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Anna Hay Turns Emotional Evasion Into Pop-Rock Gold On “It’s All Good”
There is something particularly devastating about the phrase “it’s all good” when it absolutely isn’t, and Anna Hay knows exactly how to weaponise that contradiction. On her latest single, the NYC-based singer-songwriter takes one of modern conversation’s most casually dishonest phrases and turns it into a sharply observed pop-rock anthem about suppressed feelings, emotional self-preservation, and the painful theatre of pretending not to care. Written about being in love with
May 29


Beau Bowen find strength in defiance on the electrifying new single 'Holding Me Back'
UK electro-pop/rock duo Beau Bowen continue their strong run of releases with 'Holding Me Back', a vibrant and empowering new single that channels frustration into forward momentum. Following the release of 'No More Cryin'', the duo return with a track that feels bigger, sharper, and purpose-built for crowded festival fields and late-night dance floors alike. From its opening moments, 'Holding Me Back' surges with energy as driving guitar lines collide with pulsing electronic
May 29


Tale of Giants captures the cost of chasing horizons on new single 'Somewhere'
There is a long tradition of singer-songwriters documenting life on the road, but Tale of Giants approaches the subject from a more introspective angle on 'Somewhere'. Rather than simply romanticising travel and adventure, this new single focuses on the emotional trade-offs that often accompany a life spent in motion. The project of songwriter Javier Martinez, Tale of Giants has built a reputation through years of touring and connecting directly with audiences across the Unit
May 29


Alaina May explores the blur between desire and reality on new single 'Casual'
Brooklyn-based indie artist Alaina May introduces an exciting new chapter with the release of ‘Casual’, a beautifully vulnerable single that captures the emotional confusion of wanting something temporary while longing for something deeper. Produced by TOLEDO, the track wraps May’s intimate vocals in dreamy indie-pop textures and understated melodies, creating a sound that feels both delicate and emotionally immersive. At its core, ‘Casual’ examines the intoxicating pull of f
May 29


Danni Nicholls brings quiet resolve to her new single 'I’ll Carry On'
Danni Nicholls has always understood the power of restraint as her songwriting tends to find its strength in small emotional details and lived-in honesty. And 'I’ll Carry On', the latest single from her forthcoming album 'Making Moves', continues that approach with a thoughtful and deeply grounded reflection on endurance, healing and perseverance. Co-written with Michele Stodart and produced by Sarah Peacock, the track settles into a warm Americana framework built from unders
May 28


Block returns from the wilderness with the beautifully bruised new album 'Love Crash'
There’s something fitting about Block returning at a moment when independent songwriting once again feels hungry for honesty. And 'Love Crash', his first full-length record in thirteen years, is the sound of someone surviving long enough to rediscover why they needed music in the first place. For longtime followers of New York’s anti-folk movement, Block has always occupied a strange and fascinating space that is almost too emotionally sharp to become fully lo-fi caricature,
May 28


Michael Paul Binz releases new single 'Cause U Are'
Indiana hailer hit-maker Michael Paul Binz is back with his typical alt-rock energy in 'Cause U Are', released earlier this month. Anthemic songwriting meets grunge, following his country leaning previous offering, 'Plenty'. Straight in, a winding riff meets crashing drums, with isolated vocals, quickly joined by robust guitar work, leading the listener into a sing-along, action-packed chorus. High-impact, neat riffs, and powerful melodies are this tracks signature sound. Ins
May 28


'Remember The Dawn' is a glittering debut album from Night Walks
Indie-rock quartet Night Walks have unveiled their debut album, 'Remember The Dawn', with a distinctly fresh sound that also harks back to the carefree indie tidal wave of the mid-2000s. Loaded with nine tracks that draw inspiration from The War On Drugs, Sam Fender, and The Cure, Night Walks shimmers with its guitar and synths, flirtations with brass lines, and tempered psychedelia. Arrangements are bold, which is a must with a debut album, and is delivered on spectacularly.
May 28


OXLEE continues to defy expectations
UK-based artist, songwriter, producer, and visionary, OXLEE, has made a name for growing a huge organic base as well as refining his core sound. With millions of streams, 10 million followers, and Grammy winning mentorship, via Ant Clemens, OXLEE has emerged as a forward-thinking pioneer, swapping his Aussie roots for UK rap - and taking the scene by storm. Today marks the release of his newest release 'SUPER VILLAIN', under OKay The Duo, where he performs with his sister. St
May 28


MSB Mario hits the UK with key dates in Brighton and Newcastle
Barcelona-based artist and spoken word performer, Msb Mario, is back with his unique sound and live set for two huge dates at either end of the UK. Performing in Brighton and Newcastle, at the Folklore Rooms and The Cluny respectively, Msb Mario's distinctive sound is sure to wow crowds. Described by Spanish outlet Kamikaze Sonoro as “An experience that goes beyond music. Msb Mario El Niño de la Pili tells stories that touch people's hearts”, Msb Mario comes off the back of 2
May 28


