Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Feature: Jemma Johnson (15/10/13)

Jemma Johnson

Jemma is an unsigned artist from Leeds. She's been uploading videos on YouTube since the start of 2010 and is now in the process of sorting her new EP! Jemma has also had the opportunity to write music for a short film recently, which can be found on her FB page.





General Questions... 

1. How old were you when you first started getting involved in music and how? 
I was around 15 years old when I started getting into music seriously. I remember writing three songs in one night after listening to 'Love Story' by Taylor Swift and after that I began gigging and playing at local open mic nights. A couple of years after that, I started uploading covers to my YouTube channel and now I'm finally recording my first official EP!

2. What was the most inspiring gig/concert/festival you've been to? 
I went to Kina Grannis about a year ago and it was honestly better than any other show I've been to, including all the major atists I've seen. She's so inspiring to me because she's proven that you can be succesful without the help of a record label.
I remember one song in particular where she put her microphone to one side and played a song completely acoustic out into the audience. It was so intimate and reminded me what music's really about.

3. What have you been listening to lately? 
I've been listening to Lorde, HAIM and John Mayer. It's been a great summer for my music collection because all my favourite artists are releasing new music!

3 Questions for Jemma...

1. If you could see anyone, dead or alive, who would you choose and why?
I think it would have to be Kina Grannis. She's an amaznig musician but she also comes across as a lovely, caring person, so it would be lovely to meet her.

2. What cover did you most enjoy recording and uploading? 
This is a tricky one... I think it's got to be 'Youth' by Daughter. I made my own percussion instruments for this one, which included using my owl ornament as one of the rhythm parts, it was really fun!

3. What songwriting process did you go through with 'Say No'? 
Normally, I write songs quite quickly but this one took me some time and I'm just about happy with it! The song is about accepting that there's still things I can't do. I realised that I've managed to accomplish a lot of my fears but it's the easier things I find the hardest to do, like saying no to work, friends, family etc.

Random Q from a Reader... 

What TV show do you wish was still shown? (from Jay)
I can't say I'm the biggest TV fan and all the shows I used to watch are all pretty much still on. Although, I watched Breaking Bad all the way through and I don't know what to do with myself now!

Any other things you'd like to share/say?
I'm working on my EP at the moment but for now, if you want to listen to 'Say No' you can download it for free! (in links section below)
If you want to hear more of my music or covers on YouTube then follow the links below!
Jemma :)

Reviews of 'Say No' by Jemma Johnson:

1. Tracy: 4/5 - I like the emotion and rawness.

2. Lailana: 3.5/5 - she's so chill yet she shows so much emotion! Lave it!

3. Francesca: 2.5/5 - nice voice, but I guess I prefer male vocals and guitar bit basic for me.



Jemma's Links: 
FB: https://www.facebook.com/JAJMusic‎
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JemmaJMusic
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/JemmaAJohnson

Check It Out! 

Chart: Summer - Frank Hamilton 

This hasn't been in the top 40 singles chart, but the Summer EP made it to #2 in the singer/songwriter album chart and also peaked at #27 in the main album chart. Frank Hamilton is known for his silly ideas, the track 'Summer' was came from one of these! It was Week 36 in his #OneSongAWeek project. 


Live Performance: Roots - Orla Gartland

'Roots' is the title track for her upcoming debut EP. She has released the music video for it, which has already reached over 25,000 views. Her debut EP is set to be released on 11th November, and she has just released dates for her headline tour in February next year. 


Cover: Summertime Sadness - Josh Record

'Summertime Sadness' originally by Lana Del Rey, released June 2012. It reached #4 in the UK Singles Chart. Josh Record's cover includes lots of harmonising vocals, making it a relaxing song to chill to with a hot chocolate on a cold day.  


Classic: Livin' On A Prayer - Bon Jovi

The number one sing-a-long song! 'Livin' On A Prayer' became Bon Jovi's signature song and made it to #1 in the UK Rock Chart and #4 in the UK Singles Chart. 'Livin' On A Prayer' was also voted #1 on the C4 music channel show 'U Choose 40' on the 80s Icons list. 


