Bipolar Sunshine - "Where Did The Love Go" | Music Video
With an already apparent tendency for aesthetically stunning visuals, Bipolar Sunshine returns once again with the video for "Where Did The Love Go." Read more
Indiana - "Solo Dancing" | New Music
As the electro-soul movement continues to build momentum, hotly tipped Nottingham-based singer Indiana stirs the pot with her new song "Solo Dancing" - bringing hypnotic, dark disco vibes as she gives a compelling narrative of her penchant for dancing "to the bitter end" by herself. Read more
Bipolar Sunshine - "Where Did The Love Go" | New Music
Having built momentum with two EPs in 2013, Bipolar Sunshine breaks in 2014 with his new single "Where Did The Love Go" and a string of UK tourdates scheduled for March and April. Read more
Interview: Bipolar Sunshine discusses his solo ascent
Cold, wet and dreary; a typical winter's night backdrop was apt for our interview with Manchester's rising starlet Bipolar Sunshine. Emerging from the 2012 split of Kid British, Adio Marchant has moved from strength to strength with his modest yield of tracks that transfer you between soaring euphoria and taxi arguments with your girlfriend.
Whether it's the dark orchestral optimism of "Fire" or the affable reassurance of "Love More Worry Less," Adio has carved a warm affinity with his work and its listeners, one that has made so many fans over the past year. But where, what and why? Intrigued and allured, Dave Reid decided to find out from the man himself - one of the UK's most legitimate and captivating emerging artists of 2013. Read more
Bipolar Sunshine - "Love More Worry Less" | Music Video
Bipolar Sunshine's charm is unique. His dark orchestral optimism is heavily infectious as his tentative commencements are always joined gradually by waves of warm optimism. When you listen to his music, you start in a certain place but by the end you're somewhere totally different. It’s always a better place though. Read more
Bipolar Sunshine - "Long.Live.A$AP" | Music Video
Covers are a real hard thing to master. More times they're shoved alongside the original and meticulously picked apart for every off pitch falsetto or hesitation. That is unless you're talented enough to go all the way left and come out the other side with a totally contrasting take on the track.
Bipolar Sunshine is that 'talented enough' artist today. While not content with dealing with just one record, Manchester-based singer Adio Marchant fearlessly takes on three of A$AP Rocky's hits at once; merging all three into a melodic, coherent piece over a string of mellow guitar strokes that shift the mood cleverly from the initial blueprint drawn by Rocky. Read more