We had the absolute pleasure of joining the crowd at the Norwegian music Festival by:Larm. Here's who we saw and why they deserve your attention.
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Our chat with UK singer, songwriter and producer Taura Lamb and her producer Pearse MacIntyre, going into depth on their latest bouncy pop track ‘New Normal’.
The Norwegian showcase festival by:Larm is back and so is a great opportunity to discover new music. Here are 15 picks from the lineup that we wouldn't wanna miss this year!
12 producers and songwriters from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland are gathered in Copenhagen for the We Make Music Song Camp. Meet two of the participants!
Looking for a new musical crush? We got you covered! Meet one of the UK's most exciting new pop acts Grace Davies!
"When I'm feeling really lost or upset about something in my personal life, I sometimes find that this song is able to help me feel better because I'm literally reminding myself that everything will really be okay in the long run if I just stick the rough patch out." - YAYME on her new single 'Beautiful Little Mind'
She just headlined the BBC Introducing Stage at Reading & Leeds Festival and has her new brilliant single “Stormy Skies (Diamonds)” out today. The rising London-artist Josie Man is on the rise with a clear message of positivity and acceptance.
Looking for a new musical crush? We got you covered! Meet the Danish pop newcomer Ericka Jane!
Girls Are Awesome's very own music production veteran Vakle will be releasing an album featuring some of her favorite Danish artists. She's been in the game for years and is sharing her experiences, best advice, concerns and hopes for the future of music production!
Looking for a new musical crush? We got you covered! Meet the NYC 4-piece Dakota Jones!
Next year, the French-Algerian rising star Lolo Zouaï will be supporting Dua Lipa on tour with fresh new music. We spoke to the genre-bending artist to learn more about the previous and next chapters of her musical career.
The energy that permeated Oat Milk Studios on the day of the shoot proved testament to the track’s deeper meaning, of which is part of a larger song series entitled the “Cycle,” representing each of the phases of a women’s menstrual cycle.
