The 24-year-old singer-songwriter proved she is more than a one-hit wonder when she stopped off at Pryzm, Kingston on her Acoustic Record Store tour, to celebrate the release of her soulfully honest debut album Early Twenties.
Category: Reviews
Insanity Radio’s Class of 2024: Ones To Watch
Insanity Radio’s Music Team brings you a selection of up-and-coming artists who we believe are ‘ones to watch’ next year. Spotlighting our favourites, from a variety of genres, we hope that we can help you discover your next new favourite artist.
Albums of the Year: Best Releases of 2023 and Beyond…
Spotlighting the best album releases of 2023 and hitting play on some of our old favourites, Insanity Radio’s Music Team celebrates the albums that we’ve had on loop this year.
Zoe Wees Discusses Her Debut Album: ‘I just came back to the hotel room and I felt so lonely…’
Insanity Introducing… Zoe Wees. Insanity Radio’s Head of Music, Lottie Macro, caught up with Zoe Wees to chat about her debut album and the transformative power of writing music about vulnerability and self-expression.
‘Viva La Vylan’: a tour that has rocked venues across the UK
Bob Vylan delivers an electric performance at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, with support from up-and-coming artists, Panic Shack and Kid Bookie.
King Krule’s ‘Space Heavy’
Released in April of this year, Seaforth, the first single from the album, perfectly captures the mood of the album in four minutes.
Rufus Wainwright at the BBC Proms
In this show, the BBC Proms welcomed Rufus Wainwright to the stage, backed by the impressive conductor Sarah Hicks and talented BBC Concert Orchestra, for a symphonic version of his album Want One.
Off to the Races! Tom Jones’ performance at Sandown Park
This year one of the United Kingdom’s favourite singers, Tom Jones, announced that he would be performing two national tours in 2023…
Boomtown – The Twin Trail
Discover and relive the electrifying music, immersive art, and vibrant culture that defined this unforgettable weekend at Boomtown Festival
Black Country, New Road’s ‘Live at Bush Hall’: The Return/Reinvention of Post-Punk
I don’t know what BCNR is really, they’re a ban and the
internet tells me they’re experimental rock, post-punk, alternative – I don’t know. What I do know is I like whatever “it” is, Live at Bush Hall is an album I like, Black Country, New Road is a band I like.
Review: 10,000 gecs by 100 gecs
Godspeed 100 gecs. Haslem Stroud on always-confusing new 100 gecs album, ‘10,000 gecs’
Review: Lana Del Rey- Did you know that there is a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
After Chemtrails Over The Country Club and Blue Banisters, the highly anticipated ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd’ is finally out.