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Laury Verdoux

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Isaac Neilson turns vulnerability into momentum on “Getting Better”

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By Laury Verdoux
| MELODIC Magazine Verified
Photo credit: Luke Brennan There is a certain irony in Isaac Neilson releasing a song called “Getting Better” while undertaking one of the most punishing artistic experiments in recent memory. On day 170 of his self-imposed challenge to play a gig every day throughout 2026, the Nottingham-based songwriter sounds less like an artist grinding himself down and more like one discovering exactly what he’s capable of.
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INTERVIEW: Yify Zhang — Noisescape Magazine

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By Laury Verdoux
| Noisescape Magazine Verified
“One Thousand Years” lives in a space of unresolved connection rather than reunion. What drew you to telling a love story that never quite fulfills itself? I believe that we all live many lives as souls in the cosmos. Some of us have had more past lives than others, and come from this rich history of karmic past that we are resolving with our current lifetimes.
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WE REVIEW THE NEW SINGLE FROM DIRTY JEANS – LIPSTICK

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By Laury Verdoux
| THE MUSIC INDUSTRY PODCAST FROM RGM MAGAZINE
Joey Hayward’s new project Dirty Jeans feels like a fresh start, but not in a “starting from zero” kind of way. You can hear straight away he’s done this before. After playing in bands like Heals and The Mezz, this feels more like him doing things exactly how he wants, and it comes through in the music. “Lipstick” has that indie sound that instantly clicks with a bit of an 80s touch in the synths and guitar lines.
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