London-based singer-songwriter Fiona Amaka continues to carve her distinctive path through indie-folk and alt-country with her latest single 'Honesty (Psalm 139)'. Following the raw emotionality of 'No Daylight' and 'Cowards and Shadows', this track shifts into a sunlit, contemplative space, blending spiritual reflection with her own signature guitar-driven storytelling. From the opening strum, the song’s slide guitar creates a warm, resonant canvas that immediately sets a to

Kete Bowers has long carved a singular path through the landscapes of folk, blues, and Americana, and his latest single 'Chained' reaffirms his status as one of Liverpool’s most compelling singer-songwriters. With a voice that feels both weathered and timeless, Bowers invites us into the intimate corners of the human heart, exploring the delicate entanglements of love, desire, and emotional constraint. From the first notes of 'Chained', he sets a reflective, almost meditative

Michael Keane, the Bronx-born composer now operating out of New Jersey, solidifies his reputation as a master of immersive instrumental storytelling with 'Distance Major', a debut under his eponymous moniker. Following the atmospheric excursions of his former project Textbook Maneuver, Keane’s latest work expands into a vivid intersection of synth-rock, chill modern jazz, and prog-infused electronica, crafting an album that is as cerebral as it is emotively compelling. From t

After what has already been an impactful few months for him, Los Angeles-based artist KENTON announces himself as a force in contemporary alt-pop, delivering his emotionally unflinching debut album 'Sweetmouth'. There’s a magnetic duality running through the record. On one hand, tracks like 'Vaporize Me' are kinetic, floor-filling reimaginings of a traditional Hakka folk tune, effortlessly blending heritage with contemporary energy. On the other, songs like 'Without You', co-

Dallas-based singer-songwriter Ezra Vancil returns with 'Babylove', the first single from his ambitious double album 'Morning & Midnight', offering a masterclass in unguarded emotional storytelling. Where much of contemporary pop often favours polish over vulnerability, Vancil dives headfirst into the raw, tangled web of love lost and the messy introspection that follows, crafting a track that feels simultaneously intimate and cinematic. Recorded in the quiet isolation of an

Nostalgia, reckoning and hope - these are the feelings that Timothy LaRoque invokes with his latest album, The Florida Effect. Spotlighting his home state of Florida, LaRoque's new record spotlights life in the place he once knew so well. Giving a glimpse into the life of the modern Floridian and the artist himself, LaRoque likewise comes to terms with the place that has slowly become breeding grounds for corruption in America. LaRoque does this thoughtfully and artfully, inv

Los Angeles-based artist NASTIIA steps confidently into the pop landscape with her debut single 'Amber Eyes', a track that marries cinematic emotion with infectious modern energy. A classically trained pianist with over two decades of performance experience on world-renowned stages, NASTIIA channels her rich musical heritage into a debut that feels both intimate and expansive. The result is a vibrant exploration of unspoken love, longing, and the quiet intensity of human conn

Seán Griffin proves once again why he’s one of the Northeast’s most compelling musical voices with his latest single 'Rocks Off'. Following the contemplative shuffle of 'People Are Mad', Griffin flips the switch entirely, delivering a track that bursts with unrestrained rock energy, bouncy guitars, and a propulsive rhythm section that immediately grabs your attention. What makes this single so magnetic is his ability to fuse clever lyricism with a visceral sense of fun, turni

Birmingham-born, London-based AUNCE returns with 'Come Back', a track that feels like a meditation in sound. Emerging from her residency at the Townshend Studio in London, this release finds Anna Edith Daly Edgington navigating grief, memory, and collective disquiet, translating emotion into an intricate lattice of textures, synths, and wordless vocals. The result is an immersive listening experience, where rhythm and resonance articulate what language often cannot. From the

Atlanta’s Duane Hoover returns with 'Magic Mirror Story Book', an LP that radiates with the glow of introspection and the shimmering echoes of British pop’s golden era. Following the brisk immediacy of 'Wayward Path', Hoover slows the pace, crafting a panoramic record that balances nostalgia with reinvention. Across the album’s seventeen tracks, melody and memory intertwine, creating a dreamlike soundscape that feels both familiar and freshly imagined. From the opening notes

