There’s something thrilling about an artist who knows how to make you move while also making you think, and Chas Leman is absolutely on fire on 'THE GOOD LIFE?'. This track bursts out of the speakers with swagger, satire, and a wicked sense of fun, proving once again that Chas knows exactly how to turn everyday frustration into something you can move to, shout along with, and feel in your bones. From the first few seconds, the song hooks you with a slick, looping guitar line

There’s something quietly electric about a band at the very beginning of their story, when every note still feels like a promise rather than a product. Chloe Jessica arrive in that sweet spot with their first outing 'The Middle', and it already sounds like the opening chapter of something far bigger. At the centre of everything is that lead vocal. It’s rich with feeling, unafraid to tremble, soar, or crack just enough to remind you there’s a real person behind every word. The

There’s a thrilling kind of chaos pulsing through JAKEWITHSPACES!’s latest visual release ' COLD LIKE THE A/C BROKE' , a project that feels like a transmission ripped straight out of a restless, overloaded mind. Watching and listening to it is like stepping inside a hard drive that’s been left open too long; files everywhere, ideas colliding, and emotion leaking through every pixel and beat. It’s messy in the best possible way, bursting with personality and an almost reckless

There’s something thrilling about the way Edie Yvonne keeps pulling the curtain back on her own emotions, even when what she finds behind it isn’t pretty. On her newest outing 'Nightmare', she leans into discomfort, letting uncertainty and suspicion bleed into every note. The result is a track that feels like overhearing someone think out loud at 2am, when the bravado is gone and only the truth is left. From its opening moments, 'Nightmare' settles into a stark, intimate atmo

Anna Josephine doesn’t just close a chapter with 'Thanks for the Ride'; she rips it out, sets it alight, and dances in the glow. This song feels like the exact second when heartbreak finally flips into power, and when longing is replaced by self-worth. From the very first note, there’s a crackling sense of emotional urgency that pulls you in and refuses to let go. What makes this track hit so hard is how unapologetically alive it sounds. Her voice moves like a lightning storm

Mortal Prophets have never been a band to play it safe, but 'Under the Influence' feels like a full-throttle leap into the void, and it’s absolutely exhilarating. This is a fearless, high-wire act where familiar classics are dragged through shadow, electricity, and emotional friction until they come out transformed into something thrillingly strange and unmistakably theirs. From the opening moments, it’s clear this EP is built on bold instincts. Elton John’s 'Tiny Dancer' bec

Antoin Gibson’s 'Dead End' arrives like a held breath that suddenly breaks into the room. This is one of those rare songs that pulls you in with the sheer intensity of its stillness. From the very first notes, you can feel that this is a moment of artistic truth being laid bare. Built around a solitary piano line and a vocal that sounds almost too close for comfort, 'Dead End' feels like you’re listening to someone think out loud. There’s a beautiful, nerve-wracking vulnerabi

There’s something quietly breathtaking about the way Lana Crow lets a song unfold. Her latest release 'What Brings You Back' seems to drift forward like a slow tide, pulling you deeper with every bar. Crow has always had a gift for writing from the inside out, and here she leans fully into that strength. The track circles around the idea of an unseen presence offering comfort when everything feels fragile. Rather than sounding preachy or literal, it plays like a whispered rea

There’s a certain kind of heartbreak that just quietly erodes everything around it. Eddie Somera captures that feeling with aching clarity on 'Hanging On', a track that feels like standing at the edge of something you know is already gone, yet still hoping it might somehow stay. From the first few moments, the song wraps itself in a hazy glow, built on guitars that drift and shimmer like light bouncing off late-night waves. The tones feel soaked in atmosphere, blurring the li

There’s a certain electricity that runs through 'What Makes You Think', the kind that feels like a streetlight flickering above an empty road at 2AM. It’s restless, charged, and emotionally loaded, capturing RIOT SON at a moment where uncertainty and desire collide in a thrilling, slightly dangerous way. This is a statement of intent from an artist learning how to turn inner chaos into something that crackles with life. From the first beat, the track moves with nervous moment

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

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

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

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

There’s a particular kind of tension that lives in the space just before a decision, when you’re no longer comfortable staying still, but not yet brave enough to move. On 'Is It Time', KINSALE bottle that feeling with remarkable clarity, delivering a single that feels quietly monumental in its emotional pull. From the first notes, the track settles into a patient, rolling atmosphere, guided by guitars that glow rather than glare. The arrangement unfolds with intention, lettin

There are comeback records, and then there are moments where an artist ruptures the present tense. And 'BRUTE FORCE' does exactly that. Bad Boy Butch Batson resurfaces with a snarling, sweat-soaked statement that feels violently alive, as if it’s been pacing in a locked room for years waiting to be unleashed. The songs arrive bent, buzzing, and gloriously unstable, stitched together from instinct rather than instruction. Guitars scrape and lurch, rhythms wobble like they migh

There’s something magical about a song that’s been years in the making, and “Lady Moon” by Chapters of Forever is exactly that. Originally written in early 2020 by Alex Pazos and Pedro Martínez, the track finally sees the light of day after a five-year journey of distance, growth, and rediscovery. The story behind it is just as compelling as the music itself. Formed in Puebla, Mexico, during their music school days, Alex and Pedro started their collaboration with this very so