Frank Bell is a journalist and music critic who covers a wide range of genres and artists. With a focus on independent and emerging musicians, Frank strives to highlight the unique voices and talents that often go unnoticed in the mainstream music industry. His articles provide insightful analysis and reviews, shedding light on the latest releases and trends in the music scene.
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Frank Bell's coverage primarily focuses on music, particularly indie rock, hip hop, and electro-folk genres. He also seems to cover gaming-related topics and general entertainment news.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and profile features, Frank may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming music releases or interviews with emerging artists in the mentioned genres. Additionally, providing unique angles related to gaming within the context of music could pique his interest.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Frank's work, he appears open to covering a broad range of international artists and events within these specified themes.
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Posted on May 2, 2024
"I must have thought I was immortal. I refuse to let this happen again. From now on, every song I’ve written is going back to the people I wrote them for, and you know who you are!"
By: Frank Bell
"Girls in our generation are a lot more badass and won't settle for anything less than what they deserve, none of these immature boys with mommy issues will be able to date girls like us"
By: Frank Bell
"the butterfly represents transformation, growth, change, as does the word 'akira', meaning dawn and rebirth"
"The song itself is about acknowledging your mistakes and shortcomings and hopefully becoming a better person from that as a result"
By: Frank Bell
"Releasing an album required a new skill for me, and accepting that a track is a moment, and not a continuous process"
"It reminds me of Interpol's songs where all the instruments add a different flavour to the song and work to create something together"
By: Frank Bell
"It's a song about wanting to be seen yet being terrified of it at the same time. A paradox that I think a lot of artists feel putting their work out into the world but also something we all feel to a certain extent"
Produced by Mexico's Shantra, known for his work with artists like Santa Fe Klan and Piso 21, the song captures the essence of Love Ghost's experimental yet resonant sound
By: Dave Daniels, Frank Bell, Patrick Thomas
Country superstar Keith Urban recently shared "Go Home W U," his collaboration with Lainey Wilson. "Go Home W U" is the third song Urban has released from his upcoming album, which is due out in the fall. "Messed Up As Me" and "Straight Line" are the previous singles. Urban wrote the song with Breland, Sam…
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