AUNCE’s intimate indie-pop single ‘Zoo Friend’ is about recognising the soul in the natural world around us, especially animals and plants.
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On The Record: proFESSional
We spoke with proFESSional’s lead singer Mani to dive into the inspirations behind ‘In The City’, plus the band’s creative process, their recent tour experiences and what’s next in 2025.
On The Record: Lydia the Bard
We discuss Lydia the Bard’s latest single ‘Are You Listening?’, the inspiration behind her songwriting, and what’s next for her in 2025.
Arliston’s creative journey culminates in the cinematic album, Disappointment Machine
Arliston has crafted something truly special with their album, Disappointment Machine. It feels like the culmination of their journey so far – undoubtedly some of their best work yet.
Introducing Matyas Moricz & The Echoes with visceral debut ‘Stronger’
Matyas Moricz & The Echoes’ debut single ‘Stronger’ instantly caught and held our attention, from the first shimmering guitar flourish to the final echo of its anthemic chorus.
London newcomer Charlie Turner starts new chapter with ‘Mrs Other’
London-based musician Charlie Turner returns with a genre-blurring statement in his latest single, ‘Mrs Other’.
Alex Starling’s cinematic wonder ‘Maybe We Lost It’ ponders the discomfort of change
From start to finish, Alex Starling’s ‘Maybe We Lost It’ is a cinematic wonder that explores the great expanse of the human psyche, framing familiar questions in a fresh, exciting synth-pop manner.
On The Record: Arliston
Today, we’re thrilled to catch up with Arliston, the London-based duo who have been making waves with their signature melancholic stylings, punctuated by moments of joy.
On The Record: ALI
Today, we have the pleasure of diving into the creative universe of ALI, a London-based Spanish singer-songwriter with six years of songwriting, producing, and crafting her sound under her belt.
On The Record: Sami Fitz
This week we’re diving into a gloriously profound soundscape in the shaped of Sami Fitz’s new album Some Hills Were Once Islands.
