Visa Anxiety’s What Can I Get For You? Love? is a sonic journey through displacement, longing, and the quiet revolutions of young adulthood. Across four tracks, the EP sketches the spaces we inhabit in transit: between continents, languages, jobs, and selves. It’s intimate yet expansive, personal yet universal. “Closed Eyes” begins the arc with introspection, coaxing listeners into the act of noticing life rather than drifting through it. Mandarin-infused verses soften the e

K3RPAT has always operated in that sweet spot where nostalgia brushes up against the future, and ‘Is It A Yes Is It A No’ captures that balance better than ever. Instead of leaning purely on the glossy bravado of EDM or the chic cool of French house, the French producer threads the two together, creating a track that feels alive, intuitive, and surprisingly emotional. From the opening bars, there’s a sense of movement - not just rhythm, but motion. Layered synths glide like h

On the back of his stunning Christmas single, Welsh pop star Samuel Evanson has been making waves in 2025 with his infectious and enthralling brand of alt-pop. 'Christmas Bells' possesses that Evanson magic, with those nostalgia filled melodies that remind you of WHAM! but that modernised polish that feels fresh and easy to spin on repeat. We sat down with Sam to learn the 5 songs he loves right now, here at FLEX! -- 1. CMAT - Stay For Something This track changed everything

Perspective’s debut album is a striking example of how funk and disco can evolve without losing their emotional resonance. KG’s vocals are the guiding force, alternating between euphoric highs and contemplative lows, supported by a tight, confident band. The album feels both timeless and contemporary, a rare quality in modern pop production. Opening with “Take Them All Down,” the album immediately establishes a sense of intimacy and celebration. From there, it moves seamlessl

From the first note, The Change announces itself as a bold, intimate statement. Neil Friedlander’s latest album blends reflective songwriting with luminous production, creating a sound both timeless and distinctly contemporary. His lyrical candor sets the tone: this is an artist who has confronted his past and crafted a record that mirrors his journey. Musically, the album balances intimacy and scale. Acoustic guitars shimmer alongside subtle synths, while understated percus

Brooklyn’s own Rena Angel is back, and she’s hitting us right in the feels with her latest single, 'Beauty When I Bleed'. If you’ve ever wanted a song that feels like a late-night confession whispered just to you, this is it. Blending intimate indie pop vibes with cinematic alt textures, Rena’s music somehow manages to be soft, emotional, and completely unforgettable all at once. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Lana Del Rey, and Japanese Breakfast, Rena

80s icon Limahl is set to spread a little holiday magic with the re-release of his only Christmas single, One Wish For Christmas, out on December 4 via Christopher Music. The festive track, already accompanied by a video that has racked up over 72,000 views, marks the latest in a series of creative moves from the singer, who continues to captivate fans decades after rising to fame as the lead vocalist of Kajagoogoo. “Growing up in Wigan with two older brothers and a younger s

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

Milan-born Giulio Greco steps into the spotlight with his debut single, “I’ll Be Your Home,” a stripped-back, emotionally charged pop track that proves vulnerability can be powerful. Known for his work in theatre, film, and television, Greco channels his global experiences, living and performing in Paris, Los Angeles, New York, and Tbilisi, into a song that feels both intimate and universal. Produced by Francesco Arpino, the track blends melancholic pop with heartfelt lyricis

Nic Bearde is back - and honestly, it feels like welcoming an old friend home. After nearly ten years without a release, the legendary singer and storyteller returns with “Never Say Die,” a track that reminds you exactly why his voice has been loved from Nashville to Tokyo for more than three decades. If you've ever heard Bearde perform, you know the deal: that velvet-smooth tone, the effortless charm, the kind of presence that makes every room feel just a bit warmer. He grew

ACE MEDA4’s debut album 'Life / Stories' doesn’t announce itself with theatrics, it arrives with the quiet confidence of an artist who knows exactly who he is and what he wants to say. Based in Fredericksburg, Virginia but shaped by his Long Island roots, ACE presents a body of work that pairs lived experience with a sharp understanding of the genre’s evolution. He’s not chasing trends; he’s contributing to a conversation that started decades before and continues to grow up w

With “Mamacita,” Scottish producer AKIRAH reasserts his command over the heavier end of bass music, delivering a bruising riddim anthem that manages to feel both combustible and deliberately sculpted. The opening motif—an intriguing blend of Latino flair and UK drill sensibility—sets a taut atmosphere, as though the track is holding its breath before plunging into a maelstrom of sub-shaking bass and razor-edged synth work. Subtlety is not the point here; AKIRAH intends for ev

SonicNeuron’s latest EP, Movements In Hope , has arrived as a striking fusion of technological innovation and emotional resonance, offering listeners a six-track journey through intention, yearning, and human connection. Blending Synthetic AI production with organic musical elements, the project crafts an expansive sonic landscape that feels both futuristic and deeply personal. From the opening notes, the EP positions itself as a narrative of movement — each track unfolding l

Zuko Sian’s “Spill A Little Tea” moves with the gentle confidence of an artist fully attuned to her own emotional landscape. Built from tender melodies and warm, textured production, the song feels like a conversation you weren’t meant to overhear — intimate, vulnerable, and quietly resolute. Her voice glows at the center, carrying a depth of feeling that suggests both tenderness and danger: the softness before a truth is spoken aloud. What elevates the track is its clarity o

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

Oklahoma-based collective TOUCH GROOV makes a striking entrance with their debut EP 'Doorway to Dystopia Vol.1', a genre-blurring exploration of lo-fi funk, jazz-infused synths, neo-soul textures, and indie electronic energy. Comprised of four seasoned DJs and contemporary vocalists, the group creates a sound that is equal parts immersive, cinematic, and dancefloor-ready. The lead single, 'FEELIN GOOD', epitomises the band’s signature style: sharp, electric, and teetering bet

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