Making his Unrecorded debut, Johnny Kulo is the India-born, Berlin-based artist who is sure to melt a few hearts with his sumptuously groovy new single ‘Wrong’.
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Introducing soulful newcomer Sofija with hard-hitting R&B number ‘Stay A Little Longer’
There’s such an appetite for artistic narrative’s on toxic relationships – and notably, a person’s liberation from them – that we’re showcasing our second song on the day on the topic. That release is ‘Stay A Little Longer’ from soulful newcomer Sofija.
Watch the impactful music video for Glennellen Anderson’s powerful single ‘fanfiction’
From Glennellen Anderson’s unbirthday EP, ‘fanfiction’ is brought to life in this impactful music video tracking the progression of a toxic relationship.
German synth-pop prince Luis Ake unveils his second album, LIEBE
Luis Ake is at the forefront of a revolution and his newest album, LIEBE is a shining example of his artistry and point of view.
The Howlers’ navigate life struggles through debut record The Sum Of Our Fears
The Howlers’ The Sum Of Our Fears EP has it’s been packaged for listeners as a reminder to search for the light even in the midst of darkness.
Capturing one of their final performance’s together, Charity Children share ‘My Alchemy’ live session
Giving us a full dose of funk-laden grooviness this Friday is Charity Children in this enigmatic live session for single ‘My Alchemy’.
LOR delivers another smooth slice of melancholy alt-pop in ‘Sip’
Singer-songwriter and rising star LOR shows a deeper side to her psyche in her latest, melancholy alt-pop single, ‘Sip’.
Jake Isaac joins Swedish producer & composer Peter Sandberg on the breathtaking new single, ‘Warm Cold Hands’
Swedish electronic producer and classical composer Peter Sandberg adds to his shining discography of emotive, moving and atmospheric singles with the release of ‘Warm Cold Hands’, featuring vocals by Jake Isaac.
PREMIERE: Lemonade Baby completes his alt-pop hat-trick with ‘Is It Too Late’
Brisbane creative Lemonade Baby is lifting up our spirits with the unpredictably nihilistic title ‘Is It Too Late’.
The Sukis’ ‘Cherryade’ is a self-reflective journey of teenage romantic
There’s a compelling freshness to ‘Cherryade’, the latest single from Hertfordshire bank The Sukis who typify the grittiness of a garage-rock outfit.
