Like a pixelated fever dream drenched in indie-rock rebellion, Waterlog’s ‘Touchscreen’ is an electrifying anthem for the smartphone generation.
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Rose Devika captures meteorological tension with ‘i take it personally’
Exploring the thorny terrain of relationships, where moods act like shifting weather fronts Rose Devika’s latest single ‘i take it personally’ is a relatable anthem.
Ciao Ciao Marigold invites you to a kaleidoscopic groove with satsuma LP
With satsuma, Ciao Ciao Marigold has crafted an album that’s a hazy cocktail of funky basslines, shimmering guitars, and kaleidoscopic synths.
Immerse yourself in Tye David’s debut album, MAKING MOVES
Tye David’s debut album, MAKING MOVES, feels like stepping into a kaleidoscope of sound and soul—a journey where every track is a new shade of emotion, every groove a heartbeat.
On The Record: Cara Knox
Get ready to step into the enigmatic world of Cara Knox, a South African singer-songwriter redefining dark pop with her atmospheric and deeply personal sound.
Jack Rush defies expectations with eclectic debut album, Late Bloomer
Late Bloomer LP represents Jack Rush’s refusal to conform to genre expectations is a refreshing breath of fresh air in today’s increasingly homogenized music landscape.
On The Record: ALI
Today, we have the pleasure of diving into the creative universe of ALI, a London-based Spanish singer-songwriter with six years of songwriting, producing, and crafting her sound under her belt.
Lebanese/Palestinian-Scottish polymath Salwa releases hauntingly nostalgic ‘Ghost You’
Salwa’s ‘Ghost You’ is an electrifying anthem of defiance, blending electro-pop, space disco, and unapologetic storytelling into a sonic explosion.
With humour & emotion, Fraser Morgan brings attention to mental health with new EP
Built on acoustic guitars, delicate mandolin lines, grounding bass, and dynamic live drums, Fraser Morgan has created a rich, full-band sound through his new EP, I Hope You Can’t Relate.
Brighton’s Bacci Pouch are anything but ‘Normal People’
‘Normal People’ solidifies Bacci Pouch’s place as one of Brighton’s most promising indie-rock outfits.
