Emerging from Bordeaux, Nuit Oceān makes a triumphant return with his first single in three years, ‘TILL THE DAWN’, out today via Fevrier Records. The French electro-modern soul project has spent the past decade quietly building a devoted following, amassing over 13.7 million streams while earning plaudits from outlets like Vogue France, Rolling Stone France, Tsugi, and NOCTIS Magazine. The track is a masterclass in atmospheric restraint. Opening with vast, wintery sawtooth s

Clyde the Band’s latest single, “Better,” hits like a time machine straight to the 90s, but with a fresh twist that keeps it from feeling like a dusty revival. The guitars crunch and shimmer in all the right ways, layered over rhythms that drive the song forward without ever feeling forced. There’s a confident familiarity here, like slipping into a pair of worn-in Converse and discovering a secret track on a long-lost mixtape. Lyrically, the song is quietly devastating. It ca

Survivalist sharpen their Groovecore sound with new album FACEBOOK  | INSTAGRAM  | TIKTOK  | LINKTREE  | YOUTUBE  | SPOTIFY With ‘A Place For Those Who Suffer, Alone’, Survivalist deliver their most cohesive and controlled release to date—an album that refines their self-defined Groovecore sound into something heavier, sharper, and far more deliberate. The Belfast four-piece have never sounded more certain of who they are, or more disciplined in how they deploy weight, space,

Sean Maljanian’s SunSkip returns with “Sincerely,” a single that subtly flexes his growth without feeling forced. If his previous EP, Smoke and Mirrors , thrived on quiet introspection, this latest offering opens up, embracing movement, texture, and an understated alt-country momentum. There’s still intimacy at its core, but moments of looseness and joy make it clear: SunSkip isn’t reinventing himself for the sake of it—he’s evolving on his own terms. “Sincerely” tells the st

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

Detroit outfit XCVIII return with Till Next Time , a strikingly introspective EP that captures the band at a moment of transition. It’s a project steeped in atmosphere: post-modern art pop framed by alternative rock edges, where flickers of Radiohead-esque melancholy brush against the intimacy of Dijon and the experimentation of Mk.gee. With their debut album on the horizon, this release feels like a breath taken mid-journey—quiet, intentional, purposeful. Led by Kevin Joseph

Hamburg duo counterglow arrive with echoes of self sounding like they’ve stepped straight out of a neon-lit reverie and onto centre stage. It’s a debut soaked in dreamy synth haze and indie-soul warmth, but there’s a sharpness beneath the glow that gives the whole thing a quiet confidence. Lauren Goodley’s voice feels almost vaporous, drifting through Jonas Grell’s widescreen production with the poise of someone who knows exactly how much space to take up—and when to pull ba

Grayscale aren’t just ending their year with a victory lap, they’re slamming the door on 2025 with enough force to rattle the whole alt-rock scene. 'The Hart (Deluxe)', the expanded edition of their acclaimed fourth album, lands with a brand-new centrepiece: “Painting Over You (with Cassadee Pope)”, a soaring, heart-splitting duet that proves just how far this Philly crew are willing to push themselves. The original album dropped back in January and immediately set the tone f

South African-born, London-based artist Gareth Haze is stepping confidently into the spotlight with his debut EP 'Stranger in a Strange Land', and if 'Stars' is anything to go by, he’s definitely one to watch. Blending the introspective warmth of folk with the punch of rock, pop, and blues, Haze’s sound somehow feels both intimate and larger-than-life, like a story being told in a crowded room and across the cosmos at the same time. Stars is a perfect introduction. It’s haunt

Sophia Mengrosso is back, and she’s stronger, louder, and more vulnerable than ever. After the breakout success of her 2024...

AELEEN Unveil Bold New Single and Music Video ‘Misfits’ AELEEN have dropped their highly anticipated new single ‘Misfits’, accompanied by...

Pinwheel Valley’s latest single, 'Someway', offers a quiet yet profound meditation on connection and emotional vulnerability. Led by...

Bronx-born, New Jersey-based composer Michael Keane, better known as Textbook Maneuver, continues to carve out a name in experimental...

Rising Glasgow five-piece Rodeo Club return with “You,” a striking alt-rock single that blends atmospheric beauty with raw intensity....

There’s a certain magic that lingers in the margins of Raz Ohara’s music — a flicker of something ungraspable yet deeply felt. On...

Swedish producer and artist RAMI SADAWI steps confidently into the spotlight with his debut EP NEVER HOME // MISS U , a sharp,...

There are albums that make you feel good, and then there are albums that make you feel seen . D’Lourdes’ debut, You Get It or You Don’t ,...

Saint Klawd’s latest single Rendezvous is a smoky, alt-R&B slow burn that explores the vulnerable intersection between intimacy and...

With just three singles to his name, 19-year-old Japanese artist Rol3ert is already crafting a sound that feels timeless. His latest...

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