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Singer-songwriter CTLN turned her RnB lens onto self-reclamation in her latest single, I Saved Me, easing listeners into the warmth of a love letter written to her inner child, penned

With an audible reverence to authenticity and after perfecting the art form of transforming indie nostalgia into tones that ring with the assurance of familiarity instead of assimilation, the breakout

My Lo-Fi Heart opens We Can’t Fall with the kind of cinematic promise that feels primed for a cosmically hot and heavy transhumanist romantic blockbuster. The Sheffield indietronica producer knew

Emotive pop rarely reaches its pinnacle in this decade, yet Anthuhny’s don’t come home late reminds listeners how powerful pop can be when feeling sits at the centre of the

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.

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