Rocky Michaels unveils the official music video for ‘Going Going Gone’, the uplifting new single from the California-based Americana songwriter, out now. Serving as the final single from his forthcoming fourth album Heroes, the video brings the song’s themes of release, movement and emotional clarity into sharp visual focus. Mirroring the track’s reflective but liberating tone, the video leans into Americana’s most enduring imagery — open roads, passing light, quiet moments o

Crooner Ed has pulled off something genuinely joyful with 'Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life'. He’s made a jazz record that feels like a celebration of simply being alive, bruises, belly laughs, and all. This album throws its arms around the ups and downs of modern existence, spinning them across a smoky dancefloor, and invites you to grin along. From the moment his voice glides in, you know you’re in special hands. Ed sings with the kind of lived-in warmth that can’t be faked. I

Rising UK soul artist Olive Jones has announced the release of her highly anticipated debut album 'For Mary', due March 13 via Nettwerk. The album marks a significant step for the Dorset-born singer-songwriter, offering a deeply personal and emotionally resonant collection of tracks that blend soul, blues, and poetic introspection. Alongside the announcement, Jones has unveiled her new single 'Kingdom', a bold, heartfelt response to social division and political disillusionme

Billboard-charting artist Miist has announced the start of a new creative chapter titled The Love Project , launching in 2026 with new music, audience-driven storytelling, and community-focused initiatives. The era is led by her upcoming single “Love Will Show Us the Way,” written with acclaimed Italian producer Mauro Malavasi, and set for release in Spring 2026. The announcement follows a landmark year in which Miist became the first native Chinese artist to reach Billboard

London-based singer-songwriter Alexander Wolfe has shared 'Everythinglessness', the final advance release from his forthcoming album of the same name. The track arrives ahead of the full record’s release on the 16th January, and offers the clearest insight yet into the emotional core of the project. Stripped back and intensely focused, 'Everythinglessness' centres on a moment of psychological collapse, built around a real recording of panicked breathing taken from a close fri

Look Both Ways is an album born from reflection. For Perspective, their debut full-length becomes a space where memory, identity, and healing collide, filtered through funk-inflected rhythms and unflinchingly honest songwriting. Written largely by frontman KG, the album revisits formative moments across a ten-year span, examining them from a present-day vantage point. The result is deeply personal without ever feeling insular. These songs aren’t confessions for confession’s

OUTER has always operated in the margins between genres, but on ‘Svartsengi’ , Tom Soetaert sharpens his focus on something more elusive: the architecture of emotion itself. The track doesn’t build toward a climax so much as it carefully assembles a space, one shaped by uncertainty, restraint, and the quiet ache of unresolved loss. The single arrives as the second offering from Glowing Mountains in the Sky , OUTER’s first full-length album since 2018, and it carries the weigh

At its core, ‘Basic Instinct’ is a song about freedom. Not the abstract, vague kind, but the deeply personal liberation that comes from stepping fully into who you are. On his explosive new single, Walter Miller uses the language of rock music to explore masculinity as something fluid, expressive, and defiantly self-authored. Rock has always been a paradoxical space: historically macho, yet quietly radical. Icons like Freddie Mercury, Prince, and Elton John blurred lines lon

There’s something quietly astonishing about 'REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW'. It unfolds like a long-held secret finally spoken aloud. This is an album shaped by patience, by years spent listening to the world rather than shouting over it, and when it finally speaks, it does so with clarity, grace, and emotional depth. Michellar’s songwriting feels lived-in and unguarded, rooted in melody rather than trend. These songs drift between reflection and resolve, carrying the weight o

Ratfink!'s 'When You Were Mine' explodes out of the speakers with the kind of reckless joy that reminds you why DIY pop exists in the first place. This is music that is loud when it wants to be, tender when it needs to be, and completely unconcerned with sanding down its rough edges. From the opening moments of 'Won't Wait Forever', the record crackles with life. Guitars lurch and sparkle, rhythms wobble just enough to feel dangerous, and melodies latch on fast and refuse to