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Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Feature: Harry Seaton (01/10/13)

Intro: I'm Harry Seaton, a 16 year old singer/songwriter who's been kicking around for 6 years now. I started guitar when I was 7 and singing aged 10, a few months after starting to sing I started performing. It's all I've ever known really. I live for music (and a few other things). Three main aspects/things that stand out to me about my musical journey. The first is definitely being noticed by inspirational figures such as Lauren Aquilina, Ben Leftwich and JME to name a few. Another is being played on BBC Introducing after 2 years of trying! And last but by no means least, supporting Lauren Aquilina who I mentioned earlier. Ahh, is it too late to add in that my first single 'Wildfire' hit 12th in the singer/songwriter chart on iTunes?!
 
General Questions... 

1. How old were you when you started getting involved in music and how? 
I've always been invovled with music because of my musical Dad but I decided I wanted to pick up drums at first, thankfully that didn't work out and I started guitar instead which I much prefer but my first shows were open mic nights and supporting local bands with my Dad backing me. 

2. What was the first gig/concert/festival you went to?
I went to go and see Embrace in Thetford Forest not far from where I live, memorable night despite how long ago it was. 

3. What have you been listening to lately? 
Lately, Bon Iver, Still Parad, High Highs and On an On but balanced with Lewis Watson, Lauren Aquilina and Gabrielle Aplin.

3 Questions for Harry...

1. What artists/groups inspired you to get into music and why?
My Dad got me into music and is still my biggest musical inspiration, and after that it was just a case of discovering even more inspirational musicians and characters. My initial inspiration came from Johnny Cash, Jack Johnson and James Blunt. 

2. What process did you go through writing 'Summer Nights' and how did you build the idea for the music video? 
I'd heard people talk about finidng inspirational places to write certain types of music and wanted to try it as I wanted to write a summer song, so I took my guitar and pen and notepad to a lake and sat on the beach and wrote the song. I had an idea of throwing a beach party and planning out little things for the video then I thought, hang on, this song is about living your summer, making the most of it, I just anna film my summer with a few of my mates and put it together and call it a video, so that's exactly what I did! 

3. Who would be your ideal person to tour with and why? 
 There's many people I'd like to tour with but I think Lewis Watson woud be an amazing guy to tour with, we seem like pretty similar people. Lauren Aquilina also as now she's a good friend I think it'd just be a week full of laughter! 

Random Q from a Reader...

A TV Show you wish was still on air? (from Joe)
Probably the most popular answer to this question ever, Friends, love that show. 

Anything other things you'd like to share/say?! 
Thanks for reading my ramblings guys, if you want to get my debut E.P. 'Shadows' it'll be released on iTunes, December 7th, hard copies will be available a little bit later! Whether you've heard the old stuff and liked it or even disliked it I urge you to give my new E.P. a go, it's certainly different! 
Thanks, Harry xx

Reviews of 'Summer Nights' by Harry Seaton:

 1. Haytham: 5/5 - Unique and could listen all day.

 2. Lailana: 5.932/5 - Gahh it's on replay, his voice is silk. Aaaaand the vid was cute! It felt homemade but professional, ya know? L O V E D IT. 

 3. Tracy: 5/5 - fun video, upbeat, catchy tuuuune.
 
Harry Seaton's links: 
FB: https://www.facebook.com/harryseatonofficial
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/harryseatonmusic
Twitter: @harryseaton

Check It Out!

 Chart: The Wire - Haim

 'The Wire' is a song by American group, Haim. The song was released in the UK on 22nd September 2013 and is currently #17 in the UK Singles Chart. It's the fourth single from their debut album 'Days Are Gone'. 


