The Oedipus Project
Anti Atlas, the London electronic duo Ned Bigham and Chris Hufford, create sound landscapes with musicians from around the world.
Their latest EP Fractals features the vocals of Fred Lessore, as heard here on the song “Somewhere in the Trees”.
Jungle, is Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland.
This electronic soul duo out of London has created one on the most infectious songs of the year.
“Back on 74” also has a very clever interactive video where you can download free posters from the video itself like the 2 below.
Secure from the Jungle website.
How could we not love an artist named Bad With Phones.
This London-based musician, known as Manny to his friends, gets some additional vocal help from Carina on his latest song “Ghost”.
The London art-rock quartet Dry Cleaning debut in April with the album New Long Leg.
Love the name and the music.
For a taste listen to “Scratchcard Lanyard” and “Strong Feelings”.
“Scratchcard Lanyard”
“Strong Feelings”
Arlo Parks, a 19-year old Londoner, dropped a new single Eugene where she explores complicated feelings and ambiguous relationships in her hazy indie pop R&B style.
Eugene
Cheap Cuts, the London electronic duo (Jonny Harris and Jack Leonard) team up with Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy for their debut single Check Your Phone.
Are we all addicted?
Check Your Phone
Petrol Girls, the dynamic feminist punk band from London, pulls no punches.
Here are 2 songs from their 2nd album Cut & Stitch.
The Sound
The voice of London-based singer and pianist Freya Ridings will dazzle you.
Ultraviolet, from her forthcoming debut album.
Ultraviolet
I’m off to wander Japan, so today’s artist is avant-garde Hatis Noit.
She hails from Hokkaido but now lives in London.
Her name from Japanese folklore means the stem of a lotus flower, connecting the living world of the flower and the spirit world of the root.
On her new EP, Illogical Dance, she collaborated with electronic duo Matmos.
Illogical Lullaby
I’ve been hypnotized of late by the song Baby Luv by Nilüfer Yanya.
Trusting that this 22-year old Londoner will continue to enthrall.
Perera Elsewhere is the stage name of Sasha Perera.
Her 2nd album, All of This, features the intriguingly experimental Something’s Up, a perfect introduction to this London-born Berlin-based singer.
Something’s Up
Kula Shaker, the London quartet fronted by Crispian Mills, were prominent in the late 90s.
They disbanded in 1999 and have been on and off since 2004.
Their debut album K reached No. 1 on the U.K. charts in 1996.
K 2.0 was released earlier this year with the song
“Let Love Be (With U)”
