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Gary Dranow’s blues-rock band releases ‘Something About You’

Gary Dranow’s ‘Something About You’ really transports the listener into a live setting, with live instrumentation and vibrant stage energy coming through this stream in full force.

Tuvaband’s self-made album, New Orders, is an introspective dreamscape

New Orders is a pure distillation of Tuvaband’s artistry without the extraneous influence of others.

‘Getting No Place Fast’ is Jack Hooper’s indie-synth expression of mental health struggles

The visuals for the British artist’s Jacko Hooper new single ‘Getting No Place Fast’ unpacks a solitary struggle with mental health.

‘Physical’ is ANDRO’s most vulnerable performance to date

ANDRO’s new single ‘Physical’ is the gorgeously soulful and personal story about living with childhood trauma.

‘Retriever’ is Nat Oak’s emotionally sophisticated new single

Throughout ‘Retriever’, Nat Oaks’ mellow-yet-emotional single ruminates on the power imbalance of certain relationships.

Funk-laced, indie-rock ‘Cougar’ is Wild Horse’s vibrant new track

Wild Horse play with unusual stereotypes in their tongue-in-cheek, funky indie-rock number ‘Cougar’.

Scottish indie-pop band Disco Mary unpack societal pressures with ‘Disguised As A Party’

‘Disguised As A Party’ is the newest taste of their upcoming The Wow! Signal EP and it’s another anthemic indie-pop gem peppered with funk and soul.

It’s time to get comfy with our feelings via Lane Lanes’ ‘Like To Look Sad’

Wanna be comfy, colourful and feel your feelings? Welcome to sweatercore and more specifically to the experimental, new generation sounds of Lane Lines’ ‘Like To Look Sad’.

‘Apple of My Eye’ is the laidback R&B gem from Forth Worth’s DJ Zenas

With his newest single ‘Apple of My Eye’, the Texas-via-Colorado based artist DJ Zenas expresses his sincere and true love for another while at the same time stating that even in this case, no one is perfect.

Birmingham songwriter Dom Malin crafts a naturalistic, sentimental soundscape in ‘All I Know’

The inspiration for Dom Malin’s delicate and sensitive indie-folk rendering ‘All I Know’ was a conversation with a friend about mental health.

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