Live Performance: Don't Say A Word - Ellie Goulding

This performance from Ellie of 'Don't Say A Word' was her opening song at iTunes Festival on 22nd September 2013. Her set was pretty insane... Good use of drums, vocals and dancing, this song represents her set well! (if you watch video on this page, skip to 1:48 :))
 

Cover: Try - Laura Mvula

'Try' originally by Pink was covered by Laura in the Live Lounge recently with a twist on instruments and a unique sound, Laura pushes this cover to her own sound, and it works very well! (skip to 0:17:))


Classic: Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

 Released as a single in early 1983 in the UK and later that summer in the US, it was the first release from the album and became Tyler's biggest career hit, reaching #1 in several countries. In a 2013 survey, the song came first in a list of most popular songs to sing in the shower... that makes it a classic tune? - YES! 


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Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Rewind #1 (17/09/13)

This week, we take a look back over our previously featured artists and see what they're doing now...

So, our first feature was Angus Powell, he's been quiet recently, but that's because he's been working new stuff and planning his next steps into the industry... So, keep a look out, he might pop up sometime soon!

Next up, Jamie Willetts. He's uploaded 10 covers since we featured him, and they're all worth a listen. Two that stand out are his harmonial cover of 'Burn' originally by Ellie Goulding and his cover of the controversial 'Wrecking Ball' by Miley Cyrus. He's also lining up some originals to upload soon, so stayed tuned on his YouTube/Facebook :)



Third this week we have April Keen. She's been performing as much as she can recently, and has been uploading videos on YouTube too. One was a cover of the chart topper 'Roar' by Katy Perry and the other was a cover of the classic 'White Blank Page' by Mumford & Sons. She's also working on more originals, so again keep your ears tuned for those :) 


 The next feature was Daniel Robinson, and he's done quite a bit since we featured him! His single 'Pillows' has made it onto iTunes, alongside a new EP. He's also uploaded some new covers and an original onto YouTube, whilst building his fan base even more and releasing promo wristbands (that come with a free flyer). 


Our penultimate feature is Haytham Whitear. He's been back to sixth form, I'm sure he's hoping to post more YouTube videos soon, but for now go check out the session he did with us on YouTube! 


Last up, we have Maddy Storm. It was only two weeks since we uploaded her feature, so to be fair we haven't given her much chance to do much! So, go check out her most recent videos, a cover of 'Right Here' by Rudimental featuring Foxes, and an original called 'Looking For'. Enjoy! 

Right Here (cover) - Maddy Storm (link)

 

Check It Out!

Chart: Counting Stars - OneRepublic

It's be 4 years since any of OneRepublic's singles have been released for the charts and 'Counting Stars' peaked at #2 in the UK Singles Chart. It's only just started gaining success in the UK recently, considering it was released in June 2013. 


Live Performance: A Lonely Man - Daniel James

Last Thursday I went to see Lauren Aquilina live and Daniel supported her. After seeing him live I went home and searched him on YouTube and enjoyed listening to the other songs he's written and sung. Still, this song stood out the most, so after you've listened to this live performance of it, I suggest you also search it in YouTube and watch the video with recorded track. 


Cover: Stay - Thirty Seconds To Mars

Stay, originally by Rihanna was covered by Thirty Seconds To Mars recently (the day this blog was uploaded). The cover is powerful with 'simple' instrumentals and the powerful voice of Jared Leto pushing it to sound phenomenal. I think that's all I need to say about this one, enjoy! 



YouTube: Red Hands - Walk Off The Earth

Walk Off The Earth, a Canadian rock band, have become well known on YouTube for their low budget videos of originals and covers. After their cover of 'Somebody That I Used To Know' with all five members of the group playing a part on a guitar, went viral, they have since appeared on Ellen, The Listener and a 3D version of the 'Gang of Rhythm' video has been featured on the Nintendo 3DS game console. Red Hands is the second single from their album R.E.V.O. and the first original song from the album. 


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Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Feature: Maddy Storm (03/09/13)


Maddy Storm

From: Staffordshire, UK

Maddy is a 17 year old singer/songwriter with a unique voice and style. She uploaded her first cover (Naive by The Kooks) on YouTube just under 2 years ago and this year she started uploading original work too.





General Questions...

