Next up in our mega music haul this Friday is ‘This Is Your Sign’, the captivating new single from San Diego artist Cael Dadian.
Category: Genres
Cat Ryan returns with jangly indie-pop ‘Rex Mundi’
‘Rex Mundi’ is a jangling and upbeat lofi rock number that the band’s primary songwriter Mary-Anne wrote on a trip back to her family home in rural Ireland.
Meet Glasgow’s ‘Mischief’ makers, the new band Pandas
On our first listen of Pandas’ new single ‘Mischief’, we were struck by the joyfully chaotic energy that this emerging band pump into the brief-yet-brilliant two minutes and fifty-five seconds.
Jon Sandman reimagines ‘Maybe’ as a Cassette Mix for eclectic indie kids
Full of dance-worthy moments and metaphorical lyrics, Sandman himself recommends ‘Maybe (Cassette Mix)’ for fans of Sufjan Stevens and Daughter through to the likes of The Go! Team, Sleigh Bells and Holy Fuck.
‘Iconic’ is the soulful & jazzy groover from Australia’s meadowhip
Sumptuous grooves, winding melodies, jazzy keys, lofi hip-hop beats & soul-R&B hooks move together in meadowhip’s new single ‘Iconic’.
Rockers AstroModa drop their debut EP, Unchained
With tracks ‘Leave Me Alone’, ‘More To You’ and ‘Moving On’, AstroModa’s debut Unchained EP is a riotous & feminist journey through rock.
Sophie Kilburn takes back her power with indie-pop romper ‘Afterthought’
Her new single ‘Afterthought’ shows an exciting new direction for Kilburn, building on those indie-rock roots and incorporating some alternative pop and undercurrents of folk.
‘Enemy’ is the poignant indie-folk message from newcomer Vintz Desert
Vintz Desert invites Laura Lucas onto his sweeping indie-folk single ‘Enemy’, a hopeful message for everyone.
Eva Gertz opens the ‘Boyfriend Box’ in this lighthearted indie-pop song
Eva Gertz wrote ‘Boyfriend Box’ when she was finally able to untangle her emotions from past relationship keepsakes.
Feminist alt-pop artist AMAVA dismantles the ‘Muse’
AMAVA’s directive here is to challenge the concept of being someone else’s muse and how our self-worth can be impacted by how another views us, and so ‘Muse’ is all about taking back your power.
