Konrad Kinard’s latest opus, War Is Family (Surviving the Cold War and the Unraveling of an Imagined America) , arrives like a spectral broadcast from a childhood shadowed by geopolitical paranoia. The Texas-born composer and multi-instrumentalist trades traditional song structures for a meticulously constructed sound collage, fusing spoken word, field recordings, and live instrumentation into a kind of “radio drama without the drama or the radio.” Across twenty tracks, Kinar

Genre-defying collective MAB returns with a burst of neon energy on their latest single, “The Star Lounge.” From the first note, the track immerses listeners in a psychedelic, dance-infused odyssey that fuses introspection with kinetic rhythm. Frontman Jon Berry’s signature charisma anchors the piece, guiding us through surreal soundscapes that feel both intimate and otherworldly. Drawing inspiration from dream-state escapism and the viral, visually rich storytelling that has

Venezuelan singer-songwriter Nia Perez arrives with  Things I Wish I Said , an intimate and sharply observed debut that feels like reading the notes app confessions of someone who isn’t afraid to show every bruise. Her music blends bedroom pop’s late-night softness with a polished, gleaming indie-pop sheen, and the result is something that lands with surprising force. Five songs, five letters, and five emotional gut punches later, Perez makes her entrance memorable. “Shapeshi

“Just a Little”  opens with a smooth, inviting groove, immediately establishing Nina Ann Nelson as a confident and compelling storyteller. The track feels effortlessly modern, blending pop sensibilities with rich R&B textures that highlight her unique vocal tone. The song’s lyrical focus on self-worth and refusing to settle resonates deeply. Nelson’s delivery is both playful and assertive, capturing that rare space where empowerment meets vulnerability. Each note, each phrasi

Hungarian producer and multi-disciplinary artist mïus returns with “Worthy”, a single that effortlessly blends emotive electronica with cinematic depth. Featuring the ethereal vocals of HALOSARA, the track unfolds like a delicate auditory journey, anchored by soft, broken downtempo beats and airy synths that ebb and flow with quiet intensity. Minimal piano motifs punctuate the arrangement, giving the track a subtle organic warmth that contrasts beautifully with its precise el

Sebastian Horton delivers a standout debut with “Stay (When The Light Goes Down)”, blending R&B-pop warmth with dancefloor lift. It’s smooth, rhythmic, and quietly powerful, music made to move both body and mindset. Behind the polished production lies a story of remarkable resilience. Having faced leukaemia, brain surgery and ongoing chronic health challenges, Sebastian doesn’t express struggle through sorrow, but through drive. His vocals carry the calm confidence of someone

“All My Exes” shows a different side of My Side of Paradise, swapping their usual cinematic intensity for a cheeky, fun-loving energy that’s impossible to resist. From the first note, the song hooks you with catchy riffs, clever wordplay, and a playful attitude that makes it an instant mood-lifter. The collaboration with Jaret Reddick is nothing short of iconic. His signature vocals bring an authentic pop-punk vibe, elevating the track and bridging the gap between nostalgia

Blue Capricorn has unveiled his latest single, “MISERICORDIA,” a brooding and emotionally charged track that signals the first taste of his upcoming EP, slated for early 2026. Clocking in at 3 minutes and 55 seconds, the song blends downtempo, darkwave, and experimental electronica, delivering a cinematic soundscape that captivates from the first note. The single is a collaboration with Dallas-based producer Black Taffy, whose unique blend of ambient textures and beat-forward

Kenyan GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Bien expands the reach of his powerful anthem with a cross-continental remix of 'All My Enemies Are Suffering', featuring Nigerian rap heavyweight Phyno. Produced by Remy Baggins (Tems, Ice Prince, Dami Oniru), the remix retains the original’s choral, chant-driven core while adding vibrant new layers: Phyno’s Igbo-infused verse, highlife-tinged guitars, additional percussion, and stacked vocal harmonies create a dynamic, call-and-respon

TUNTUN isn’t just a project, it’s a vibe. Masked and mysterious, it’s the faceless alter ego of Nathan Jamal (also known as Roseland En Why Cee), giving him the freedom to play, experiment, and just let the music move him. His debut EP, 'TEXTURES', is a six-track whirlwind of raw energy, introspection, and UK Bass bravado, showing off a sound that’s as messy, playful, and alive as London itself. From the first listen, it’s clear that Jamal isn’t interested in playing it safe.