1. How old were you when you started getting involved in music and how?
I have been interested in music since I was really young, my Mum was in a band and things so I have grown up around music and I started to sing when I was proabbly 2 or 3, so it is something I'm very passionate about, but it was only a year or so ago that I decided to play the ukulele and guitar.

2. What was the most inspiring gig/concert/festival you went to? 
That's a hard one! I think that all the gigs I've been to have inspired me in different ways. However, I probably haev to say that the most inspring was when I went to Latitude Festival and Florence and the Machine headlined, it just helped me realise that I want to play gigs and festivals and spend all my time making music.

3. What have you been listening to lately?
Lots and lots of different things! I have been listening to Lissie a lot recently, her song 'Further Away (Romance Police)' is amazing! I have had Lana Del Rey on repeat recently and I also listen to a lot of Fleetwood Mac, I could go on forever...

3 Questions for Maddy...

1. Favourite lyric from a song and why?
Woahh ermm my favourite lyric changes depending on my situation. One that I love at the moment is 'reminds me of home when you're aorund me' from When I'm Alone by Lissie because I feel that I can relate to it.

2. Major or minor chords?
I love minor chords, I think I'm drawn to the sadness and depth they have.

3. What song writing process did you go through with 'Heart of the Woods'? 
I wrote the lyrics for Heart of the Woods before I wrote a melody for it, that's the way it usually happens for me though the melody came quite soon after. I used to write poetry and I love to write lyrics that people can relate to.

Random Q from a Reader...

 Where in the world would you like to go and why? (from Kay)
I would love to go to America! I have just felt really drawn to the USA for quite a while now, it looks amazing!

Any other things you'd like to share/say?!

I am hoping to get a website up and running soon! I'm also working on my debut EP/single which I will keep you updated through my twitter/FB etc.
Thank you, Maddy :) xo

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/maddystormmusic
FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Maddy-Storm-Music
Twitter: https://twitter.com/moveslikemaddy


Reviews of 'Heart of the Woods' by Maddy Storm

1. Lailana: 3.5/5 - Such a unique voice! aaand HER UKULELE OMGLOB.
2. Philippa: 4/5 -  really sweet voice, suits the song well & its so chill loving that ukulele also!!
3. Isy: 3/5 - her voice is really unique and her lyrics are catchy, and i love the ukelele omg :D
 
Check It Out! 

Chart: Roar - Katy Perry

'Roar' is the first single from Katy Perry's upcoming fourth studio album, Prism. It's recieved many positive reviews and has charted at #1 in the singles chart. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9SeJIgWRPk

Live Performance: Latch - Lauren Aquilina

Sorry for it being another performance from Lauren, BUT for an unsigned artist to headline the BBC Introducing stage at Reading and Leed festival, she deserves it! She covered 'Latch', originally by Disclosure and Sam Smith. Enjoy!

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcxZwKhJoO8

Cover: Little Things - Bailey McConnell 

Bailey McConnell is a 14 year old singer/songwriter from Milton Keynes, currently writing his debut EP (that will be release in Autumn) this is just a taster of his voice and his song writing is just as impressive. Here he is covering One Direction's 'Little Things'. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh2mAd8sC8c

YouTube: You've Got A Friend In Me (cover) - ortoPilot

Matt Hutchison, is the musical brain behind ortoPilot. As well as writing his own songs, he also uploads weekly covers of chart hits. This is just one of his many covers that are very chilled and relaxing to listen to!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7ymDMzF8h4

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Tuesday, 20 August 2013

Feature: Haytham Whitear (20/08/13)

Haytham Whitear

Genre: Acoustic
From: Guildford, Surrey (UK)

Haytham is a 17 year old, currently doing his A Levels. He has shown a love for music since he was young, and being at a specialist music secondary school, he has had the opportunity to showcase his voice and skill musically at many places, including Royal Albert Hall as part of the BBC School Proms.



General Questions...


1. How old were you when you started getting interested in music and how?
I was in Year 6, at the age of 11, when I started getting involved in music. It was during my Year 6 production 'The Hex Factor', at my junior school  where I played Warwick Castle in an enthusiastic quest to win the 'Battle of Bands' - this thrilling adventure within school pretty much set the first stone down for my greatest interest and hobby. Performing, whether it be through a soulful session of singing, acting in front of crowds or expressing emotions generally I love sharing the experience with others.