With their debut EP 'MONO', Vienna’s Fallin’ Astronauts have delivered a collection that is quiet, reflective, and sincere all at once. The five-track release showcases a mastery of emotional space, merging classical discipline with modern indie-pop clarity. What could have been a glossy introduction instead becomes a masterclass in restraint. From the first moments of opener 'Promise', it’s clear that Fallin’ Astronauts looking to resonante with those tuning in. Maximilian

Few debut albums arrive this fully formed. Jodie Langford’s Softly Spoken is a raw, restless fusion of spoken word and electronic rebellion, a record that shouts its truth even when it’s whispering. Partnering with the ever-inventive Endoflevelbaddie, Langford takes us on a tour through her mind, city, and sleepless nights. Thematically, it’s a balancing act between confrontation and catharsis. “Humiliate Me” exposes lad culture with frightening clarity, turning personal tra

Yeija boldly steps into the pop arena with her latest single 'Chasing Devils', delivering a track that’s equal parts infectious and introspective. Known for her ability to merge soulful depth with playful energy, Yeija now channels that signature charisma into a vibrant, groove-driven anthem that thrives on the irresistible allure of a love that’s thrilling, yet undeniably hazardous. From the opening shimmering synths, 'Chasing Devils' establishes a kinetic momentum reminisce

Rising Norwegian singer-songwriter Rebekka Louise cements her growing reputation with 'the bigger guy', a deeply affecting single that balances raw emotion with soaring melodic grace. Arriving the in wake of some beautifully refined releases, the track finds her navigating the delicate terrain of selflessness, vulnerability, and the quiet endurance of loving when your efforts go unnoticed. From the first notes, 'the bigger guy' envelops us in a lush, atmospheric soundscape. S

New York’s own Nick Vivid has always been a restless explorer of sound, but with 'Volatile', he reaches a new peak of inventive audacity. Arriving after the rousing response to his recent cuts 'None Of Your Business' and 'Volunteer', this album is where lo-fi funk, glam rock flair, and experimental electronics collide in exhilarating, unpredictable ways. Vivid reflects on his early NYC years with a candid mix of nostalgia, regret, and hope, turning personal history into kalei

If you like music that forces you to move, to dance, sing, and feel every note, then Contrasting Notes is for you. Buckle in (or better yet, unbuckle that seatbelt) because Swedish singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fredrik Norlindh unveils his ambitious debut: an album that refuses to sit still or allow you to do the same. Across its eleven tracks, Contrasting Notes sweeps through soaring melodies, dramatic orchestration, and genre-defying soundscapes tha

Junifer’s latest single 'Thoughts For The Night' is a gentle ode to the beauty woven into the routines and quiet corners of home. Following the release of their debut album 'A Little Late' earlier this year, the Chico-based artist continues to refine their signature blend of alt-pop and folktronica, crafting a track that feels simultaneously personal, cinematic, and comforting. From the opening moments, the song captures the hush of a household settling in for the night. Synt

Photo: Anna Burnett Belfast trio Serotone return with their second single 'Breathe', following the gritty, grunge-tinged energy of their debut 'Fool’s Paradise'. This latest offering marks a shift in the band’s palette, trading the raw aggression of their first effort for a more introspective, melodic alt-rock approach that balances melancholy with a subtle thread of optimism. Opening with resonant guitar riffs that shimmer over a steady, pulsing rhythm, 'Breathe' immediately

Daisy Briggs’ latest single 'cold shoulder' arrives like a warm, late-summer breeze. With this release, she steps fully into her own, crafting a song that blends reflective nostalgia with unshakable self-assurance, transforming a personal story into a universal anthem about self-worth and moving on. From the very first notes, we are transported into the vivid, sunlit imagery of past summers. Yet rather than dwelling on regret, Briggs turns the lens on empowerment; confronting

Kent-based indie collective Pool Club return with 'Changing Tides', a track that feels like a sun-drenched sigh amid the grey chill of late autumn. Following their 2023 debut 'Play The Game', the quintet demonstrates a rare gift for crafting alternative indie-pop that’s both effortlessly catchy and emotionally resonant, striking the delicate balance between playful exuberance and wistful reflection. From the first shimmering guitars, 'Changing Tides' sets a scene of golden af