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With country pop’s resurgence, it is easy to get accustomed to and complacent with songs that plasticise Americana’s roots, but every now and again, artists like Renee Palermo come around

Anna Kaya laid down luxe Latin guitar flourishes and dripped nuances of funk into her sensually sweet RnB ballad, Space, from her debut EP. The rising pop and RnB artist

The Sachets of Relish took a satirical stab at the elitist xenophobes whose voices are getting increasingly insurgent online in me & my mansion, from the LP, eleventh. The track

Leavell held a groove-locked indie-pop mirror to the modern malaise of living in a digital panopticon; a world which views our every move as we increasingly see the value of

Mats Skimmelå aired out the airwaves with the temperate breeze of the melodies in one of his most rejuvenating pieces yet, Bright Days. The Swedish pianist and composer creates warm,

A politician approaching a DJ booth usually creates the same atmospheric dread as watching somebody’s dad invade the dancefloor at a wedding, shoulders twitching through a borrowed approximation of rhythm

Filip Vincek’s rock instrumental, No Name, is one of the rare guitar-driven releases that would be blasphemous to vocalise over. The Croatian guitarist, born in Varaždin and classically trained through

The collaborative chemistry between Nimzinoo and ItsAngelBaby in their drill drop, BAD ONE, is hot enough to leave fourth-degree burns on the airwaves. The independent South London artist, Nimzinoo, brought

Nomad Zero has gnawed their way back onto our radar with their latest behemoth of a punk, thrash and grunge synthesis, River of Blood. The Northwest Indiana garage band gave

If the music industry worked as a meritocracy, Medeni would blaze past Lola Young when her latest ferociously candid single, Overwhelmed, drops. The Welsh alt-pop artist writes for the moment