Posts by Joseph Lo

UK based composer and pianist Joe Alexander Shepherd shares his new single “We Rise,” written for the short video, simply titled Italia, by Italian filmmaker Oliver Astrologo. Listen & Share “We Rise” Here:   The project was intended to make a positive out of the awful Coronavirus disease that is affecting the country and the world by showing…

Seattle musician SYML aka Brian Fennell, like many in the arts community, was forced to cut his North American tour with Dermot Kennedy short due to the terrible COVID-19 pandemic. Seeing first-hand the effect that canceled events has had on every part of the music industry, he decided to release a three-song live session on Bandcamp with all proceeds being…

St. South hints at optimism through heartbreak with her latest self-produced track “If It’s Not You (Feat. N.Y.C.K.).” While previously released song “Does Your Brain Ever Get This Loud?” is sprinkled with chillwave fuzz and a warm layered sample of her voice, “If It’s Not You” ups the tempo, despite the fact it was written…

Internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Joshua Radin has announced his “Songwriter Circle” spring tour, which launches May 27th in Bethlehem, PA. Featuring fellow singer-songwriters Son Little and Nicki Bluhm, audiences will experience an intimate evening of acoustic sets in a storytelling-in-the-round setting. Tickets will go on-sale this Friday, March 13th at www.joshuaradin.com. Radin has spent the past…

On Friday, Aunty Social (real name Daniela Gitto) shared her debut EP, The Day My Brain Broke. The EP from the Toronto bedroom pop artist documents a period of isolation and evolution as she worked her way out of a destructive lifestyle. “Each song represents something that affected me during my upbringing and during this journey into a toxic lifestyle,”…

In January, Seattle-based artist and producer SYML aka Brian Fennell shared his heartbreaking track, “Flags,” a song born from watching a loved one’s battle with Cancer. Fennell says, “I started playing ‘Flags’ on tour to cope with the loss of my friend. It’s been therapeutic and gutting. It’s not uncommon for people to come up to me after each show…

Rising Brighton based quartet Kudu Blue return with another gem of a song, “When The Night Is Over.” Taken from their new EP Healthy, out April 3 on Nettwerk Records, the song is a tasteful nod towards 90’s garage music, reminding us of those hazy times at the end of a night out, as the dawn…

  Vancouver-based alternative singer-songwriter Jon Bryant announces new EP Half Bad, releasing on April 17 via Nettwerk Records. His latest single “Bad Happens,” is about “accepting the inevitable pain of a breakup and moving on without anger and bitterness,” says Jon Bryant. “It’s a tough pill to swallow and took time to get there. Not all…

  On April 3, singer-songwriter Stu Larsen will release his most intimate album-to-date, Marigold (via Nettwerk Records).  The eleven tracks on Marigold speak to Larsen’s external and internal progression, bookended by first single “Whisky & Blankets (A Tu Lado)” and the final cut on the album, “Phone Call From My Lover.” In between Marigold and…

Nettwerk is excited to announce the signing of half Swedish, half Icelandic artist Freyr to its label roster.  Today, the singer/songwriter shares a new track called “I’m Sorry.” With a down-to-earth musical expression, Freyr finds something big in the minimalistic. He builds up fragile melodies that encircle both time and space. Listen To “I’m Sorry” Here: Freyr says, “‘I’m Sorry’ is…