2. What was the first gig/concert/festival you went to? 
Guilfest was the first concert or live music occasion I've been to. To those reading this that aren't from Guildford; it used to be a mini Reading/Leeds festival. I say used to be because this year was the first year without the festival, so I hope one day the almighty Guilfest returns!

3. What have you been listening to lately? 
Lately, I've been listening to Ellie Goulding, Ed Sheeran, Jason Mraz and Passenger all artists that have either inspired music rhythmically or have made me even more eager to write that record breaking song that everyone up and down the country enjoys. Despite, the odd party tune, I do enjoy a little bit of Justin Timberlake 'Mirrors' occasionally, throughout those days that need a little happier tone.

3 Questions for Haytham...

1. Where do you find inspiration? 
I find a lot of my lyrical inspiration from what happens around me, what I hear and rhyming hooks that are quite catchy. I would say my main inspiration, has come from this little rhyming book that lists words that you simply wouldn't have thought of before to help me write and finish songs. Artistically I'm inspired by those pieces of music I listen to - it would take a long time to list specifics but listening to other pieces of music also makes me realise what others enjoy listening to. I then become driven by the way in which I could change and add my own little twists to styles and genres.


2. Who would you love to tour with and why?
I would love to tour with someone similar to my sound (which I'm not totally sure has specified yet, because I enjoy singing musical theatre ballads right through to a pop song that everyone can sing along to). So, someone like Ed Sheeran/Jason Mraz, because I'd love to perform in front of a buzzing, busy and bubbly crowd. Yeah I say Jason Mraz, because touring in America doesn't seem to bad of a deal to me.

3. A song you'd listen to on a rainy day?
On a rainy day I'd listen to a happy song to make me smile and enjoy life, for example 'Wake Me Up' by Avicii or I might listen to something like the newly rising American vocalists 'Pentatonix' - because I enjoy the way they make a song their own with tight harmonies and insane beat boxing! (check them out!)


Random Q from a Reader...

What was your favourite song at the old school discos? (from Jo) 
Without a doubt as a young boy in the old school disco, 'Macarena' by Los del Rio was always a personal favourite because I enjoyed the vibe and dance moves that came along with it. It was also a great song considering I had a lack of actual good dance moves back then...

 Session...


Any other things you'd like to share/say?!
Thanks for watching my video's, more should come soon, I'm up for contributing to the music industry as I've always aspired to inspire, support and nurture what music gives to me.
My Links are below:
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/haysayYAY
My Space: https://myspace.com/hwhitear20

Check It Out!

 Chart: Right Here ft. Foxes - Rudimental

 'Right Here' is the fourth single from Rudimental's debut studio album. Featuring vocals from Foxes, this song has peaked at #14 in the UK Singles Chart. I chose this as the Chart song for this blog, because I feel Rudimental are one of the biggest groups around at the minute, and I don't think I've disliked any of their songs I've heard so far. As well as loving this song, I also love the video that goes with it! 


Live Performance: I'm A Believer (cover) - Lewis Watson, Hudson Taylor, Orla Gartland, Lauren Aquilina and Mike Dignam

This cover performed at Barn On The Farm 2013, showcases the upcoming musicians of the UK, all of which I thoroughly enjoy listening to, and all are of varying genres. This feel good performance is a great song to listen to (as well as dance and sing-along to...) 


Cover: Roar - Tyler Ward & Two Worlds 

After the recent release of Katy Perry's song 'Roar' for her fourth studio album, I've noticed A LOT of covers on YouTube... But this one really stood out, it's so chill and yet so powerful, a true summer evening song... Plus, Two Worlds only put up their first video on YouTube 5 days ago... so check their channel out and share them around!! :) 


YouTube: Child - Natalie Holmes

Most of Natalie Holmes' stuff is great, this is the single from her new EP 'Child'. The video, lyrics and melodies are all so clever. When I say the lyrics are clever, I mean they're real and true. Natalie has been uploading videos to YouTube for 3 and a half years, and has released 3 EPs (including a live EP) and an album. 


