Alternative Rock artist Amy Wilde releases her new single All Its Bodies

Amy Wilde an alternative rock artist releases her new single single with a message on mental health and the male gaze. Trigger warning: the single does touch on some difficult mental health related issues.

Feb. 10, 2022 (LONDON) – Alternative artist, Amy Wilde, has released her latest single, All Its Bodies. The unsigned singer/ songwriter has elevated her previous production and transcends genre from Indie to Alternative Rock. Wilde worked with Brighton based Producer, David Evans, who mixed All Its Bodies; the track runs for just over four and half minutes listening time, appealing to fans of PJ Harvey and Wolf Alice.

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Italian band Lebenswelt release their sixth album Unspoken Words

Unspoken Words is Lebenswelt 6th long release. The follow-up to Metaphysics of Entropy (2018) has been released (January 15) via Under My Bed Recordings and OuZeL Recordings.

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The Tung Auditorium Liverpool’s new world class concert hall launches debut season

The programme for Liverpool’s brand new, state-of-the-art concert hall, The Tung Auditorium launches today, with internationally regarded pianist – and son of the city – Paul Lewis, headlining the inaugural Spring season. One of the leading musicians of his generation, Paul Lewis will return to the city of his birth for a special Steinway Piano Recital – performed on the instrument he selected – on March 29.

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A Durham University study using a new interactive interface explores music listeners different emotions in music

New research conducted by experts from Durham University’s Department of Music found that people are able to convey particular emotions through music by changing certain elements of the musical tune.

The researchers created an interactive computer interface called EmoteControl which allows users to control six cues (tempo, pitch, articulation, dynamics, brightness, and mode) of a musical piece in real time.

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