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Deep, dubbed, and speaker-obliterating beats act like harbingering oscillations of conviction in Davvo Bars’ latest single, Warning, featuring ZIZA. With North London stamped into his cadence, the rapper bares his

Through throbs of saturated 80s synth pop nostalgia, waves of indie new wave crooner charisma, and lyrics so tender to the literary touch they almost become a caress before they

In an era where everything is AI and little is authentically autonomous, alienation is at the point of suffocation. The Waventiced let oxygen breathe on the airwaves through the rife

Runaway Child hit the nostalgic pop punk ground running with their debut hit Breaking Up Everything. With a little more visceral conviction and gnarled guitar distortion than you’d find in a

Once you submerge yourself into the scintillation of Isabelle Gitlin’s Feel My Soul, you’ll instantly realise that the title isn’t a request, it’s a demand; an unflinching expression of her

With her dusky with melancholy vocals, meta lyrics, and ethereally cinematic sonic palette, Amelia McLean reached cathartic depths in her latest single, Dark Days. Rather than deliver an archetypal pop

There’s a strange kind of morality play playing out in the music industry right now, one that exposes the fault lines between genuine creative solidarity and self-serving double standards. Musicians

While the mainstream is still flooded with rappers more at ease weaponising misogyny than acknowledging how women transform scars into armour, FLOUVA gave hip-hop a necessary inversion with Femme Fatale.

Posted on 22 August 2025 Take a pop jaunt with Jason Klaire’s latest eccentrically liberated and razor-sharp single, Taking a Piece of

From the opening seconds of Pixels, the sound of a haunted carnival beckons you closer before Megaphoney strikes with lascivious swagger that could only belong to an indie supreme in