South London singer-songwriter Caitlin Kent-Halliday offers a supportive shoulder through hard times in ‘Backwards, Baby’.
Category: Genres
South Korea’s The Expo make their bold debut with ‘Eclipse’
Seoul duo The Expo bring the focus back to timeless songwriting with their debut single ‘Eclipse’.
Salwa returns with existential synth-pop single ‘GOAT’
‘GOAT’ is a noticeable evolution of the Lebanese-Palestinian-Scottish creative Salwa’s striking use of imagery, symbolism and sound.
Monday’s Monsoon reach new heights on ‘Something New’
‘Something New’, from London-based outfit Monday’s Monsoon, is just an exquisitely self-contained piece of music.
Manchester’s Warahenege expands his sonic horizons with dreamy ‘AIMOE’
With ‘AIMOE’, Mancunian dream-pop artist Warahenege finds a new sense of relief and optimism.
Rock Berg channels joy and self-acceptance on ‘Let Go!’
With 80s-influenced indie number ‘Let Go!’, Rock Berg embraces self-acceptance and subvert outside expectations.
On The Record: Louie Cameron
After years working spent in band projects as a bassist, London-based musician Louie Cameron steps out on his own with a landmark debut EP, Do You Wanna Go Out?.
On The Record: Shaky
Rooted in indie-rock with post-punk, grunge and slacker-rock influences, Kinda Wild II blends laidback confidence with introspective storytelling.
On The Record: Good Carver
Good Carver emerge with their debut full-length album The Steps We Have to Take, a record defined by patience, reflection and quiet emotional weight.
On The Record: Crescent
For On The Record, Crescent reflect on their journey from local pub sets to bigger stages, the lessons learned along the way and the creative breakthroughs that brought their Lamentations EP to life.
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