When the digital haze clears and the static of modernity subsides, Baz Edmondson’s latest single, Ladybird Red, stands as a reminder of the wonder that still exists beyond screens. The Dorset-based singer-songwriter, whose evocative sound places him in the lineage of…
Delivering everything it says on the titular tin through the sonorously enriching tones of every sonic spectre in the single, Catharsis demands your surrender, compels you to sink into the evocatively weighted production and allow the progressions to abstract the weight…
With echoes of the iconic Nelly and Kelly Rowland track behind the syncopated beats, scuzzy synths and trickles of piano keys, KayOShea didn’t just break the mould with Yo Number, he contoured a retro-futuristic hybrid that instantly catches you off…
With more shimmer than a disco ball hanging over a hedonic dancefloor, INES illuminated the airwaves with her sophomore single, Dance, which throws you right back to when Gaga stormed the scene in the 00s, while throwing further back with…
Faith is rarely a straight road, and in Mysterious Ways, the up-and-coming genre-fluid evocateur Joyland trails its winding paths with a diaphanous acoustic score that filters spirituality through the lens of Americana folk. Vulnerability pours from the vocal notes, cascading…
With his latest release, Jason Patrick X reminds audiences how ferociously rock used to land its punches in Let’s Go. The down-and-dirty anthem isn’t just an earworm with hooks—it’s a viper with fangs, striking with rhythmic precision as the guitars…
After years of crafting soundscapes under the moniker ‘Osiris’, SUHAIB (Suhaib Qasim) stepped into his new era with his debut single, All It Was, a resonantly raw indie pop ballad that proves his place among the genre’s most evocative storytellers.…
From the first note of Current Location, Nick Marks and his armada of collaborators pull listeners into an aural cosmos where jazz motifs greet futurism with traditionalism. Opening Cinematic Chromatics Vol. III, the final instalment of his 3 EP trilogy, Current Location exists…
Brixton’s own Political Peak is back with a track that sets the tone for the year and charges straight through the noise with the force of raw ambition. ‘Make It’ delivers a distinctive narrative about grinding your way from…
Aching in the same vein as Elbow, Badly Drawn Boy, and Starsailor, The Secret Radio’s ‘Mockingbird’ carries the weight of nostalgia with the kind of orchestrally laced swells that sharpen the emotion without slipping into saccharine cliché. The song, taken from…