With her latest infectious pop-punk anthem, Gut Feeling, Rachel DeeLynn injects the eccentric accessibility of Chappell Roan into a high-voltage hit that is enough to make the Paramore discography sound
If the amorous in-Vogue escapades of Carrie Bradshaw still live rent-free in your head, Meztli’s latest single, Taxi, is more than worth the fare of your time and speakers. The
Idaho-born, San Francisco-based singer-songwriter Ede has few pop boundaries left to break if her latest single, In Between, is anything to go by. By splicing the evocative drama of a
Louise Aubrie invited her fans into an 80s synth-pop fantasy with her latest single, Vienna, which may use the same setting and sweeping neon lights as Ultravox’s single of the
Hitting play on Strident, the latest release by GLEET, is the equivalent of blowing the dust off a long-lost early industrial post-punk relic and instantly being sucked into the EBM
Red Rowanne locked her fans into a spacey lo-fi alt RnB odyssey with their latest single, baby that ignition. The way each contrastive layer in the sultry hit creates maximum
Tom Will Morris has been lauded for his impressive vocal range and style by critics, but you won’t need a golden ear to hear that he carries a depth and
Forlorn frustration fuses itself to the demure grace of JAZ4ERA’s jazz-tinged retro ballad, Through with You; the ultimate single for those who find themselves with love to hold for someone
Munich-born, Brazil-based aural eclecticist Wolf Richards moves across genres and fusionist explorations as fluidly as he does across a fretboard. In his latest seminal release, Blue Note Bap, the independent
Following a prelude which sits between the score to a Tarantino flick and the aural aesthetics of histrionic theatre, EBENEZER by JORDAN FOX keeps the juxtapositions equally avant-garde within its
