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Lana Karlay bottles heartbreak and euphoria on new single 'Never Real'
There’s a very specific kind of chaos that comes with missing someone you know you shouldn’t, and on her latest cut ‘Never Real’, Lana Karlay turns that contradiction into something messy, self-aware, and most importantly, fun. What immediately stands out is the shift in energy. Where her earlier material often lingered in shadowy, introspective spaces, ‘Never Real’ bursts open with colour. Synths sparkle with a retro glow, rhythms bounce with a carefree urgency, and the whol
Apr 8


Charlie Vaughan returns with dreamy new single 'Don’t Wanna Drive'
North London singer-songwriter Charlie Vaughan is back with his latest single 'Don’t Wanna Drive', a hazy, guitar-led track that blends melodic simplicity with a sense of urgency. The release follows a busy period on the road, where Vaughan supported The Backseat Lovers and Hamilton Leithauser across the UK and Europe. He is set to continue his live run this April, joining FEET for shows in Milton Keynes and Birmingham, alongside a headline release show at London’s Paper Dres
Apr 8


A.L.M.O.R.A confronts duality and identity on new single 'Madonna Whore Complex'
On her vibrant new single ‘Madonna Whore Complex’, A.L.M.O.R.A delivers a striking, emotionally charged piece that dismantles perception while rebuilding identity in real time. From the very first moments, the track establishes a world that feels both ancient and immediate. Delicate plucked textures, rooted in traditional Eastern instrumentation, glide across the surface, creating a sense of stillness that feels almost sacred. But beneath that calm lies something more unsettl
Apr 7


See How turns borrowed words into a living pulse on new single 'My Religion'
There’s something quietly radical about taking the voices of the past and reshaping them into something that feels entirely present. And on his new offering ‘My Religion’, See How does exactly that by crafting a hypnotic, off-centre electronic piece that feels like a living, breathing statement of intent. From the first flicker of sound, there’s a sense that this isn’t built in a traditional way. The rhythm stutters into place with an almost uneasy groove, deliberately skewed
Apr 7


Michael J McEvoy's 'Adil Searches' anchors White Gold in quiet, devastating beauty
There are moments in film scores where a single piece defines the emotional language of the entire work, and on the soundtrack for White Gold, Michael J McEvoy achieves exactly that with ‘Adil Searches’, a composition that feels like an emotional compass guiding everything that follows. From its first delicate notes, ‘Adil Searches’ establishes a sense of fragile motion. The gently looping guitar figure feel tentative, searching, and purposeful yet uncertain. It’s a motif tha
Apr 7


Pol Tonin conjures memory and meaning on debut album 'New Home'
There’s a quiet intensity to 'New Home' that reveals itself slowly, like walking through a building designed for feeling. Under the Pol Tonin moniker, Daniel Pabst channels decades of artistic exploration into a debut that feels deeply considered, almost sculptural in its construction. Throughout the release, these songs unfold with a patience that feels deliberate, almost architectural in its pacing. Each moment feels placed, measured, and allowed to resonate fully before th
Apr 7


Shortout Kid's 'Pet Song' is beautiful chaos engineered to break you open
There’s experimental, and then there’s Shortout Kid. On his newest invention ‘Pet Song’, the elusive artist blurs the lines between genres, emerging from years of obsessive creation with something that feels like a sonic detonation. You can feel the time poured into this. This is the sound of an artist who has spent years locked away, building a language of his own from the ground up. And when it finally erupts, it does so with a force that’s impossible to ignore. At the core
Apr 7


Sam Stokes finds her unbreakable core on new single 'I'll Still Hold Up'
There’s a certain kind of song that speaks to resilience, and on her newest offering ‘I’ll Still Hold Up’, Sam Stokes delivers a fearless, full-throttle anthem that feels built for open roads, clenched fists, and those moments where you decide, once and for all, that you’re not backing down. From the first surge, the track bursts forward with a raw, driving energy that feels both liberating and deeply personal. Guitars cut through with a gritty edge, while the rhythm section
Apr 6


Dardust builds a living, breathing world on new EP 'We Only Love Spaces and Doors'
From the opening moments, there’s a sense of awe flowing through 'We Only Love Spaces and Doors' . Piano lines shimmer into existence with a delicate, almost suspended beauty, only to be joined by pulses of electronic energy that feel like they’re stretching the very edges of the space around you. It’s a breathtaking collision of the organic and the digital, something Dardust has already earned a strong reputation for. What makes this EP so exhilarating is its constant sense
Apr 6


Kelsie Kimberlin ignites a defiant cry with new single 'Lady Liberty'
There are songs that drift into your world, and then there are songs that arrive like a jolt to the system. And with her newest outing ‘Lady Liberty’, Kelsie Kimberlin delivers the latter. From its opening moments, the track carries a cinematic weight that immediately sets it apart. There’s a tension simmering beneath the surface that something urgent is being confronted head-on. Here, she pulls you straight into the storm, where symbolism and reality collide with striking fo
Apr 6


