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Asha Banks on Her Fans, the Joy in Touring and Saying the Scary Things
Asha Banks isn’t afraid to ask the hard questions. The British confessional singer-songwriter has quietly become one of the most compelling young voices to watch, balancing a fast-rising acting career with an increasingly intimate musical one. Previously featured in our Artists to Watch 2026 list, she continues to prove why that spotlight was well deserved. With her latest EP, How Real Was It?, the indie pop artist leans into emotional honesty, reflection, and growth. In this press conference hosted by °1824, she discussed vulnerability, connection, and learning to live inside the questions rather than rushing toward answers. How Real Was It?: Honesty as a Necessity Asha Banks’ latest EP, How…
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Interview Lime Garden: The Making of ‘One More Thing’
Step into the vibrant world of Lime Garden. The band from Brighton is a rising sensation in the indie world that you don’t want to miss out on! With their debut LP One More Thing, already making waves, Chloe, Tippi, Annabel and Leila will have a busy year of touring ahead of them. While sitting down with singer Chloe Howard and bassist Tippi Morgan we discussed the nostalgic vibes of their childhood influences, the excitement of upcoming tours and the surreal moments of being praised by idols. Join us as we unravel the layers of Lime Garden’s musical journey and discover the essence of their new LP One More Thing. What…
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The Good Witch – Album Review
The Good Witch is a snapshot of Maisie Peters‘s life at the moment she wrote this album. A reflection on a broken heart that shines light on the good and bad, but most importantly her way of coming out of it stronger than ever. This sophomore album has amazing song writing, witty lyrics and the perfect pop sound to make this your new sing along record. The singer from the UK smartly includes tarot visuals and metaphors on love and its magic in the album’s visuals and sound. The Good Witch is a rollercoaster of emotions and I’m happy to guide you through it in this album review! Act 1…
