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Warmly saturated, woozy guitars accompany Realism*’s soul-rich, kicked-back bars in Two Fly Guys, a short-and-sweet single that unravels as an invitation to meditate in the poetry of desire. There is

In The Fuss’s Kerosene Candy, the debut single surges as a synth-driven sugar rush, acting as a conduit for the cosmic to become hypersonic while you’re carried through the adrenalised

Dominyka Mauliute moves through music with the quiet confidence of someone who’s already rewritten her own script. From becoming the first woman to graduate from her region’s academic jazz guitar

There was no room for tired lyrical tropes in the brutally honest, raucously amplified country confessional Mikernan Arrell delivered in On My Travels. The firebrand singer-songwriter leans straight into the

In Love Ladda’s Dreaming of You, the release unfolds like a dream in itself, guided by a timbre and tonality that coax you into a semi-lucid state before you’ve even

Media rarely reflects reality, and that disconnect feels like a societal disease in itself; as a remedy, the South London rapper Sface keeps everything grounded in Stolen Flow. Teaming up

Sofia Kafas drenched Let You Down in disco ball shimmer that scatters across her future-leaning pop sound with a warm, neon-soft glow. The London-based singer, pianist and producer always carries

When ARCHAEA unleashed Parasite, the hit from their Burn EP, it felt like being dropped into a live wire. The hooks are overdriven to the nines, throwing off the kind

Liliana de la Rosa opens haunted by roses with the same arcane pull that shapes her wider creative world, letting the cinematic sweep breathe through a sound that leans into

Rich Delinquent dialled into his most luxuriant RnB release to date on Heartbreak Afterparty, teaming up with Tyla Yahweh to pour an ethereal shimmer of sonic emotion into a track