Singer-songwriter Nathaniel Paul hones in on the beauty of human connection as a vessel to guide us through troubled waters in his new single ‘When Stars Weep’.
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Julianna Joy burns bright on ‘The Year I Lived as You’
Swiftly following on from the unmissable release ‘GOLDSTAR’, the Los Angeles artist Julianna Joy is back with ‘The Year I Lived As You’.
‘Put Down For Love’ is the smouldering, midnight confession of wht.rbbt.obj’s River Toussaint
Our introduction to the Chicago artist’s world is ‘Put Down For Love’, a cosmically hypnotic exploration of love, surrender, and obsession.
Brighton’s Hybrid Kid redefines garage-rock with ‘Cry’
Hybrid Kid’s new single ‘Cry’ expands his sonic universe with an unexpected acoustic take on psychedelic, garage-rock motifs.
Maria Deirisarri’s ‘And I’ll Fly’ is an ode to nature & healing
Atlanta singer-songwriter Maria Deirisarri who grounds this heartfelt acoustic track ‘And I’ll Fly’ in warm vocals, inviting strings and a floating atmosphere.
Indie-pop artist BAIBA finds light in the ‘Darkest Hour’
Latvia-born, Austria-based musician BAIBA captures the realisation that even in the hardest of times, there’s a way through in her newest single ‘Darkest Hour’.
Manchester’s Red Light Factory mark their new chapter with provocative ‘Manson Song’
In Red Light Factory’s ‘Manson Song’, you can absolutely hear all that pent up energy, that ambitious drive, and that northern grit.
‘Burn the Bridges’ is SANSOM’s incendiary indie-rock anthem
In ‘Burn the Bridges’, SANSOM cuts ties with toxic relationships in an empowering and self-possessing statement.
Inochka’s ‘Barcelona’s Night’ is soft, soulful & spellbinding
Inspired by the romantic essence of the city, Inochka’s ‘Barcelona’s Night’ evokes an elegant and intimate atmosphere imbued with a dreamy sense of nostalgia.
AUNCE’s ‘Silver Sun’ shines with vulnerability and sonic warmth
London’s AUNCE shares her first love song ‘Silver Sun’, a vulnerable and stripped-back discovery of new-found vulnerability.
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