London-based pop riser Niki Kini leans into contradiction with 'Murder You', a slick, attitude-laced release that turns emotional chaos into something irresistibly fun. Built on shimmering disco-leaning guitars and smooth, layered vocals, the track plays with tension, pairing sultry production with a hook that lands somewhere between playful and provocative. It’s a song about the physical intensity of love when things start to unravel, capturing that strange space where affec

Stockholm-based songwriter Orlando Hotopf returns with 'Blue Jeans', a quietly devastating release that leans into the aftermath of a love that arrives fast and disappears even faster. Recorded in isolation during a snowstorm just outside Stockholm, the track carries that same sense of stillness and intensity, tinged with something unresolved. Working alongside Tyler Neil Johnson, Hotopf shapes a sound that feels stripped back yet emotionally expansive, allowing the story to

Four walls, a chair, a computer - and, if you're Jackson Mercer, this is the starting point for your most honest work yet. The pop artist and songwriter returns with "Anxiety", a track that does exactly what its title suggests: it sits with discomfort, turns it over, and finds something worth sharing on the other side. For Mercer, the song began with a guitar riff he couldn't shake, which led him somewhere more personal. "I thought of my childhood growing up within school and

There's a particular kind of conviction that makes great artists. The quiet, immovable kind. The kind that turns down a record deal in Greece, moves to London with next to nothing, and produces an entire debut single entirely in her head before a single studio is ever booked. That's Olympia. Born Eleni Olympia, raised on a small Mediterranean island, now firmly rooted in London, and entirely on her own terms. Her debut single "Dear God," out today, arrives like a letter left

There’s a very specific kind of panic that comes with realising you actually care about someone. Suddenly every text means something, every good moment feels suspicious, and your brain starts preparing for disaster before anything has even gone wrong. "Wishful thinking", out now via Now Listen, sits right in that feeling. That’s what makes it connect so easily. It doesn’t treat doubt like some huge dramatic moment, it treats it like part of the everyday experience of liking s

An Authentic & Refreshing Listening Experience There is a particular kind of artist who never quite fits the timeline the music industry expects: No viral moment, no industry co-sign, no carefully managed trajectory. Just decades of playing, writing, touring, living, and making music because it is simply what they do. Dr Wippit is that kind of artist, and ‘Yup’, his new single, sounds exactly like someone who has made peace with that and is glad they did. Originally from Chi

There’s something instantly comforting about hearing Sybil’s voice again, it’s like catching up with an old friend who somehow still sounds effortlessly timeless. On new single ‘Cheers’, she leans into that legacy while giving it a fresh twist, teaming up with Trarius for a collaboration that feels as celebratory as its title suggests. If you’ve followed Sybil since her takes on Dionne Warwick classics like “Don’t Make Me Over” and “Walk On By,” you’ll recognise that same ric

Facebook | Instagram | X | Youtube | Spotify Gabriel Audee didn’t grow up with an easy route into music. From a small-town Colorado, he found his language early - beats on a computer, paint on a canvas, songs written long before anyone else was listening. The creativity wasn’t a hobby. It was survival. And somewhere in those years of building sonic worlds alone, a philosophy took shape that still drives everything he makes: every song is a true story. Fast forward to 2026, a

Parker Barrow have released their latest single 'Blinded', offering a first look at their upcoming album 'Hold the Mash', due out July 17. The track leans into the band’s established rock sound, built around a steady guitar riff and a controlled, mid-paced arrangement. Rather than expanding into larger, more complex territory, 'Blinded' stays focused on its central idea, resulting in a grounded and consistent feel. Lyrically, the song explores themes of direction and distract

Emerging pianist and songwriter Odile Ohms steps into focus with her debut release 'Don’t Give It Wings', a quietly powerful introduction to a project rooted in introspection and emotional clarity. Centred on the ripple effects of past experiences, the track examines how learned behaviours can shape identity, and the moment those patterns are recognised before they take hold. There’s a thoughtful restraint in the songwriting, allowing the weight of the subject matter to settl