Yorkshire duo Seafret have officially announced their long-anticipated fourth studio album 'Fear of Emotion', set for release on the 27th March via Nettwerk, and introduced it with a moving new single titled 'Signal Fire'. Following the continued success of viral breakout 'Atlantis' (now surpassing 1 billion streams) and recent BBC Radio 2 A-listed duet 'Five More Seconds' with KT Tunstall, 'Fear of Emotion' marks a bold new chapter for Jack Sedman and Harry Draper. The upcom

PHOTO: Sunday Smoke Making a name for themselves, the three-piece UK outfit Sunday Smoke are the latest band to take the scene by storm as they draw back the curtain on their new anthem, 'Where I'll Go'. A light-hearted indie fizzler, the single sees the band step into the likes of power-pop, folk, and indie as they create a track that can truly be experienced as well as listened to. The band looks to step into the new year on a creative high, and it doesn't look like they're

Looking to bow out of 2025 on a high, King Yanz is back as he draws back the curtain on his latest single, 'No Favours'. A lucious, cinematic hip-hop belter, the single lands firmly between hip-hop and R&B to forge a sound that is both incredibly distinctive and compellingly unique. Sporting swelling synthesizers and a compelling backbeat, the release tells tales of self-worth and defiance, cementing King Yanz as an essential rising artist. Yanz explains what the song means t

There’s a particular kind of electricity when the city loosens its grip and bodies begin to move without explanation. Luan Luan capture that feeling with dazzling precision on 'Northern Lights', a track that invites you into the night and hands you the keys. From the opening seconds, the song glows with motion. Elastic guitar lines shimmer against smooth rhythmic curves, while bass and drums lock into a pulse that feels alive. It’s a sound that slides effortlessly between sty

There’s something thrilling about an artist choosing softness when they could easily hide behind noise. With Tony Lio’s new single 'Better to Sleep', that choice becomes the entire point, and it lands with disarming force. Built around space, restraint, and emotional precision, 'Better to Sleep' feels like stumbling upon someone’s thoughts mid-sentence, when the guards are down and the lights are low. His voice sits front and centre, carrying the kind of weariness that comes

Glamorous, radiant, and unmistakably Parisian, Hélène in Paris ushers in festive warmth with Christmas in Paris, her first international holiday single and a love letter to the season wrapped in French elegance. Bathed in piano-led melodies, sweeping strings, acoustic guitar, and softly glowing harmonies, the track balances intimacy with old-world grandeur, evoking candlelit rooms, shimmering streets, and the quiet magic of togetherness. The song’s charm is amplified by a sum

3 Days Of Wonder are a young band making a big impact with their punchy yet emotionally sincere and impressively mature sound. The new single 'Anyone Who knows' showcases the bands feel for dynaics with explosive distorted guitar tones and moments of emotive calm whic allow the melodies to shines. It's a radiant example of the bands potential which left use eager to learn more... We caught up with the band to ask about 5 of their favourite songs: Big Country - Look Away My p

Following the celebration of its first decade last year, the Winchendon Music Festival is back with its eleventh consecutive instalment, as it prepares for another celebration of sound in the heart of Massachusetts. A mostly free-to-enter programme, the festival sees some of the world's finest musicians take to the stages of Winchendon, bringing the joy and longevity of music to all, far and wide. Started as a celebration and to pay homage to founder Andrew Arceci's late fath

Rupert Träxler’s Atmospheres arrives as a defining moment in the Vienna-based artist’s evolving catalogue. Following the acclaimed The Journey and Darkness , this third release under his moniker signals a deeper dive into sonic world-building—one driven by curiosity, intensity, and ambition. At its core, Atmospheres is a collision of forms. Drum & bass and jungle loops provide kinetic propulsion, while heavy rock elements inject a visceral edge. The track unfolds cinematic

There’s something irresistibly charged about 'Let’s Just Talk', a song that understands the thrill of hesitation just as much as the rush of action. Rusty Reid & The Unreasonables capture that split second where everything could tip forward, and turn it into a sparkling, nerve-tingling ride. Built on bright guitars and a buoyant pulse, the track glides in with an easy charm before tightening its grip. It feels playful on the surface, but beneath that shimmer is a knot of curi