wellnessfitproDea Matrona are a band that keep themselves on the move. From busking in the streets of Belfast to hitting some of Europe’s biggest festival stages, Mollie McGinn and Orláith…
wellnessfitproA lacuna is a gap, a missing piece, but there is nothing missing here. These are seventeen songs from a band in its 46th year who still sound like they…
wellnessfitproAhead of a national tour and after the release of two albums – their debut, self-titled album in 2024 quickly followed by ‘Negative Energy’ in 2025 (reviewed by me here),…
wellnessfitproSouth Shields indie outfit The Oldman Sound have released Fair-weather, a three-track EP that brings together bright, jangling guitar pop, bittersweet songwriting and a distinctly offbeat take on the love…
wellnessfitproTroye Sivan has fallen in love with a man he hasn’t met yet, and he’s made a rather lovely song about it. ‘FF’, the new single accompanying his fourth studio…
wellnessfitproThose of us who have followed Lasca Dry from her earliest days know her for a particular kind of joy. Think of the day-glo hyperactivity of ‘Pretty Face‘, the dazzling…
wellnessfitproTroye Sivan is back with Party, the second track from his forthcoming album She’s The Best, which is out 9th October. If the first two tracks are anything to go…
wellnessfitproFreya Skye has released her hotly anticipated new single bad taste, adding another chapter to what has been a brilliant year for the fast rising pop star. The track first…
wellnessfitproEvery 14 February runs on the same fuel: cheap wine, expensive expectations, and a stiff upper lip bracing for whatever the night decides to hand out. The enigmatic chanteuse Tanya-Lee…
wellnessfitproLambrini Girls are not a band that pulls their punches, and on their second album, No Refunds, the Brighton duo are set to make their most urgent statement so far.…