Lana Crow maps the chaos and clarity of being alive on new album 'In Spirit'
Some records feel like statements, while others feel like journeys. 'In Spirit', the third album from London's Lana Crow, lands firmly in the latter as it delivers a body of work that doesn’t aim to define life so much as move through it. What immediately stands out is the album’s fluidity. It refuses to sit still, drifting between spaces that mirror the unpredictability of everyday existence. One moment, the music feels inward-facing, almost hushed; the next, it opens outwar
Apr 6


Nadia Maria finds power in vulnerability on new EP 'This Is A Solo And Not A Duet'
There’s a quiet kind of power that doesn’t need to shout to be heard, and on 'This Is A Solo And Not A Duet', Nadia Maria taps into it with stunning clarity. This debut EP embraces the beauty of imperfection, turning introspection into something warm, resonant, and deeply human. From the opening moments of ‘Say Something’, there’s an immediate sense of intimacy. The arrangement feels almost weightless, allowing Nadia’s voice to take centre stage. And what a voice it is, carry
Apr 6


The Nth Power share new single 'Simple Life' ahead of upcoming album
Photo: Elle Jay The Nth Power have released their latest single 'Simple Life', offering another preview of their forthcoming album Never Alone, due out May 1. The track presents a more understated approach, built around a steady groove and spacious arrangement. Rather than focusing on technical complexity, the band emphasize feel and musical interplay, allowing each element to develop naturally. Written during a period of reflection by bassist Nate Edgar, the song explores id
Apr 3


The Yacht Club reignite their past with dazzling control on new single 'The Greatest Misadventure (Anniversary Edition)'
There’s something deeply satisfying about a band revisiting their own history, and on their newest outing ‘The Greatest Misadventure (Anniversary Edition)’, The Yacht Club reconstruct, rewire, and elevate a formative moment into something that feels thrillingly alive in the present. From the opening phrases, the track bursts into intricate motion. Guitars twist and interlock with stunning precision, each line dancing around the other with a sense of controlled chaos that defi
Apr 3


Cult indie heroes Iglu & Hartly return with new single 'Supreme'
Looking to make a return to the limelight, LA-based indie heroes Iglu & Hartly are back with their latest single 'Supreme' as they draw in audiences to sold-out shows on their first UK tour in years. After making a name for themselves back in the noughties indie glory days, turning heads across the country with their earworm 'In The City', new anthem 'Supreme' sees the group reclaim those nostalgic sticky dancefloors with a vivid contemporary roar. Speaking about the single,
Apr 3


Floë Brown bottles first love and growing pains in the effervescent rush of 'Through Your Veins'
There’s something incredibly exciting about hearing an artist right at the point where instinct, emotion, and identity all collide, and on her sophomore outing 'Through Your Veins’, Floë Brown captures that moment with a spark that feels impossible to fake. This is young songwriting with bite, charm, and a fearless sense of self beginning to take shape in real time. From the outset, the track bursts forward with a bright, guitar-driven energy that feels both immediate and eff
Apr 3


Scott Quinn returns with emotionally charged new single 'Overdrawn'
British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Scott Quinn has released his latest single 'Overdrawn', a heartfelt pop offering that continues to showcase his gift for blending vulnerability with timeless songwriting. At its core, 'Overdrawn' explores the painful realisation that love alone isn’t always enough to sustain a relationship. With lyrics rooted in emotional honesty, Quinn captures the internal conflict between holding on and letting go, delivering a track that
Apr 3


Guillotine return with explosive new single 'Haunted'
Alt-rock outfit Guillotine make a powerful return with their new single 'Haunted', a bold and emotionally charged release that signals a decisive new chapter for the band. Following recent tracks 'Does It Make You Feel' and 'Half As Bright', the latest offering leans into a heavier, more focused sound. Built on tension and atmosphere, 'Haunted' explores the lingering weight of past experiences, those thoughts and patterns that refuse to fade even when everything else quiets d
Apr 3


The Monotrol Kid Return with the Poignant Glow of ‘40 Years’
There’s something quietly powerful about the return of The Monotrol Kid, and their new single ‘40 Years’ really leans into that understated emotional pull. It’s the kind of track that doesn’t shout for your attention, but once it’s got you, it lingers. If you’ve followed the band’s journey, from a solo project built on little more than a guitar and some deeply personal songwriting into the full-bodied outfit they are now, you’ll recognise that same storytelling core running r
Apr 2


Melanie Herrera shares poignant new single 'Whatever’s Left'
Rising indie-pop artist Melanie Herrera continues her rapid ascent with the release of her latest single 'Whatever’s Left', a deeply reflective track that marks a more introspective turn in her songwriting. Following the viral success of her 'Nepo Baby Vocal Warm-Up' series across social media, Herrera has quickly built a growing fanbase drawn to her blend of personality and emotional honesty. With this new release, she shifts the focus toward a more delicate and narrative-dr
Apr 2
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