Billy Idol – Dancing With Myself (1981)
Dancing With Myself was originally released in October 1980 by Gen X (previously Generation X) a British punk rock band, where it reached number 62 on the UK Singles Chart.
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Adam and the Ants – Zerox (1979)
Zerox was Adam and the Ants’ second single, released on 6th July 1979 via Do It Records, with Whip In My Valise on the B-side.
Read moreThe Clash – Tommy Gun (1978)
Tommy Gun was the first single from the second album Give ‘Em Enough Rope by English punk rock Band The Clash.
Read moreJuan Alonso – En el Lago
The singer-songwriter Juan Alonso has revealed a live video of his first solo song, an acoustic version of En el Lago.
Read moreLa Amenaza Constante – Perder El Tiempo
Perder El Tiempo is the second video by the Basque Country shoegaze band from Donostia La Amenaza Constante.
Read moreBand of Horses – Acoustic At The Ryman Vol II
Band of Horses acoustic record at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee in April 2013 is the second live recording of the band from Seattle.
Read moreCarla Geneve – Hertz
Carla Geneve, a singer-songwriter from Perth, Australia released her second album Hertz on October 27, 2023.
Read morePaz Aguado – Hombre Agua
Paz Aguado publishes the live video of Hombre Agua. Aguado is a singer-songwriter and illustrator from Formentera (Balearic Islands, Spain).
Read moreAURORA – The Conflict Of The Mind
AURORA released the video for her second single this year, The Conflict Of The Mind, following Your Blood in November.
Read moreHappy Mondays – Kinky Afro (1990)
On the 8th of October 1990, Happy Mondays released Kinky Afro, the second single from their third album Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches.
Read moreAndy, Juppe has your lighter
Singer-songwriter Juppe released the video for Andy, I Have Your Lighter, his latest single, an indie pop-style song quite unusual considering his discography.
Read moreSarah Jarosz – When The Lights Go Out
When The Lights Go Out is a beautiful song by the American country singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz, taken from her last album Polaroid Lovers.
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