Graeme Smith is the Head of Operational Excellence and a freelance journalist for various publications including York Calling, Honolulu Civil Beat, INDIA TV, and The Globe and Mail. With a diverse range of writing experience, Graeme covers topics such as music reviews, cultural events, and social issues with a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling.
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Graeme Smith's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly music-related content such as album reviews and new music releases. He also features a significant proportion of private sector announcements.
To effectively reach out to Graeme, consider offering pitches related to exclusive access to new music releases, behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of albums or songs, and interviews with emerging artists in the music industry.
For gaming-related topics featured in his articles, pitching stories about innovative developments in the gaming industry or exclusive looks at upcoming game releases may be well-received by Graeme.
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Jason Nolan is back with perhaps his most poetic effort to date, Manufacturing. By Graeme Smith
By: Graeme Smith
Real name Matt Burnside, The Ocean Beneath is debuting on his blog thanks to his new collab with an old favourite. By Graeme Smith
Editor in Chief Graeme counts down his album of the year contenders, crowning the very best that has passed through these pages this year.
Sarah Meyz hits our radar with her reflective new EP, Things That They Don’t Know. By Graeme Smith Feature photo by Bianca Souza
The inimitable Jeán et Joie are becoming fast favourites on our pages. Their latest single sees them take on a Christmas classic. By Graeme Smith
London via Mexico artist The Way Out Of Here debuts with soulful new rock single, I’ll Be Away. By Graeme Smith
Guatemala’s Wino Gandara gives us an epic tale of resilience with latest single, Desertic Rain. By Graeme Smith
Real name Nick Anastasakis, The Afro Nick grew up on Crete, influenced early on by the local Romani people.
Our favourite French rockers Blue Coffee returns to our pages with jangly and emotional new track, Dive. By Graeme Smith
By: Graeme Smith
John Tibbits gives us an album for our times with his debut, Music is Life. By Graeme Smith
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