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Photo Gallery: Elliot James – O2 Academy Birmingham

Elliot James Reay is a compelling new voice in British music. His breakout track, “I Think They Call This Love,” really showcases his rich vocals, live instrumentation, and a timeless quality that feels both retro and fresh. When first coming across Elliot, his music seemed to throw you back to a famous rock and roll star. However, his work embodies the spirit of vintage music, but it doesn’t leave you feeling stuck in the past. On stage, his energy is magnetic. Dressed in thrifted bowling shirts and a slicked-back quiff, he commands attention, not with gimmicks, but with genuine talent and charisma. Whether you’re a fan of classic rock and roll or just looking for something different in today’s music landscape, Elliot James Reay is well worth a listen.

Words & Photos by Kieran Craven

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Album Review: Billie Marten – Dog Eared

Aged only 26, folk-pop singer-songwriter Billie Marten already has five albums to her name, and the newly released Dog Eared shows Billie’s work is only getting better. The North Yorkshire jazz-pop artists’ latest collection of songs is available now from Fiction Records, and the vintage jazz sound showcases Billie doing what she does best.
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Truck Festival 2025

Truck Festival returned to Oxfordshire this weekend, drawing crowds back to Hill Farm for another four days of live music and festival spirit. Now a well-established staple of the UK’s summer music calendar, Truck once again showcased a vibrant lineup spanning indie rock, pop, and alternative genres. True to tradition, the British weather kept things unpredictable at times, but that didn't stop festivalgoers, known affectionately as Truckers, from turning out in force for another memorable year of the beloved event.