness, Light', will be released to the world on May 15th. 'Brudini' is the stage name of Dalston based Norwegian songwriter Erik Brudvik. Anyone who has been floating around London's inner bohemian art and... Continue Reading →
