Music You Didn't Hear On The Radio

Music You Didn't Hear On The Radio shines a light on artists who aren't yet in the spotlight.

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Aiden Moore


The man who is often over-looked hides away his beautiful voice in exchange for a few bass-lines in bands like Carney and A Fine Frenzy.

His up-and-coming album release is probably won’t be huge, but from what we’ve heard - it’s going to be damn good. 

Keep an ear out for tracks like ‘No Time For Concern’.

Enjoy.

P.s. we’re sorry that we didn’t post our usual video - there were just no quality videos anywhere on the internet. Let us know if you find some.

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Aiden Moore - No Time For Concern

Aiden Moore

Aiden Moore

Cover Song of the Month

Another one of our lovely fan initiatives - Cover Song of the Month (obviously) showcases our favourite Cover this Month. 

They Can be old, new, or just plain different.

The first instalment of Cover Song of the Month is Noah Guthrie’s “Sexy and I Know It”.

Enjoy.

Noah - Sexy And I Know It (LMFAO Cover)

Fenech-Soler

Fenech-Soler are an up-and-coming UK band who have received considerable acclaim.

Their sound is Electronica/Synth Pop. So chances are, in a few years (or even months) their songs will be so overplayed that they are frustrating (think Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know).


But for now, enjoy what is still slightly ‘your music’.


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Fenech-Soler - Stop and Stare

Fenech-Soler - Stop and Stare (Acoustic)

Fenech-Soler

Fenech-Soler

Selah Sue

Attention world, 

This Belgium-born girl is about to put White-girl Reggae on the map. She’s talented, funny, and is damn attractive. - you could take your boyfriend to her concert and even he wouldn’t complain (you girls know what we mean)

When she first bursts into your ears you are reminded of Bradley Nowell (Former Sublime Frontman) - She seems to approach her music in the same fashion, versing her lyrics through a very strong reggae/ska approach.

Imagine Bradley Nowell and Macy Gray having a love-child.

Enjoy.