Mix It All Up’s Top 15 Portsmouth Tracks of 2020!
2020 started off looking incredibly bright for the Portsmouth music scene off the back of a very promising 2019. Gigs
Read more2020 started off looking incredibly bright for the Portsmouth music scene off the back of a very promising 2019. Gigs
Read more40 years after its original release, Brain Booster Music recently resurrected South Specific 1980, a long-lost local compilation CD featuring
Read morePortsmouth based musician Samuel Lee Diaper (of both Hagiasofia and ACCOST) recently released his debut solo EP ‘Young Kingfisher‘ and
Read morePortsmouth based multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Samuel H James recently released this hypnotic track ‘Summer‘! The track contrasts its name
Read moreA couple of weeks back Portsmouth’s best kept secret and lo-fi favourites Mammalia Blue returned with their long-awaited, brand new
Read moreFinally breaking the two year silence since they last released any new music, last Friday Barbudo returned with their latest
Read moreThis dreamy track comes from Portsmouth based artist Stanley Powell and the Vibrations! ‘Celestial Child‘ is a lo-fi, somewhat monotonous
Read moreIn brief I’d been wanting to post Dad Hair as our “Local Band of the Day” for absolutely ages but
Read moreIn brief Crstian TR was one of the last local artists we had the pleasure of seeing live for the
Read morePortsmouth based Ban Summers recently released a brand new track ‘Quite Right‘ that was originally released as part of Brutalist
Read moreIn brief After a short break from this feature over the six weeks, we return to bring you the beat-boxing,
Read moreFollowing on from the last couple of weeks posts, here’s the third (and final, for now!) instalment of our “Portsmouth
Read more‘Cowboy‘ is the second track from local artist Stanley Powell and the Vibrations and it’s a gloriously lo-fi track with
Read morePortsmouth’s Tom Bryan recently released a new track, ‘Chaos at the Border‘ exclusively as part of Brutalist Records ‘Save Our
Read moreJust over a week ago the (very) much anticipated debut track from Portsmouth’s finest garage-rock trio Dad Hair was finally
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