Being a bedroom pop artist never used to be a badge of honour, yet Jake Marsh has helped elevate the intimate genre with his debut album, edge of the bed.
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RnB, hip-hop, funk and pop all find their place within Jafar Curry’s Dangerous Love, a swanky groove-soaked single that radiates soul as soon as the arrangement begins to unfold. The
There’s a new stat circulating, one that’s been framed as if the very soul of youth culture is withering on the vine: one in five young people in the UK
Amber Kori’s Buzz Me In is as close to ASMR seduction as deep house gets. By choosing romanticism over the superficial sheen of lust-fuelled progressions, she created a soulfully euphonic
Lou Waters used flora as a parable for transient romance in her latest single, Cut Flowers Die. The wistfully poignant exposition of watching beauty decay mellifluously flows with the traditions
Tara Formosa framed heartbreak as an emotive horror genre in Monster; dark synth pop single that drags you straight into a retro-futurist fever dream. The Malta-based Aussie singer-songwriter channelled the
The Mari Jack Mix of Scottie Barnett’s Motion to Motion has landed with the kind of force that shifts the air around old-school reverent RnB. It arrives with boom-bap beats
In 2026, Jessica Lollato has become a Y2K RnB icon, skewing the sonic timelines through her embodiment of the moody with soul iconic aesthetic and a production that implants contemporary hooks in
Jacob Tell wore the scars of self-flagellation on his sleeve in So Much of the Time, the standout single from his sophomore LP, Hard to Be Human. The dark lyrical themes
The bruised knuckle juggernauts of post punk, CAN’T STOP TALKING, penned an invitation to a dark twisted carnival of scuzzed out distortion and quasi-psychedelic aggression with their latest single, Hot
