A spike of atmospheric grungy, garage rock.

From the off on ‘Did I Play Games’ guitar chords arc like solar flares punctuated by quiet passages of floating-in-space vocals. 

The single ‘Did I Play Games’ is taken of the debut album Monsters & Heroes released January 28th 2022.

Monsters & Heroes

Did I Play Games

Swimming Pool

Invisible Wall

'Spectrum' by SAER is an emotive Indie Electropop-Rock single, paying homage to the world of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Stemming from SAER's personal experiences and his background in special education, the song is a poignant narrative reflecting both challenges and triumphs associated with ASD.

The track combines indie rock-pop and electropop elements, creating a mid-tempo blend of synth and guitar that echoes the emotional spectrum of ASD. SAER's compelling guitar riffs and melodious vocals paint a picture of understanding and empathy. The song is not just a musical piece but a journey into the heart of ASD experiences.

Accompanying the song is a video directed by Paul Griffin, whose ASD perspective adds depth. The video, using AI technology, translates SAER's performance into a visual exploration of the ASD community, set against a synth-wave, cyberpunk backdrop.

'Spectrum' stands out as a testament to SAER's artistic versatility and dedication to meaningful themes. This track, available on all major music platforms, is an invitation to experience and understand the nuances of ASD through the lens of music.

Tags: #IndieRock #Electropop #AutismAwareness #SAER #NewMusic #PowerBallad #IndieMusic #SpectrumSingle

Spectrum

The first single from Good Habits' "Quarter-Life" Album.
Featuring the amazing Kate Griffin from Mishra on Banjo and vocals.

As the cool bass cello riff took center stage in this track, its dynamic vibe seamlessly paired with Kate's vocals. This combination captures the essence and meaning of the song. 'Sunday' is all about embracing moments of respite without guilt—an anthem against burnout. The synergy between the lively bass and Kate's stylings on both regular banjo and cello banjo adds a new color to Bonnie’s performance that itself musically represents taking time and standing up for yourself.

Sunday - Good Habits Ft. Kate Griffin

Headed North

Hurt Somebody

RTE Radio1 Folk Award nominee (Best Emerging Artist category 2022), Ciara O’Neill releases new track ‘Woman’ the first single taken from her upcoming EP of the same name following the release of the celebrated ‘La Lune’ and ‘Le Soleil’ singles.
Ciara says: “Woman is an exploration of the beauty and complexities of being a Woman in modern society. Looking at myself, my own female relatives and those Women in history who have lived lives in the shadows, it’s about having a desire for more, not feeling the need to conform to expectations placed on us, and allowing ourselves to be visible and speak our truths.”

Woman

Bloodline (Marla Kether Remix)

Lay Down Your Arms

Written in Spring 2023, Sold on a Rhyme is a song about the idea that we grow up force-fed a dream (successful career, big house, family) that has become increasingly harder to achieve. 

Musically it's inspired by Stevie Wonder's Master Blaster, Walking on the Moon and London Calling, with Cable Street Collective's trademark African guitars and big bass lines.

Sold on a Rhyme

Following a string of underground hits, Circle Red (never ones to stand still or experiment) return with a mood study reflective of their 
time amongst the streets and rehearsal rooms of Bristol.

With echoes of Massive Attack, Morcheeba and Portishead this
delivers a deep. dark bass punctuated by a crisp snare and a sultry, almost electrifying vocal that sets the soul on fire. One for those lazy, hazy summer nights as you pull your partner close and hold on forever.

Mesmeric!

By Your Side

By Your Side by Circle Red

New single We Woke The Monster out on 21st April! The video is out now 
https://youtu.be/dZhaUGTckmc

From Berlin now Bristol based unflinching, atmospheric noise pop and art psych rock with the urban ennui of Nico and the noise of Sonic Youth.

Praise for the debut album Monsters & Heroes:

"Annette Berlin’s Bristol quartet Shoun Shoun release an arresting debut album filled with lo-fi lockdown anxiety and raucous tales of bad behaviour." Louder Than War

"It is rare to successfully capture raw creativity and make it sound good" Music News Monthly

"The range on show has no limits for this quartet... This is an album that tilts on the pinpoint of intrigue and innovation, providing mystery in the direction they may take, a new layer is introduced and the sound diverts in an instant to begin the journey again... the perfect breeding ground for a new immense sound" Noizze

"unpredictably surreal and profound with a garage and post-punk feel ... They have combined a vast array of influences to create the exciting and unpredictable journey that is ‘Monster & Heroes’." John's Music Hub
"Album of the week!" Cool Strings Radio

Did I Play Games

Shoun Shoun ('shoon-shoon')

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