Sam Smith has posted a revealing picture of what we assume is his hand wearing a ring with the Spectre design on it. It is a half spider half octopus with an alien head, and it’s the logo for the new James Bond film, due out in October. Sam will be singing the theme song,… Continue reading Bond Tunes for Tuesday
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Introducing… Little White Truth
Formed in Motherwell by a group of school friends, indie-rock outfit Little White Truth are the first band to feature in Source’s new ‘Introducing’ slot, identifying up-and-coming acts to keep an eye on – after all, everyone wants to be able to say, ‘Oh I already know them…’ Made up of Marc Costello (lead vocals),… Continue reading Introducing… Little White Truth
The Twitter Q&A: HomeTown
They’re the hot new six-piece boy band tipped for the top – but how did Ireland’s HomeTown, managed by pop supremo Louis Walsh, cope when you guys sent in some questions for them on Twitter to @SourceMag? Two thirds of the band – Brendan, Dayl, Josh and Dean – took time out from life on… Continue reading The Twitter Q&A: HomeTown
Rachel Sermanni: Tied To The Moon
Scottish folk singer-songwriter Rachel Sermanni has grown in musical recognition since performing at Celtic Connections in 2011, followed by her debut album Under Mountains in 2012. Rachel, 23, has toured across the world in the past four years and has shared the stage with the likes of Rumer, Mumford and Sons and Elvis Costello. We caught up… Continue reading Rachel Sermanni: Tied To The Moon
The Source Summer Playlist
Summer’s here, which means one thing – time to update your Spotify playlist. To save you the bother of messing about looking for your favourite new tracks, we’ve done all the hard work for you. Hooray! Check out our picks of the hottest songs for the summer. Dare you not to bob your head along…
Scottish Album of the Year 2015: Kathryn Joseph
She’d humbly said in an interview that she couldn’t imagine winning the award. So singer Kathryn Joseph will be waking up this morning wondering if bagging herself the Scottish Album of the Year last night really happened. Her album Bones You Have Thrown Me and Blood I’ve Spilled clinched the award and £20,000 for the singer-songwriter,… Continue reading Scottish Album of the Year 2015: Kathryn Joseph
Albums to watch out for summer 2015
Sometimes just one song can bring back memories of summers past. Rather Be by Clean Bandit and Jess Glynne stirs up a comforting nostalgia in me of warm days walking to and from work in Stirling, while whole albums can recall a host of recollections, with the Chili Peppers’ Stadium Arcadium reminding me of my… Continue reading Albums to watch out for summer 2015
REVIEW: Florence + The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
When a band hasn’t released an album for three and a half years, you expect their new music to be amazing, right? After all, they’ve had long enough to work on it. Those where my exact thoughts while waiting for Florence + The Machine’s new album; but sadly, it didn’t live up to expectations. After… Continue reading REVIEW: Florence + The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
Cheesecake lyrics and pirate performers: The best Eurovision entries of all time
Love it or loathe it, the Eurovision Song Contest always produces some hilarious commentary from the ever-witty Graham Norton, controversial political voting and, of course, those unforgettable entries. In amongst the stress of exams, Eurovision is a great way to unwind and enjoy the sillier things in life, especially if you can get a few mates together to… Continue reading Cheesecake lyrics and pirate performers: The best Eurovision entries of all time