5 Songs I Love w/ Scout Paré-Phillips
We sat down with the incredibly Scout Paré-Phillips upon the release of her new single 'Claw', to find out more about what is behind her unique sound. Be sure to check out the new single at the bottom, and follow her along her journey! Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds & PJ Harvey - Henry Lee I’m starting with this song because of its significance to the creative process of my new album, Lupine Daughter, and the massive impact these two artists have had on me since I was a young gi
May 28


Oscar November Unveils Dreamlike New Single ‘Anything’
London-based British-Australian artist Oscar November has released the new single, 'Anything', an immersive and hazy summer soundscape that further cements his place within the UK’s emerging psychedelic indie scene. Released on 22 May, 'Anything' draws listeners into Oscar November’s distinctive sonic world, blending introspective songwriting with rich, atmospheric production. The track offers a glimpse into what the artist describes as his “busy mind,” pairing reflective lyr
May 27


Greet The Chief drops Same Planet Different Worlds EP
Rip-roaring guitar-led chaos is the central force of Greet The Chief's latest EP, 'Same Planet, Different Worlds', with the Derbyshire based rocker coming up trumps again. Fusing the nostalgic tones of hard-fi, Kasabian and Iggy Pop, the EP opener Back For More is a full throated hard hitting anthem, Up To The Light being the festival favourite with a clever anarhcic chorus melody line. The track closes with Fire Water, which still has that signature Greet The Chief sound, bu
May 27


'Anything at All' is the latest offering from Dom Quincey
Ahead of his forthcoming EP, Dom Quincey is back with his atmospheric single, 'Anything at All'. Sweeping string lines and roaring guitars bookend intimate verse production, with dreamy vocals washing over crashing drums and flutters of brass. The single is loaded with energy, but conveyed at the right moments, within this unique and dynamic production. Dom describes the song in his own words: “The song started as I was playing around with a guitar tuning used on Joni Mitchel
May 27


'Maybe I'm Gone' is the newest Country rock anthem by Bonneville
Energetic, soul hitmakers Bonneville are back with their southern style classic rock offering, in the shape of new single 'Maybe I'm Gone'. Glorious gospel choirs reign under sultry guitar licks that foreshadow a rip-roaring solo, with stylish lead melodies making 'Maybe I'm Gone' the ultimate festival sing-along. A track for freedom, produced by Grammy winner Starita, the track is spearheaded by Wes McGee and Jeff Hayashi, who explain the tracks roots. “It has an old The Ro
May 27


Bank Holiday Share Striking Debut Single 'Out Of The Blue'
Fresh from a run of live dates alongside Jamie Webster, Manchester indie trio Bank Holiday arrive with the kind of debut single that feels less like a first step and more like a statement of intent. Released on 27th May, ‘Out Of The Blue’ is a radiant, guitar-driven introduction to a band already sounding remarkably assured in their identity. Built on shimmering riffs, punchy percussion and a grounding bassline, the track channels the spirit of ‘90s alt-rock through a modern
May 27


Crawford Mack releases new single 'Don’t Play The Victim’
In the lineage of sharply observed British indie songwriting, Crawford Mack’s latest single “Don’t Play The Victim” lands with a grin and a raised eyebrow. The Glaswegian songwriter’s newest offering dismantles masculine self-mythology with wit, precision and a keen sense of theatre, following a parade of men who mistake entitlement for individuality. Mack’s writing has always thrived in the space between personal confession and social commentary, but here he finds a particul
May 27


DJZEPiC Delivers Pure Dancefloor Euphoria on ‘i GOT A FEELiNG’
DJZEPiC continues to refine his formula of funk-laced house and disco-inspired euphoria with 'i GOT A FEELiNG', a single that feels tailor-made for sunset sets, packed dancefloors, and feel-good festival moments alike. The Australian producer has steadily built a reputation for blending nostalgic influences with contemporary club production, and this latest release is among his most polished efforts to date. Built around a buoyant groove and a relentlessly infectious rhythm s
May 27


Dominic Crane turns Birmingham memory into gold on the beautifully observed single 'So Moseley'
Dominic Crane leans into classic British songwriting traditions on 'So Moseley', delivering a reflective single rooted in memory, identity, and the subtle ways people alter the course of our lives. Built around jangling guitars, warm melodic phrasing, and understated emotional detail, the track feels deliberately timeless in both sound and structure. Set against Birmingham’s Moseley music scene, the song looks back on a younger version of the narrator still searching for dire
May 27


Martin Lloyd Howard bridges renaissance elegance and flamenco fire on new single 'Hidden Andalucia'
Martin Lloyd Howard takes an understated but ambitious approach on 'Hidden Andalucia', a solo classical guitar composition that draws together two distinct musical traditions with impressive sensitivity. Rooted partly in the melodic restraint of Elizabethan lute music and partly in the rhythmic intensity of flamenco, the piece feels like a carefully shaped conversation between eras and styles. The opening passages immediately evoke the influence of John Dowland, with delicate
May 27
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