First Listen (Single Premieres)

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    First Listen: Pacific – Clarity

    The new track from Pacific titled 'Clarity' definitely shows the massive evolution into the realms of originality that the band has culminated to. I say this because I have followed the band for coming...

    First Listen: Manorlady – Slow Coast

    It's no surprise to me that Manorlady is a band that is also a family. It shows in their music. And, their new track in this Jammerzine Exclusive premiere is yet another example of...

    First Listen: Shallow Side – Sound the Alarm

    Shallow Side and Thermal Entertainment have joined forces for the band's new album Saints & Sinners set to be released on Friday, March 29th. It will be the band's first full-length release. Pre-order bundles...

    First Listen: Noble Jacks – Rely On Love

    Noble Jacks give a stellar performance in the studio with a foot-stomping raucously hook-filled track in the form of 'Rely On Love'. The dynamics of Noble Jacks really shine in the track with the tightness...

    First Listen: DJ Scratch and Sniff – Disco-Nect

    The Scratch and Sniff 'Cookie DJs' create live-mixed improvisational dance music firmly rooted in Disco grooves and sprinkled with classic Bhangra, Electro, and Reggae sound – all while baking small batches of gourmet vegan...

    First Listen: Jasper’s Riddle – The River

    Jasper’s Riddle’s journey to music is something even Hollywood would balk at. After beginning his studies to become a brain surgeon, he switched to his current vocation, that of heart surgeon…all the while continuing...

    First Listen: Kwaku – 24/7 (Feat. Late Boomers Club)

    After featuring on Spotify’s Fresh Finds, Boston based R&B singer-songwriter Kwaku returns with his masterful single ‘24/7’ March 8th, featuring Late Boomers Club. Born in Newton, Massachusetts, Kwaku spent the majority of his childhood moving...

    First Listen: From Carbon – Petty Tom

    From Carbon are an Indie band from Manchester, England. Formed 5 years ago, the band has developed a creative sound and a great live reputation. They released their debut album 'Wealth' in 2014 to critical...

    First Listen: SPC ECO – The Heart And Soul

    Such a beautiful and moving song, that both captivates the heart with such eloquent vocals and soothes the soul with mindfully drifting music, comes along once in a great while. With a never-may-care approach...

    First Listen: Walden – Axioms

    Walden is a band that sounds like they have been around a lot longer than they actually have been. They know how to construct a song from beginning to end and make it not only...
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    First Listen: sobhhï – Facts Up

    sobhhï delves into the realm of dual language songwriting with his English/Arabic spin on the R&B with his new future classic titled 'Facts Up'. The track is a stylistic original piece that delves in subtle...

    First Listen: Callow Youth – Did It Really Matter

    Callow Youth punch pop in the mouth and give it that aggressive swagger it so desperately needs with their hyperactive yet poppy track titled 'Did It Really Matter'. This is one of those songs...

    First Listen: Josh Parkinson – Alternate

    Josh Parkinson drops the bass in house with his new dance track titled 'Alternate'. The track is a continuous hook collective designed to pounce the ears and soothe the rhythm in any club and...

    First Listen: Threatmantics – First Thing

    Giving an almost jazz-like freeform structure with a Doors-era kick, Threatmantic give a solid track in the form of their new single titled 'First Thing', off of their upcoming album 'Shadow On Your Heart'. Threatmantics...

    First Listen: Vile Assembly – Division of Labour

    In true revolutionary fashion with all the decadence that entails, Vile Assembly have returned triumphantly with a new track titled 'Division of Labour'. We live in a divisive time. In a land of bitter...

    First Listen: Fugitive Orchestra – Tomahawk Caress

    That perfect blend of electronica, funk, groove, and sheer originality, Fugitive Orchestra give a song in the form of 'Tomahawk Caress',  rife with sonic bliss and aural audacity designed to permeate the senses and...

    First Listen: Brim Liski – A Different View

    I'm already extremely familiar with the work of Ryan Policky. Not only is he in Brim Liski, but he is also in A Shoreline Dream. And now we get a new glimpse of his...

    First Listen: Jake & The Jellyfish – Reading List

    Leeds, UK punk/folk rock band Jake and The Jellyfish really hit the ground running with their new track and video for 'Reading List', from their album 'Long In Winters'. Starting off with a killer...

    First Listen: Mono – Meet Us Where the Night Ends

    With a dissonant jar to the senses in the style of a slow musical burn, Japan's own MONO have achieved the imaginative yet disturbing opus that is their new track titled 'Meet Us Where...

    First Listen: Paris Street Rebels – I Don’t Wanna Die Young / Freakshow

    Willed into existence in the year 2017, Paris Street Rebels take the best parts of the transatlantic Punk explosion of the 1970s and combine it with towering melodies and 21st-century working class outrage. The 4...

    First Listen: Pas Musique – A Finnish Bedtime Story/Electronic Brain

    Thumpingly experimental with plenty of sonic twists and turns, today we offer two new tracks from the electro-wizards known as Pas Musique. I'll start this review off with something I heard one of my favorite...

    First Listen: Auld – Need Her Still

    In true form of vintage artists such as The Church, U2, and The National, Auld has clearly found their voice in the new music scene. A bittersweet combination of soulful hooks and weathered vocals,...

    First Listen: Vrillon – Wizard

    With solid vocals and a smooth songwriting style, the UK's own Vrillon really capture that special essence that, not only makes a song tolerable but memorable. Think the harmonies of School of Fish and...

    First listen: Yossarian – Exit Universe

    Both beautiful and somber in all the right places with a solid mix of electronica, pop, originality, and experience, Yossarian's new track titled 'Exit Universe', is a solid, continuous hook with an almost cinematic ambiance...

    First Listen: Guide Dog – Dead Beat

    One would never have guessed that 'Dead Beat', the new single from the UK's own Guide Dog, is a love song. But it is! A hyperactive super-succulent rendition of a love song with an...