Kent-based teen artist Lily Madison releases new single ‘This Is It’, a track steeped in the melancholic warmth of 90s female-fronted soft rock… “It means trying to become a risk taker after being scared of the unknown and the uncertain” - Lily Drawing on the influence of The Sundays, The Cranberries and Fleetwood Mac, ‘This Is It’ captures a moment of quiet courage: the decision to take an emotional risk despite not knowing how it might end. The title itself holds two meanin

‘This Is It’ is a promising, emotionally direct addition to Madison’s growing catalogue, and a strong marker of where her sound is heading next... Lily Madison’s new single ‘This Is It’ arrived on 14th August as a confident statement from a young artist unafraid of emotional exposure. Rooted in the female-fronted soft rock of the 1990s, the track draws clear inspiration from The Sundays, The Cranberries and Fleetwood Mac, and wears those influences with clarity rather than im

Music, Biology & the Science of Attraction FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | X | YOUTUBE | SPOTIFY | SOUNDCLOUD Press Photo Credit: Justin Hession 1. ‘My Genes Are Shouting’ takes a subject usually reserved for science books and turns it into a pop song. When did this idea first begin to form? The idea probably began much earlier than I realised. As a teenager at my local tennis club, I started noticing certain patterns. Many successful men were in relationships with attractive women wh

The Bozeman bedroom-pop artist’s new double single Solar Eclipse documents a relationship in real time — and could only be completed once it was truly over Some songs arrive quickly. A mood, a melody, a set of words that arrive more or less fully formed and ask only to be captured. And then there are songs like ‘In this Light’ — the kind that resist completion not because the writer lacks anything, but because the story they are trying to tell keeps changing underneath them.

Facebook | Instagram | X | Youtube | Spotify Gabriel Audee didn’t grow up with an easy route into music. From a small-town Colorado, he found his language early - beats on a computer, paint on a canvas, songs written long before anyone else was listening. The creativity wasn’t a hobby. It was survival. And somewhere in those years of building sonic worlds alone, a philosophy took shape that still drives everything he makes: every song is a true story. Fast forward to 2026, a

‘Honest Emancipation’ isn’t designed to go viral or provide neat conclusions It’s designed to start conversations — the kind that don’t resolve quickly, but stay with you. In choosing calm over chaos, MirrorMouth proves that sometimes the most provocative thing an artist can do is simply tell the truth, then leave the room. There’s a particular confidence in music that doesn’t raise its voice. MirrorMouth understands that sometimes the most unsettling ideas arrive calmly — an