Berlin-based artist Solarrio returns with his sophomore album 'Toxicology', a polished blend of synthpop, funk, and hip-hop, the record explores themes of love, addiction, and emotional accountability, framed by the central concept: “Love is dead — this album is the toxicology report.” The result is a confident, introspective release that balances vulnerability with groove. Following his 2024 debut 'All the Wrong Places', Solarrio pushes his sound into darker, more refined te

There’s something quietly disarming about Anna Mozzon. At just 15 years old, the Italian newcomer isn’t chasing pop trends, she’s shaping moments. Her music lives in the space between restraint and release, where a single piano line can carry as much weight as a full-blown chorus. Her debut single ‘Innocent’ doesn’t arrive with theatrics. Instead, it unfolds patiently, recorded in New York in August 2025 and brought to life by producer Vadim Zariuta, with vocal production fro

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

Walter Miller kicks the door in with “Basic Instinct,” a glam-charged blast of pop-rock swagger that feels built for the biggest stage he can find. The Louisiana-born firestarter folds the glitz of ’70s and ’80s arena rock into the gloss of modern pop, swinging between Freddie Mercury flamboyance and Prince-level bravado while keeping everything unmistakably his own. It’s theatrical, it’s confident, and it’s the kind of track that makes you understand exactly why his live cro

OUTER slips back into our headphones with “Svartsengi,” a second glimpse of the forthcoming Glowing Mountains in the Sky , and it’s a return that feels both intimate and tectonic. The Belgian composer-producer once again navigates the borderlands between contemporary classical, ambient post-rock and shadowy chamber pop, but this time he lets the edges smudge a little more. The result lands somewhere between a whispered confession and a widescreen landscape—fans of Sigur Rós,

Close to Monday return with a retro-futurist shimmer on “Breakdown Simulations,” a track that leans into analog grit while bathing everything in a dreamy, slow-burn glow. The production feels like a lost broadcast from the dawn of electro-pop—warm, grainy, and hypnotic—yet there’s this bold, modern edge cutting through the haze. Their vocalist floats just above the mix, a soft but steady guide through the collision of colours and textures, giving the whole piece a sort of int

London-based American singer-songwriter Brittney Jenkins, performing under her solo project Pisgah, has unveiled her second full-length album, Faultlines . Following her acclaimed 2022 debut, Call Louder for Me When You Call , the record represents a significant evolution in Jenkins’ artistry, blending shimmering indie-rock textures with deeply personal songwriting. Across eight tracks, Faultlines explores themes of generational trauma, loss, and the invisible fault lines th

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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