New York genre-bender Deja Dead, the creative moniker of Max Miller, is set to invade Scotland with a groundbreaking event slated for March 2026. Titled “An Evening in the Dead Zone,” the immersive spectacle will unfold at the Glasgow Film Theatre on Monday, March 23, presenting a pioneering first look at Miller’s hotly-anticipated audiovisual album,…
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On February 20, 2026, Judith Owen will release her latest single, “That’s Why I Love My Baby,” signaling the beginning of a new era following the worldwide acclaim of Come On And Get It. The song arrives as a preview of Owen’s next full-length project, set for release this spring. This new track brings listeners…
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Gary Marks’s records have long been the stuff of legend among vinyl lovers, prized for their introspective songwriting and the extraordinary musicianship of collaborators like John Scofield and Paul McCandless. After being out of the industry spotlight for decades, Marks is now ready to share his fresh, unflinching voice with the world again with his…
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Not every classical musician manages to cross over into mainstream culture—but YJL, with degrees from Juilliard and the Conservatoire de Paris, is doing just that. Melding cinematic cello with K-pop beats, she is launching a slate of brand-new tracks and music videos, all self-produced and composed. Her eight completed tracks span emotions and styles, drawing…
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With “Glimpse”, out January 26, 2026, Ally McKenzie—operating as Artillery Saints—delivers an intelligent and sophisticated meditation on our world’s turbulence and possibilities. Written, performed, and produced in solitude, McKenzie’s approach offers not only rich musical variety but also thoughtful lyricism and inventive composition. Listeners familiar with the sophistication of Brian Eno, John Foxx, or Roxy…
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Step through the looking glass with Artillery Saints, the brainchild of Scottish artist Ally McKenzie, as he invites us to witness what might have been—and what could still become. With the upcoming album “Glimpse,” set to arrive January 26, 2026, McKenzie conjures parallel worlds layered with fractured histories, twisted pop, and surreal storytelling. The curtain…
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Charles Searle’s The Hooded Man stands as a remarkable entry in the historical thriller genre, seamlessly fusing meticulous research with page-turning suspense. Debuting in October 2025, this novel vividly transports readers to 1937 France, where the creeping menace of political extremism threatens to engulf the Republic. Searle’s protagonist, Antoine Martinet, is compellingly drawn—a war hero…
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In the esteemed tradition of British television, emerging talent like Francesca Fullilove offers viewers a renewal of classic storytelling artistry. Her recurring presence on the TV Times Awards shortlist for Favourite Young Actor (Under 18) bears witness to a fresh generation upholding the high standards of BBC drama. At just twelve, Francesca approaches her role…
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Step into a world where every scene crackles with energy, and you’ll find Francesca Fullilove at its centre. Bursting onto Call the Midwife while barely into adolescence. Her wit and warmth won over not just her castmates but audiences across the UK, earning her repeat recognition at the TV Times Awards—and trust us, it’s deserved.…
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You’ll hear nothing less than world-class musicianship on R2ViolinCello’s Mission Impossible EP. Watkins’ violin sings with the experience of global tours and blockbuster soundtracks, while Calvert’s cello grounds each arrangement with elegance and passion. Their technical precision is matched by bold creativity as they reimagine classic scores for today’s audiences, making this duo among the…
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Few duos can claim the pedigree and innovative spark of R2ViolinCello. Combining world-class orchestral experience with electronic flair, their new EP Mission Impossible positions them at the very vanguard of classical crossover. If you haven’t heard Rhys Watkins and Rowena Calvert yet, this is the time. Their bold, inventive arrangements are catching the ear of…
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With “War Boys,” Michal Gutman carves yet another jagged notch in her growing legacy as one of indie music’s finest risk-takers. This single, the second in her ambitious new project spanning 2025 and 2026, is both a testament to the times and a brilliant sonic invention. From the opening churn of Gutman’s bass, the track…
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