Artist info
Genre
Indie
Influences
City and Colour, Ben Howard, The Veils, RY X, Daughter, Kaleo, Matt Corby
Unearthed artists we like
Connor Black-Harry, Hayden Calnin, Creature Fear, Josh Cashman, AMISTAT, Ben Whiting, Pierce Brothers, Davy Simony, Jack The Fox, Harrison Storm, Gretta Ray, Little May, TASH SULTANA, Rach Brennan & The Pines, The Grimwoods
Bio
Musician Amy Pollock spent her formative years honing her brand of ethereal, dark folk as a busker on the streets of Melbourne, Australia. Soon finding herself surrounded by an eclectic family of like-minded musicians, Amy immersed herself in the independent music scene and developed the mesmerising psyche she presents today.
Amy draws inspiration from artists such as City and Colour, Matt Corby and Daughter as well as finding a particular affinity with the soundscapes of alternative folk and dark electronic artists, immersing herself in the textures and depths they create.
A natural performer, it is very easy to get lost in Amy's world, drawn in by her dusky voice and gentle ripples of acoustic guitar.
Review
this is a dagger to the heart. it's super affecting and that's a special quality to have.
this is a dagger to the heart. it's super affecting and that's a special quality to have.
Review
Excuse me! Hello, beautiful tune, how are you doing? I agree with Gemma Pike, there is a London Grammar sound to Amy Pollock's voice in that it's low and delicate - I feel, as a high pitched loud singer, that being able to sing that way takes skill especially when it comes to bringing out the feels which this track does.
Excuse me! Hello, beautiful tune, how are you doing? I agree with Gemma Pike, there is a London Grammar sound to Amy Pollock's voice in that it's low and delicate - I feel, as a high pitched loud singer, that being able to sing that way takes skill especially when it comes to bringing out the feels which this track does.
Review
A little London Grammar with the vocals, and that percussive lift in the last minute is wonderful!
A little London Grammar with the vocals, and that percussive lift in the last minute is wonderful!
