Spring is nearly here! It’s well into March and that means a new selection of local music. Here are the Norfolk-based artists that have released musical masterpieces in the past month!

Delta High – The Gigalo
Local ‘Sunshine Pop’ band drawing inspiration from Indie, Rock and Dance music.
Eat Your Own Head – Bullets
Eat Your Own Head are a 4-piece Alt/Noise Rock band from Norwich. This track ‘Bullets’ is the first preview to their debut album ‘Neck-Deep in The Blyth’, set to be released on 20th May.
Polymorth – Rainmaking
Local solo artist who has featured on the playlist several times before with his eclectic, genre jumping instrumentals.
Red Ant Band – You’ve Been A Long Time Away
The local blues-rock band continue their prominence on our monthly playlists with their most recent release.
The Secret Helicopters – The Lost Art of Being Human
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer Matt Watson works under the name ‘The Secret Helicopters’, and his new EP is set for release on 28th March.
TRUTHTELLER – MONEY
5-piece alt-rock band from Norwich, they’ve just released their debut EP.
Xander William – No Issue
Local Hip-Hop/Rap artist who is building up to his debut album with this new release.
xturnr – Fringe
19 year old non-binary songwriter and producer living in Norwich, xturnr makes electronic music and draws influence from hyperpop acts such as SOPHIE and 100 Gecs.
Do you live in Norwich and have some music you want to feature on our playlists? You can now submit music through our website under ‘Local Music‘, where it will be listened to for consideration by our team.
Be sure to listen live and also to our Spotify playlist: And whilst you’re there, follow our Spotify account to keep up to date with more new local music from our monthly playlists!
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