Daring, bold, in your face and down right explosive Tremayne returns to the solo music scene with an almighty bang in the form of new single ‘Total Fucking Darkness’. A founding member of Canadian hip hop collective STAYOUTLATE, alongside fellow artists Scotty IV, Charlie Noiir and YoungWolf, Tremayne has been busy releasing music as a…
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San Fran band gloomy june puts social anxiety into an alt-pop floor-filler ‘Always Gonna Let You Down’
It’s very fair to say that ‘Always Gonna Let You Down’ lives up to the claim that “Gloomy June songs are pop refracted through an anxious lens: sometimes anthemic, often queer, and always a little tragic.”
Couvo’s questioning ‘How It’s Always Gonna Go’ is a rock-pop rage against the daily grind
Brooklyn’s Couvo is treating our little mid-00s nostalgic selves to the melodic indie-rock sounds of ‘How It’s Always Gonna Go’.
Sharnelle McLean’s ‘Little Girl’ is a positive message for all those who need to hear it
‘Little Girl’ is set to feature on Sharnelle McLean’s upcoming Beyond The Shell EP with a live band at London’s Wembley Stadium.
Introducing the cosmic grandeur of The Pink Nostaglia’s synth-pop storytelling in ‘Radio Silence’
We’re totally in awe of the bubbling electronica, symbolic songwriting and glassine vocals of The Pink Nostalgia’s new song ‘Radio Silence’.
Howard Kaye’s conveys life’s struggles in unflinching alt-rock & pop-punk single ‘Shadows In The Dark’
From the thunderous guitars to the thrashing drums, ‘Shadows In The Dark’ is unflinching in its honest approach to life’s hardships.
Fall in love with Molly Roberts piano-pop ballad ‘Wings To Fly’
If you have a more downtempo, heartbreak ballad kind of playlist, then let us heartily recommend Molly Roberts’ recent release ‘Wings To Fly’.
Manchester indie band Origami Tsunami share affirming post-punk anthem ‘Life Hack’
There’s a tangible sense of adventure in ‘Life Hack’, coupled with the optimistic direction of youth.
Australia’s Brendon Moon returns with eerie alt-rock single ‘Fear’
‘Fear’ is the new single from Australian musician Brendon Moon who captures that most evocative of emotions in the hair-rising guitar thrusts, moody bass groove and stampeding drum rolls.
Joe Johnson’s folk-pop song ‘Far From You’ immortalises a surprising and brief friendship
From the first few lofi guitar strokes, we were hooked on the new single ‘Far From You’ by singer-songwriter Joe Johnson.