Two new things in this blog, we did a session with the feature artist this week, and also had a new 'Check It Out' section... This new one is going to be 'YouTube/Classic' either showing you an upcoming musician/YouTube star... Or a classic song, from the past... Hope you're enjoying these blogs, feel free to comment below what you think of our blogs/what you think we could do better and share around our links! Thank You!
 
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Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Feature: Daniel Robinson (06/08/13)

Daniel Robinson

Genre: Acoustic, Singer/Songwriter
From: Scarborough, Yorkshire

Daniel is a 21 year old singer/songwriter , he's been uploading videos on YouTube for 5 months and has gained a large following on Twitter. Dan's song 'Autumn Lights' has received airplay on BBC Radio York and his debut EP 'Pillows' featuring 'Pillows' and 'Talk' is out now!



General Questions...

1. How old were you when you started getting involved in music and how?
I was about 12/13 when I started to write music and just sang and things in school and then last year after a recent heartbreak I started to write about it, which is where the track 'Pillows' comes into it. Then I wrote another track called 'Talk' which I thought was enough and thought why not out them and see what people think, so, I put them on Soundcloud and so many people related to it and I got twitter and it started from there to now.

2. What was the first gig/concert/festival you went to? 
The first gig I went to was a band called Kaiser Chiefs, now I think about it, they know a part of my family very well and I was VIP and seeing them perform I just wanted to do that and write music.


3. What have you been listening to lately? 
Lately I have been listening to Bastille and Gabrielle Aplin, both great artists and are going to get bigger and bigger.

3 Questions for Daniel...

1. What is your usual songwriting process? 
My usual songwriting process, I pick up my guitar and just start to make the music first and then sing a long to what ever comes into my head, and if I like it I write it down! A weird process some people would say, but hey ho, I'm weird anyway haha.

2. What is your favourite album to listen to on a sunny day? 
That's a tricky one, I would have to say, plus (+) by Ed Sheeran.

3. What's your view on talent shows, such as X Factor? 
I don't mind watching them at all and feel it's a great way to geet people's talent shown, but, I would never audition for it as I personally would rather work hard to get my name and music out there then go onto a TV show which to me is the easiest option nowadays. Rather work hard.

Random Q from a Reader...

Who was your inspiration to get into music and what effect does this have on your own work? (from Sean)
My biggest inspiration to get me into my music would be two people, Lewis Watson and Ed Sheeran. Both guys have great writing skills and music and sing from the heart and just love the buzz you get from people singing your lyrics to them, I smile so mch when I see someone in the crowd singing my lyrics, my heart just melts.

Any other things you'd like to share/say?!  
MY LINKS:
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/danielrobinsonuk
Twitter: @its_dandaniel

Can find all my other links on my Soundcloud page :)

Pillows - Daniel Robinson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwrjokzFAG8

Check It Out!

Chart: Wake Me Up - Avicii ft. Aloe Blaac

'Wake Me Up' is a song by Avicii featuring vocals from Aloe Blaac. It was released as the first single from Avicii's upcoming ebut album True. The track has achieved international success, peaking at #1 in 40 countries, including the UK chart and US Billboard Hot 100. 


Live Performance: With a Little Help from my Friends - Mumford & Sons with many others

Glastonbury was closed by the English folk rock band Mumford & Sons this year. They performed the classic Beatles song 'With a Little Help from my Friends' and how did they do it? A: With a little help from their friends... It went down as a huge success and finished off their set and the festival perfectly!


Cover: Lose Yourself Walking on the Flume - Hudson Taylor

A well mixed cocktail of songs, Harry & Alfie (Hudson Taylor) mash them together flawlessly. By putting Lose Yourself (Eminem), Walking on the Moon (The Police) and Flume (Bon Iver) together, they show fof their musicality. (Their EP's are pretty good too!) Enjoy this one! 


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