Mark Saunders, the Bronx-born vocalist and rapper emerging from hip-hop’s birthplace, continues to refine a sound shaped by introspection, experimentation, and lyrical precision. Blending personal storytelling with layered, dynamic production, he carves out a distinct identity within a crowded and ever-evolving rap landscape. Drawing influence from artists including Lil Wayne, Outkast, XXXTENTACION, Jay-Z, and Eminem, Saunders merges emotive lyricism with shifting flows and t

Contemporary soul-pop standout GoldFord returns with 'Only You Do', a smooth, emotionally rich offering that leans fully into the intimacy that’s come to define his sound. Built around warm instrumentation and understated grooves, the track places his voice front and centre. It’s a song that unfolds patiently, letting its melodic layers breathe while drawing us into something deeply personal without ever overstating its intent. Arriving after the momentum of his 2025 EP 'Spac

Brussels outfit The Bernadette Maries continue to carve out their own space with 'ESO', a shape-shifting track that feels suspended somewhere between atmosphere and adrenaline. Blending post-punk tension with hazy shoegaze textures and indie immediacy, the trio push further into a fluid, post-digital sound. 'ESO' unfolds in fragments, moving like a half-remembered dream and shifting through phases before lifting into a surprisingly weightless drum’n’bass pulse that reconfigur

French artist Mary Milton has released her new single, “On My Shoulder,” a track that foregrounds emotional storytelling and expansive production. Centered around themes of loss and remembrance, the song was written in tribute to her father, adding a deeply personal dimension to its release. Built around a cinematic arrangement featuring the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, the single combines orchestral textures with contemporary soul influences. Milton’s vocal performance

“Go Go Go” sees Katie Dauson refine her blend of vintage rock influences and contemporary indie sensibilities into a cohesive, energetic single. Drawing from 1960s garage rock and subtle soul undertones, the track feels rooted in tradition while maintaining a clear modern edge. The instrumentation is direct and effective, with guitars leading much of the track’s forward motion. There’s a satisfying roughness to the production that enhances its authenticity without compromisin

Revived Echoes continues to sharpen his identity with “Let’s Do It Now,” a sleek electrodance cut that feels built for both late-night introspection and peak-time release. There’s a controlled urgency running through the track, like a decision you know you shouldn’t make—but absolutely will anyway. From the outset, the production locks into a steady, pulsing groove courtesy of Mike Sting, setting a foundation that feels both polished and slightly restless. It’s club-ready, bu

Some reunions feel obligatory. Waver’s feels essential. With Space and Time, the rock duo deliver a compelling 13-track album that channels the spirit of ’90s alternative rock while reflecting the wisdom earned through decades of collaboration. It’s a return that doesn’t chase the past—it reclaims it. Mike Sartor and Dorsey Stone first met as freshmen at Colgate University in the late 1990s, forging a partnership rooted in shared ambition and musical curiosity. Sartor’s class

Switzerland-based pop riser Milune is stepping confidently into her next chapter, pairing the release of her striking new single ‘SWITCH’ with the announcement of an intimate European tour that signals just how quickly her star is rising. ‘SWITCH’ arrives as both a sonic evolution and a statement of intent. Built on a sleek electronic foundation, the track leans into tension and release, starting with a slow, sensual pulse before erupting into a euphoric, club-ready chorus. I

Australian pop star Ruel returns with 'Hate Myself', a confessional new release that digs into the emotional spiral of staying in a relationship you know is doing damage. Co-written with Kenny Beats and Jackson Morgan, the track pairs polished pop production with a darker emotional core, exploring the point where attachment turns inward and self-worth begins to erode. It’s a striking shift that broadens the palette of his evolving sound while staying rooted in the vulnerabili

Emerging artist Georgie Najar has released her new single 'Whatever', offering the first insight into her upcoming EP 'Need to Know', set for release on May 29. The track highlights her restrained approach to songwriting, focusing on a personal moment of feeling overlooked and the gradual shift toward letting go. Rather than building into a large, dramatic statement, 'Whatever' keeps its tone measured, allowing the emotion to develop naturally. The EP will feature four tracks