Maria Rosa La Kakiee’s Trigger My Aria is a bold, unapologetic declaration of self-empowerment. The Boston-based artist delivers her lyrics with a mix of ferocity and melodic flair, transforming personal triggers into an anthem of resilience. From the opening beat, the song grips you, pulling listeners into Maria Rosa’s world of clarity, self-respect, and creative fire. The production by Mike Midura perfectly complements her vocal dynamism. Hip-hop rhythms intertwine with po

Cris Cap is back as he looks to round off the year with a bold new EP, 'Bring It Back'. The new EP, which features two previously released singles, highlights the focus 'Bring It Back', a luscious, slick R&B-tinged offering that sees Cap's soulful roots ooze out of him. Once again teaming up with Nashville-based singer Hudson Hayes, the EP looks to be a promising highlight in Cap's already established discography. Diving in, Cap explains, “This song is a love letter to my tee

Photo: Double Major Rounding off an emphatic year, Double Major is back as he releases his latest single 'NNLJ', the final piece of the puzzle to raise his new EP, 'Mein Hoon Double'. An emphatic, colourful offering, the EP sees Double Major capitalise on his Nu-Disco sound, filling the airwaves with an alluring, unmissable sense of melody. The new single pushes forward with an optimistic backbeat, bringing shimmering synths and pounding percussion to the forefront. Diving in

Hailing from Barcelona, Ernesto Lune is back as he pulls back the curtain on his latest bedroom-pop project, 'Not For Now'. A staggering, indie-tinged soundscape, analysing the toll of a collapsed relationship, the project offers a wild, distorted wall of sound to convey Lune's emotions. Standing out as an authentic and strikingly individual offering, Lune looks to head into the new year on a high note. Commenting on the track, he explains, “I wrote this song after a very bri

Australian-born, New York–based artist Firerose has unveiled her new single, “Shining Armor (Rise Again),” a striking rework of the title track from her previous release "Shining Armor". The new version refines its message into a declaration of self-rescue and personal renewal. With raw, understated lyricism, Firerose turns past hardship into purpose. Her words cut cleanly, focusing on autonomy and faith rather than spectacle. The self-directed video, filmed in New York City,

Photo Credit: Gabe Strobel (OIIA Art) Avant-garde producer, composer, and performer LAMIA returns with “Angel”, an epic and emotionally charged single that further cements her position as one of the most fearless voices in underground electronic music. Released via AWAL, the track offers a glimpse into her forthcoming album Nighthawks (out spring 2026), promising a body of work that’s as visionary as it is visceral. Written, recorded, and produced during a bleak London winter

There’s something magnetic about artists who treat their work as both mirror and manifesto. Zeke the Zombie Slayur is one of them. An artist whose creative output refuses to sit still. The Brooklyn-born polymath has long moved between worlds: music, fashion, design, visual art - yet his latest record, I’m Glad I Made This , feels like the point where they all converge. A sprawling 26-track concept album , I’m Glad I Made This is a self-portrait. A dialogue between Zeke and

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London-based five-piece Sweet Unrest return with Sometimes — a track that captures both the tenderness and turbulence that define their sound. Emotive, high-octane and unflinchingly honest, the single builds from quiet introspection to an explosive release, mirroring the emotional journey at its core. Produced by Luke Burgoyne (The Libertines, Louis Tomlinson, J Hus, Bastille, Declan McKenna), Sometimes encapsulates the band’s trademark tension between delicacy and aggressio

Milan-born, London-based artist Alie crashes through the dreamworld and onto the dancefloor with her electrifying new single 'trouble rubble', a bratty, high-gloss, hyperpop punch that clocks in at just over two minutes and refuses to play nice. Formerly the voice of the electronic pop duo LIMINAL, Alie now dances between fantasy and reality as a solo artist, building a distinct playground out of flirtation, friction, and flashing neon. With 'trouble rubble', she serves up a

Surinamese-Dutch artist néomí returns with a spellbinding new EP 'Another Year Will Pass', out now via Nettwerk. Known for her raw vulnerability and poetic lyricism, the rising folk-pop songwriter delivers a four-track reflection on change, grief, and the quiet beauty of letting go. At the heart of the release is the title-track 'Another Year Will Pass', a slow-burning meditation on emotional growth and the invisible milestones we carry. With delicate instrumentation and néom

