Following the AFTERwork EP, Malmö duo MAMI UMAMI have moved into a noticeably poppier space with their newest single ‘(Don’t) think I like you’.
Category: Indie
Blue Capricorn & LOREN KOLE reckon with the lingering aftermath of heartbreak on ‘honest’
On ‘honest’, Blue Capricorn and LOREN KOLE inhabit the uncertainty that follows when love has ended but its emotional imprint remains.
Summerhouse embraces late-night longing with ‘Burn All Night’
Sitting at a crossroads between indie, pop and synth, ‘Burn All Night’ is the impressive second single from Summerhouse.
Ardentjohn’s folky indie-rock single ‘Into The Night’ finds hope in the darkness
The latest show of Ardentjohn’s shared songwriting magic is ‘Into The Night’, a warm and reassuring piece of folk-inflected indie-rock.
Martha Hill’s indie-folk song ‘Black Crow’ chronicles loss, grief and memory
In the touching single ‘Black Crow’, Newcastle singer-songwriter Martha Hill chronicles the empty space left by the death of childhood best friend Zoe, who sadly lost her life to suicide.
Naoko Hiranuma cherishes patience on ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’
Patience, timing and trust is the lesson at the heart of Naoko Hiranuma’s poignant, folky indie-pop single ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’.
DIY spirit meets alt-rock energy on Gunshots or Fireworks’s ‘Open Mic’
From Arizona’s underground scene in Phoenix, Gunshots or Fireworks who have recently released their sophomore EP, DÉSORDRE, featuring focus track ‘Open Mic’.
Prem Byrne’s ‘How Life Is’ finds meaning in life’s contradictions
Singer-songwriter Prem Byrne balances joy and grief in his 80s-inspired single ‘How Life Is’.
Tallulah Rendall’s ‘Shame’ conveys the transformative power of self-worth
From Tallulah Rendall’s forthcoming album, Only Human, ‘Shame’ is a profound message of empowerment.
‘Red Pill’ is Amélie Giardini’s sophomore statement on power dynamics
Introducing Amélie Giardini with her sophomore single ‘Red Pill’, a bluesy, soulful and cinematic release that instantly marks her out as a one-to-watch.
