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In ‘Instead of Making Love (Say Hello)’, LESS reconnects with the self

The warm, crinkly and textured atmosphere of LESS’ ‘Instead of Making Love (Say Hello)’ captures the pain and growth of a break-up.

Pool Club deliver shimmer indie-pop single ‘Changing Tides’

Pool Club release their latest single ‘Changing Tides’, which arrives on the cusp of a cold snap with a final burst of sun-soaked warmth.

‘Bend to Break’ is Pisgah’s quietly empowering alt-rock slow burn

London-based songwriter Pisgah releases another weathered, tender and quietly devastating single, ‘Bend to Break’.

Mercy Kelly bring northern grit and heartfelt hooks together on ‘Breathe For Her’

Hailing from the gritty north-west town of Oldham, emerging five-piece Mercy Kelly make their mark with powerful new single ‘Breathe For Her’.

In ‘Over My Head’, Melting Reeds illuminate the quiet tension after loss

‘Over My Head’ is our first interaction with Swiss indie duo Melting Reeds who navigate emotional restraint and burning catharsis.

Dead Feather reclaims identity & self-discovery in spoken-word ‘Red Poem’

With ‘Red Poem’, the deaf Mvskoke-Creek artist Dead Feather proves himself as a multi-disciplinary creative entirely in his own lane.

‘Foam’ is the dreamy pop-rock statement from Myra Keyes

With ‘Foam’, Chicago-based artist Myra Keyes delivers dynamic and shimmering, yet deeply introspective.

‘A Normal After This’ is Marianne Engebretsen’s journey through change & healing

Norway’s independent artist and producer Marianne Engebretsen has recently released one of her most vulnerable and affecting works to date, ‘A Normal After This’.

Wetsuit’s ‘Cider’ glows with a hazy warmth

Wetsuit’s ‘Cider’ is a hazy trip down memory lane with the apple-sugar sweetness, fizzy restlessness and fuzzy recollections echoing the joys of late-summer evenings.

Texas trio The Shrubs return with charming analog single ‘Fall Behind’

Houston’s The Shrubs take a leap into brighter, surf-rock territory with their nostalgic new single ‘Fall Behind’.

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