Latest Releases
No Anchor
by Memorybell
Splinters, Vol. I: Tremor
by Battlestations
Fragments Vol. 1
by Willem Gator
Starlings & Crows
by Chloe March
Latest News & Features
Memorybell “No Anchor” Out Now
Hidden Shoal is excited to present No Anchor, the beautiful new album from Memorybell. The album is available on CD (ships mid-May) and in digital formats via Bandcamp, stream via Spotify and is also available from all good online stores. The music of Memorybell is...Liminal Drifter ‘Child’s Play’ – New Single!
After owning the US College radio Chill charts last year (number 1 Chill record of the year!), Liminal Drifter is back with a stunning new single. ‘Child’s Play’ is a deceptively emotive slice of chilltronica, drawing on some of the dub vibes of last year’s Connected,...Battlestations “Splinters, Vol. I: Tremor” Out Now
Hidden Shoal is proud to announce that Battlestations epic new release Splinters, Vol. I: Tremor is out now. The album is available exclusively via Bandcamp. The music of Battlestations is available for licensing (film, tv, games, web) through Hidden Shoal. While...Willem Gator “Fragments Vol. 1″ EP Out Now!
Hidden Shoal is excited to announce the release of Fragments Vol. 1, the new EP from Italian electronic producer Willem Gator. The EP is available now via Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon and most other online stores. The music of Willem Gator is available for licensing...Summon the Birds ‘Losing My Religion’ (R.E.M. Cover)
Hidden Shoal is proud to announce the release of ‘Losing My Religion’ by Melbourne band Summon the Birds, an expansive interpretation of the R.E.M. classic with an accompanying animated video by Finnish illustrator Antti Palosaari. The track is available to stream on...New Single from Forthcoming Memorybell Album
Hidden Shoal is excited to present ‘Beneath a Soft Clearing’, the expansive first single from No Anchor, the third album by ambient artist Memorybell. The track is available to stream on Spotify and SoundCloud and is also accompanied by a live performance...Latest Reviews
Chloe March ‘All Things Good’ Reviewed at Fifty3 Musings on Music
“It was hard not to be charmed by the beauty of Chloë March’s album, Starlings & Crows, which flew into sight in October last year. As a timely reminder of her precious talent, the English ambient-pop artiste has just shared a third single off the record,...Chloe March ‘All Things Good’ Reviewed at Fresh on the Net
“I first heard the unique and otherworldly music of Chloë March on Tom Ravenscroft’s BBC 6 Music Show some 6 or 7 years ago. Little did I know that we would later become friends and we would both, in different roles, become stalwarts of Fresh On The Net. In that...Chloe March “Starlings and Crows” In Best of Mark Griffin’s Best of 2020
“A stunningly lovely blend of electronic and orchestral jewel tones, sensitive vocals and diaphanous compositions, this record envelops and holds you to its chest where you can feel its beating heart.” – Mark Griffin Related Items:Chloe March’s...“Moonchy & Tobias III” Reviewed at Keys and Chords
” ‘When I sing in Latin it feels like discovering the details of ancient lives lost in time.’ A statement by the Italian vocalist Pat Moonchy and representative of the overwhelming atmosphere on the third album. Together with the American...“Moonchy & Tobias III” Reviewed at MPodia
“III is the title of the new album by the American multi-instrumentalist Todd Tobias and the Italian singer Pat Moonchy. It is already the third album in just under three years of this collaboration. Cinematic soundscapes They both have their own solo careers in...Chloe March “Starlings & Crows” Reviewed at Textura
However tempting it might be to cite artists such as Elizabeth Fraser and Tracey Thorn as reference points when speaking of March, Starlings & Crows—not for the first time—shows she’s staked out her own artistic place. No one sounds quite like her, either vocally or musically.