Sixth House isn’t just making music, he’s making survival an art form. His new EP, 'House of God', is six tracks of raw emotion and club-ready energy, and it feels like a journey straight from the depths of personal struggle into moments of fragile peace. Growing up with his father’s suicide, periods of homelessness, and navigating ADHD and dyslexia, Sixth House found refuge in music, and that refuge becomes crystal clear in this EP. Every track carries that mix of grit and b

Phoenix-based DJ and producer Shadez (Zack Rubalcava) shifts gears on his latest single “Beggin”. the second chapter of his Let It Go EP. Following the Latin-inspired energy of his debut single “Es Para Ti,” “Beggin” leans into a darker, late-night vibe, pairing deep basslines, rolling percussion, and a soulful vocal hook to showcase the underground side of Shadez’s production style. Where “Es Para Ti” emphasised rhythm and melody, “Beggin” focuses on space, groove, and mood,

U.S. producers Randy Perez and Not Yurs team up on 'Get Down' a no-nonsense club weapon built for dark rooms, late hours, and dancefloors that don’t come up for air. Out now via Direct Action Records, the track leans into a stripped-back house and techno framework, all steady-rolling percussion, low-slung bass movement, and the kind of hypnotic groove that locks bodies into motion until well past sunrise. 'Get Down' feels tailor-made for after-hours culture, tapping into that

On the back of their stunning and country rock-infused Americana single 'The Other Side', rising UK outfit Kay Iris are getting better with each release, and building a solid following whilst doing so. We sat down with them to learn the 5 songs they love right now, here at FLEX! -- 1. Laycee Kay Booth - Daddy's Mugshot Kay: I love the grittiness and honesty of this song. Laycee is so good at creating and  immersive, 3D world that pulls you into her songs. I've recently discov

On the back of his mesmerising synthwave single 'Schism', Rogue VHS has quintessentially built a sonic world that is entirely is own, blending electronica with synth nostalgia and building a huge audience in the meantime. We sat down with him to learn the 5 songs he loves right now, here at FLEX! -- 1. Love Me In Silence - Gown I review music over at submithub.com , and this was sent to me a week or so ago. Haven’t been able to stop thinking about it since. Darkwave/coldwave

In a world where AI seems to lurk in every corner of creativity, Sfork’s latest single, The World We Once Knew (ft. Fatboi), lands like a neon-lit existential wake-up call. This isn’t just another electronic track—it’s a heady, dancefloor-ready meditation on what it means to create when machines are always watching. Fans of Sfork’s viral remixes will recognize the duo’s signature energy, but this time, the concept hits harder, the production feels sharper, and the emotional

Independent rapper, songwriter, and studio engineer J.R.Clark marks a decade in the game with his latest album, 10 Years Later, a project that balances reflection with forward momentum. Known for his sharp lyricism, meticulous production, and knack for turning personal moments into universally relatable stories, J.R.Clark delivers a record that feels both intimate and ambitious. Leading the charge is the standout single, “I Just Wanna Know”, a hypnotic, high-energy track that

On the back of her stunning single 'Un(familia)rity' which blends between the digital age of pop and how technology should be used within music, August Kamp channels this energy so eloquently, and is an artist that will be on your radar in the coming months. We had the chance to sit down with her to learn all about the 5 songs she loves, exclusively for FLEX! -- 1. Bon Iver – 8 (circle) gotta open with my long-standing favorite song. it just seems perfect to me, idk. it’s suc

On the back of his stunning debut single 'Live Without You', we sat down with Brighton's new star Niall O'Connor, to learn all about the 5 songs he loves, exclusively for FLEX! -- 1. Michael Jackson – Human Nature I love  ' Human Nature'   by Michael Jackson because it takes me back to being a kid, playing his songs over and over and dreaming of being like him one day. It’s always hard to pick just one Michael Jackson song, but this one feels timeless. He was an innovator an

Ross Mintzer returns with aimless mystics, an album that blends heartfelt songwriting, modern electronic production, and global sounds into a truly immersive experience. Known for performing his electronic music live with saxophone, Mintzer balances intimacy with high-energy performance, creating a sound that feels both personal and expansive. The album opens with “cosmic farewell”, an infectious dance-pop anthem with layered vocals and club-ready rhythms. Lead single “freque