In Red Light Factory’s ‘Manson Song’, you can absolutely hear all that pent up energy, that ambitious drive, and that northern grit.
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‘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.
From Loralee’s upcoming album, ‘Feeling OK’ discovers the beauty in imperfection
Michigan-based artist Loralee’s new single ‘Feeling OK’ is a delicate fusion of bedroom-pop, singer-songwriter folk and a smattering of indie-R&B.
Geepers! strikes gold with ‘Fine Line’, a catchy & thoughtful indie bop
In the run up to his album Snoozin’, Geepers! sharing joyful indie-pop gem ‘Fine Line’.
Sophie Li’s ‘Magnets’ pulls listeners into a chaotic love affair
Liverpool’s Sophie Li captures the push-and-pull tension of a passionate romance in her rushing indie-rock single ‘Magnets’.
On The Record: Julianna Joy
Julianna Joy shares how her latest song ‘Goldstar’ is rooted in reflection, emotional reckoning and a discovery of self-worth.
On The Record: Dom Malin
Singer-songwriter Dom Malin has been making waves with his deeply personal and evocative storytelling, blending folk and indie influences into a sound that’s both intimate and expansive.
Matya’s ‘Night Light’ shines with irresistible groove and creative liberation
Los Angeles’ Matya takes this guidance literally for her vivacious new single ‘Night Light’, which is all about discovering a new perspective.
