Single review: Alberteen – ‘The Son’s Room’
Here at Fortitude, we like to celebrate all genres of music and that very much includes the weird and the wonderful. Alberteen are a band that defy genre and their….
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Single review: The Little Kicks ‘Bang The Drum Slowly’
Ah the noughties, already it feels like a lifetime ago and we’ve only just stepped foot into 2018! Well for all you indie fans out there, fear not, we have….
Single review: Dream Estate ‘You’
2017 may have been a pretty rubbish year in terms of equality, politics and terrorism, but we have to admit there’s been one thing that’s been keeping us going and….
Single review: Reema ‘What the Whisper Said’
Reema’s latest single ‘What The Whisper Said’ is a really inventive piece of folk music from start to finish. Its no surprise really since the singer-songwriter has collaborated with producer,….
Single review: Kevin Pearce ‘Maria Come Home’
Well what a lovely little find we have here. I’m not sure why Kevin Pearce hasn’t been on our radar yet but if his latest single ‘Maria Come Home’ is….
Single review: Rivera ‘We’re Alive’
Originally hailing from Chile, South America, Inti Rowland aka Rivera, moved to London as a child where he developed his impressive musicianship and songwriting skills. Now, the mesmerising debut single….
Single review: Victoria Celestine – ‘Can You Hear The Echo?’
Multi-instrumentalist Victoria Celestine returns with yet another catchy as hell new single. ‘Can You Hear The Echo?’ is out now via Yellow Brick Music. Despite her tender years, Victoria has….
Album review: The Deportees ‘The Birth of Industry’
Aberdeen’s The Deportees recently released their latest album ‘The Birth of Industry’ and although it may not be ground breaking, its definitely worth a listen if you’re a fan of….
Single review: The Magic Lantern ‘Holding Hands’
Every now and again you come across a piece of music that will completely take your breath away. It might not be instant, but it will. The Magic Lantern’s ‘Holding….
Single Review: East Of My Youth – ‘Broken Glass’
Since forming back in 2015, Icelandic duo Herdís Stefánsdóttir and Thelma Marín Jónsdóttir – aka East Of My Youth – have received acclaim from the likes of i-D and The….