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1 month ago | 
cardinalnews.org | Thomas Turner
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has a chance to deliver a major win for Virginia’s energy security by signing House Bill 2346. This past General Assembly session, the legislature passed House Bill 2346 which would establish a pilot program to create a statewide Virtual Power Plant (VPP) — in summary, it is a voluntary network of small, decentralized energy sources like home solar panels with battery storage — that can work together to supply electricity to the grid when demand is high.
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1 month ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
After spending childhood nights performing at Open Mics across London, Erin LeCount was scouted for a reality television music contest . As the exhilaration of the whole ordeal waned, the pressure of being thrust into public consciousness waxed and left the then teenage singer overwhelmed and struggling with her identity. “I was so young, and it was all so new and exciting,” LeCount recalls. “It was such a weird time because I suddenly was surrounded by a world of comparison.
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1 month ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
Comprising Lily Aron (vocals), Emma Brandon (guitar), Ailbhe Barry (bass) and Hannah Kelly (drums), it is no surprise that Florence Road are childhood friends. The unspoken chemistry and comprehension between the four-piece can only have been learned over formative years making music from the garden shed.
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1 month ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
Daniel Kleederman's debut album Another Life is awaited for release April 4th and is set to chart the gut-punching dizziness, but also immutable beauty, of real-life relationships; whether the pangs of heartache and heartbreak, psychedelic epiphany, or, welcome euphoria at everyday surprises.
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1 month ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
Born to Ghanian parents and raised in Germany's North Rhine, Mida KwaKwa makes sure to keep a consistent nod to her African heritage in all aspects of her artistry. She uses the neo-soul genre as a vehicle to channel her personal, intersectional experiences of being a Black woman growing through the process of mental health struggles, or coming to terms with one's queerness or femininity.
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1 month ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
For most, the vacant liminality of commuting is often filled with forty something minutes of either brainrot, or total lack of brain function altogether. In a turn of serendipity, however, it was when Mychelle was cycling back to her home in Stoke Newington that inspiration for her latest single struck. Pedalling with its own quiet, but constant revolutions, "Sweet Nothings" is a stake in the ground of self-contentment.
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2 months ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
From the fizzy-pop of ABBA to the carnal electronic beats of Tove Lo, Sweden has long been home to some undeniable music greats. Next on the line up of Nordic magic-makers is alt-rock four-piece Clutter, who siphon 90s grunge into their post-modern and fuzzied indie core to create a sparse, distorted, and unrelenting sound that perfectly suits their playfully askew aesthetic.
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2 months ago | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
"I can't feel my face / I got too high / I pushed everyone away," Marti Perramon opens his latest single, "Truck", treading a careful line between flippancy and earnestness. So sets the scene for an impressively sardonic slice of alt-pop that dishes out its facetiousness with a sense of immediacy, and its dark honesty with a side of humour.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
Love goggles are very real. The buzz of a new love often blurs red flags you usually wouldn’t miss. But once the newness wears off, the truth comes out. All it takes is a bit of separation to realise the person you’ve invested all your time into is actually manipulating you into who they want you to be. Danish pop artist Kat Brix used a similar experience to inspire her debut single, “In Love With a Psycho.”Brix’s first single has been a long time coming.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
thelineofbestfit.com | Thomas Turner
Good things come to those who wait, and it's certainly been a long wait for fans of Fusilier. Having previously released a slew of singles that captured the heart of the New York City art rock scene, they were soon left floating in the moors unanchored to one solidified full-length. Emerging again last month with a transcendent R&B-tinged cut "Birds", Fusilier is finally on the precipice of his debut album, Ambush, coming March 28th.
