The Rolling People sharpen their rise with a darker indie rock single full of force, release and hometown momentum. There is something big-hearted and restless about “Your Take”, the new single from Manchester four-piece…
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Back to fresh →Joya Mooi returns with a weightless alternative R&B single shaped by softness, survival and emotional depth. There is something beautifully unguarded about “Only Water”, the new single from Dutch-South African artist…
Read story →Harry Hayes stretches club music into something more emotional on “I Did You Wrong” Sydney producer Harry Hayes returns with “I Did You Wrong,” a track that feels just as suited to a packed dancefloor as it does to a…
Read story →Cora turns modern dating chaos into something raw and clear on “Football Field” Derry-born artist Cora leans into vulnerability on “Football Field,” a raw and emotionally direct single that captures the push and pull of…
Read story →Internet Cafe arrive with restless energy and real emotional pull on “Sign of the Times” South London duo Internet Cafe make a strong first impression with “Sign of the Times.” Their debut single blends raw electronic…
Read story →frank find quiet intensity in the soft ache of “flynn rider” Toronto duo frank, made up of Ley Vara and Lauryn Kovacs, lean into softness on “flynn rider.” It is a delicate acoustic track that feels intimate, warm and…
Read story →Ivana June leans into warmth and stillness on hazy single “Peppermint Tea” London-based independent artist Ivana June settles into softness on “Peppermint Tea,” a warm and soulful single that feels calm from the first…
Read story →catsonik leans into early 2000s pop-rock feeling on “Discernment” Toronto-based Filipino-Canadian artist catsonik is carving out a space for herself through guitar-driven indie rock that feels both intimate and…
Read story →Shloob slips into something sly, slick and seriously addictive on “Grape” Louisville artist Shloob pulls one of the most immediate moments from Trippin From The West with “Grape,” a fast-moving, funk-leaning cut that…
Read story →Brandon Hawkins turns class rage into something loud, sharp and impossible to ignore Newcastle-born and raised artist Brandon Hawkins makes music for people who live on the edges, and new single “do u ski?” arrives with…
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