Tag: Let Us In by The Shrubs

Cormac’s Symphony Of Resilience: An Introspective Look Into ‘Titanium’

Youngest Vocalist Cormac  Expresses Perseverance in His Debut Album. Cormac is creating a name for himself in the world of classical music with his heavenly voice, which originates from the United Kingdom.   His first studio album, "Hear My Voice," had a great start, entering the charts at position #11 on the UK Classical Chart and #3 on Australia's Classical Crossover Chart. Cormac has shown an unyielding commitment...

Lynsey Tibbs’ “Hold Me Close”: Infatuation in Three Minutes

Lynsey Tibbs. Royston, England. Sounds like the beginning of a particularly charming British mystery novel, doesn't it? Except instead of a whodunit, we have a what-is-it. And "Hold Me Close," Tibbs' new single, is most definitely a what-is-it. A delightful one, mind you. https://open.spotify.com/album/1TYMGZOnQYSdWX218aSmNk?si=stC74-PqRwmJIUsXojdmJg The song, crafted with Keir More (instrumentation, structure, co-writer – hats off to collaborative synergy!), plunges you headfirst into the deep end...

The Shrubs Bring Sweaty, Analog Urgency to “Let Us In”

Houston-based psych-rock duo The Shrubs return with "Let Us In", a frantically catchy single that basically sugarcoats a societal breakdown in layers of infectious...