Others will have their champions, but Lianne La Havas is one of the queens of contemporary R&B, in my opinion. Defiantly focused with an unerring commitment to her sound, La…keep reading →
Honestly, guys, I’m a bit shocked that this artist has not made it to Indie Shuffle before today. Lianne La Havas, a Greek/Jamaican singer-songwriter from the UK, is certainly an…keep reading →
I discovered The Orwells, a self-described “flower punk” group out of Chicago, while listening to Sirius XMU. I was instantly hooked. Consisting of five 17-year olds, The Orwells remind me a bit of…keep reading →
Recipe for La Roux 1. Mix Flock of Seagulls’ style with the looks of Rupert Grint (see index: Ronald Weasley) 2. Combine a dash of The Knife’s electric riffs with…keep reading →
La Femme is probably the hottest thing out of France at the moment. If that doesn’t sound like much, step back. Remember that France is the home of Kitsuné, Ed…keep reading →
This singer/songwriter/muli-instrumentalist from Paris came out with the original version of “L’Amour Et La Violence” back in 2009, but now it seems as relevant as ever with the new workings…keep reading →
Throw aside those “sounds like” descriptions there. I had a pretty hard time pinpointing this one. Someone said, upon hearing this band, that it sounded an awful lot like Elliott…keep reading →
When I first heard Stakes Is High, I was in my first year in college, and that album blew my head wide open. I had liked 3 Feet High and…keep reading →
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