Author: Pete Samson

Allegra’s brand new drop, ‘Used To Miss You’ is an anthem of sass
September 2, 2021 No Responses

Allegra’s brand new drop, ‘Used To Miss You’ is an anthem of sass

You know Allegra, right? Tik Tok’s certainly smitten, if the 10million-odd views of her last hit ‘All About Us’ are anything to go by. Oh, and it looks like dance music legend R3HAB is rather taken too, if his form-breaking...
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aliensdontringdoorbells set to make a triumphant return this summer
August 23, 2021 No Responses

aliensdontringdoorbells set to make a triumphant return this summer

Everyone’s favourite lads, aliensdontringdoorbells are set to make a triumphant return this summer, with festival appearances lined up and in honour of live music making its return. CamperCalling Festival is in the works, and it’s set to be a brilliant...
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D:Ream’s return: a mature kind of house music
August 11, 2021 No Responses

D:Ream’s return: a mature kind of house music

A band who are making a comeback in the world of digital music yet forgoing streaming services sounds like a recipe for disaster, right? But the triumph of D:Ream means that first album in fourteen years, OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS,...
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Dynamyte’s ‘Show Me You’ set to get the remix treatment
August 10, 2021 No Responses

Dynamyte’s ‘Show Me You’ set to get the remix treatment

We all know (and love) the R&B-pop star DYNAMYTE’s chops on the phenomenal ‘Show Me You’. It’s a passionate song about the need for authenticity in a world of algorithms and social media stats. Now, though, the retro pop sounds...
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New York-based singer-songwriter Leo Sawkin embarks on his brand new folk-rock solo project
August 5, 2021 No Responses

New York-based singer-songwriter Leo Sawkin embarks on his brand new folk-rock solo project

The front-man of the New York City indie band The Chordaes, Leo Sawkin, dives straight into the river of nostalgia with his debut solo project. With his new single and music video “Row Me Away”, Leo infuses elements of 90’s...
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Cassa Jackson releases the ‘epic pop smash’, ‘Learning How To Love’
July 22, 2021 No Responses

Cassa Jackson releases the ‘epic pop smash’, ‘Learning How To Love’

Love; the emotion that drives us all, whether we admit it or not. The newest offering by London-based singer/songwriter Cassa Jackson reflects on the development of young love with an epic pop smash ‘Learning How To Love’.  Supporting the hypo...
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Pride ain’t over… Here’s Piera’s ‘Love Is Meant For You’
July 22, 2021 No Responses

Pride ain’t over… Here’s Piera’s ‘Love Is Meant For You’

Now, we don’t know about you, but here at Original Rock it’s Pride all year round. That’s why we’re still yelling from the rooftops about the latest single from LGBTQ+ activist and musician, Piera van de Wiel, ‘Love Is Meant...
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Ziggy Alberts set to take you on a lyrical journey with ‘circus’
July 8, 2021 No Responses

Ziggy Alberts set to take you on a lyrical journey with ‘circus’

In his most candid self, Alberts pours his heart into the lyrics of ‘circus’, making it one of his most personal yet universally relatable tracks appearing on his latest album, ‘searching for freedom’. In this piano and guitar lead trac...
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She’s your drum teacher, your vocal coach and your best friend: DYNAMYTE releases ‘Show Me You’ in a bid for authenticity on social media
July 6, 2021 No Responses

She’s your drum teacher, your vocal coach and your best friend: DYNAMYTE releases ‘Show Me You’ in a bid for authenticity on social media

She’s your drum teacher, your vocal coach and your best friend. DYNAMYTE has released ‘Show Me You’ in a bid for authenticity on social media. In a retro-pop style reminiscent of Amy Winehouse with lyrics as biting and snarky as...
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“If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution”: the irrepressible spirit of D:Ream returns
July 1, 2021 No Responses

“If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution”: the irrepressible spirit of D:Ream returns

Wind your clocks back to the 90s, and the music of D:Ream was inescapable. Soundtracking some of the darkest moments in the UK’s history, D:Ream were always there to remind us that ‘Things Can Only Get Better’ – and sometimes,...
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