New York-based pop innovator Laura Pieri concludes her October saga of empowered, Halloween-themed storytelling with the release of 'Just a Little'. After a month spent reimagining iconic songs through dark, cinematic covers like Lady Gaga’s 'Marry the Night' (The Vampire), Charli XCX’s 'party 4 u' (The Siren), and Rihanna’s 'Disturbia' (The Werewolf), Pieri now unveils an original single that brings her multi-layered narrative to its thrilling peak. 'Just a Little' explores

Rising artist Trev Peacock opens the door to a deeply personal new chapter with 'Keep It Close', lifted from his debut EP 'After the Noise'. Produced by Mike Spink (The 1975, Jake Bugg, The Gaslight Anthem), the track offers a tender yet tightly wound portrait of emotional hesitation, where hope and fear exist in uneasy harmony. On 'Keep It Close', Peacock captures that liminal space between uncertainty and possibility. Wrapped in warm, indie-rock textures and driven by a qu

Photo Credit: Jade Fawcett @Infinita Sign and Design From London’s pavements to global stages, Cam Cole has always been a force of nature, a one-man band whose primal energy and fearless musicianship have made him one of modern rock’s most distinctive voices. With his new single “Rabbit (She’s What I Want)”, the first glimpse of his forthcoming fourth album Lost In Creation (due February 2026), Cole pushes his sound into trippier territory, fusing his trademark blues grit wit

Songwriter Eric Hirshberg has teamed up with acclaimed artist Aloe Blacc on the new single “For Real” , the first preview of Hirshberg’s upcoming third album More Is Not The Answer , due in 2026. The track blends Hirshberg’s conversational lyricism with Blacc’s soulful precision, creating a song that feels both grounded and expansive. Blacc’s phrasing anchors the performance, riding the rhythm with calm restraint as harmonies surface only where they matter most. The minimalis

Singer-songwriter Charlie Freeman, known professionally as FREE/MAN, has released his latest EP, Reconnection , offering listeners a short but emotionally rich journey. The London-based artist blends alt-soul, ’70s rock, Britpop, and Americana into a sound that is both intimate and universally resonant. The EP reflects Freeman’s continued exploration of themes like love, freedom, and spiritual growth. Reconnection includes four tracks and serves as an introduction to Freeman

Dan Thomas’s “Is It Enough Yet” is a beautifully defiant statement — a modern folk anthem that captures the restless energy of a generation constantly measuring itself against impossible standards. From the first strum, Thomas channels the grit of punk and the warmth of folk into something uniquely his own: music that moves both your feet and your conscience. There’s a refreshing candor in the way Thomas writes. His lyrics don’t hide behind metaphor; they confront self-doubt

If you’ve been keeping tabs on alt-pop, Zëta Ræ is the name you need to know, and her new single “Obvious” is a sparkling, self-confident reminder of why. It’s flirtatious, it’s fun, and it’s unapologetically catchy — everything you could want from a pop banger in 2025. The project of Nashville singer-songwriter-producer Hannah Schmeling, “Obvious” sees Zëta diving headfirst into euphoric, danceable pop, co-written and produced with Ryan Adams and supported by Max Troppe on

Make Out Monday’s Back to the Feeling is a sparkling alt-pop gem, blending 80s-inspired textures with punchy pop-punk dynamics. The track demonstrates a band comfortable with both reflection and energy, capable of crafting hooks that are as heartfelt as they are catchy. What began as a stripped-back acoustic riff from Seth Renken blossoms into an anthem driven by Zack Shada’s soaring vocals. His lyricism, steeped in nostalgia, captures the ache of moments lost but not forgot

Cork shoegaze quartet Ways of Seeing are set to release their highly anticipated second album, The Inheritance of Fear , on 10th October via Joyful Hour Records. Building on the momentum of their debut, the record marks a significant evolution in James O’Donnell’s songwriting, blending intimate storytelling with lush, textured arrangements that probe the reverberations of trauma, loss, and anxiety. Drawing inspiration from literature, lived experience, and the inherited trait