This upload features tracks from Thrillhouse, The Housemartins and more.     A new independent music podcast featuring loads of new music, a few old classics and a review of my Frontrow Festival experience.

Join Dan from In Your Ears Music as he takes you on a journey of musical discovery, showcasing a blend of fresh tracks from an array of emerging artists. This week, he dives into the vibrant tunes from bands like Faint Line, The Social Club, and Sea Gods. Discover their latest tracks! With an exclusive focus on indie music, Dan delivers a mix of genres to cater to all tastes and with the help of Danny 'the old indie kid', Dan manages to cover new music that gets sent into IYE Music. Artists like Nova, The Peawees, Skinny Knowledge Scatter Light, and more feature in this episode. The Outcharms - Can You Keep Up With The Act? TOM COLLINS - HALFWAY BOYS BLUE VIOLET - Imagine Me Faint Line - Colour Blind Scatter Light - Dream About You Skinny Knowledge - Home Nora - Eating From The Palm Of Your Hands NORTHERN HOSPITALITY - Break Free Bobby Uncle - Coffee Sea Gods - Black Ghost Julia-Sophie - Telephone Francesca Confortini - Pieces of Glass The Social Club - This

Laura is back with some more fresh new music for your ears.

Ady Hanson is back as he sits down with Oxford band Suspire.  Check the band out here >>> https://linktr.ee/suspiretheband

Laura Beth is back with some more new music 🎶

Join Dan from In Your Ears Music as he takes you on a journey of musical discovery, showcasing a blend of fresh tracks from an array of emerging artists. This week, he dives into the vibrant tunes from bands like Spicy Lemons, Fever, and Holly Hennigan. Discover their latest tracks! With an exclusive focus on indie music, Dan delivers a mix of genres to cater to all tastes and with the help of Danny 'the old indie kid', Dan manages to cover new music that gets sent into IYE Music. Artists like Abbey May, Nora, Ian Brenham, The Normadic, and more feature in this episode. Tune into this engaging episode to expand your musical horizons and keep up with the pulse of the indie scene.