Adam Lanceley - Those Rose Tinted Days
'Those Rose Tinted Days' is a driving indie-number with a positive vibe that lifts it up, creating a strong indie feel to the piece. (6.5/10)
Chromatone - Fever
With a funky seventies vibe, 'Fever' boasts a catchy chorus and a great electro-synth vibe. Great. (7/10)
The Everly Pregnant Brothers - Chip Pan
There's a bit of a karaoke feel to this record that makes it less appealing but in terms of witty lyrics and a retro throwback it's hard not to laugh and enjoy the parody of Kings of Leon. (6/10)
Fancy Cars - Set Me On Fire
'Set Me On Fire' is a soaring indie-club number that builds up and avoids some of the expected tropes as it gets a little more dance-focussed. (6/10)
Hayley McKay - Unspoken
McKay boasts some great vocal chords and when combined with this touching, well written stripped back pop ballad it shines. (7/10)
The Imagineers - Utopian Dreams (Radio Edit)
There's a bit of a Muse feel to this dark sounding record, before it gets into more of a sixties-indie feel. Great and different. (6.5/10)
Janet Devlin & Jason Nevins - Outernet Song (Remix)
Here is a great bouncy remix of one of our favourite songs of the year, keeping the message whilst adding a more club-friendly feeling. (7.5/10)
The Lancashire Hotpots - Hotpot Funk (Don't Forget The Red Sauce)
We don't really need another Uptown Funk parody, especially one year on, but the Hotpots have recorded a cracking little parody, and though the music is more karaoke backing track than their usual offerings this is very funny and even boasts a sing-a-long section. (7/10)
Steve Aoki & Louis Tomlinson - Just Hold On
It's perhaps a little generic but there's something upbeat and likeable about the record that keeps you listening. A good one for the clubs. (6/10)
Tony Shaw - Take Me Away (Karrades Club Mix)
'Take Me Away', in its remix form, is a catchy, fast club track that grows with each listen. Well worth a punt. (6/10)
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