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In Patrick Street’s latest single, You Were Always on My Mind, he solidified his legacy as the ultimate indie pop heartbreaker. He transformed ruminations of affection into a bitter-sweet vignette

In MC Zappa’s Why?, featuring Hakeem Shakur, old school boom bap is pushed through an 8bit prism until it hits with a vibe-heavy voltage that flashes between nostalgia and razor-edged

Over 55k people have already followed Joe Wilkinson’s on his rootsy Americana road through Travelin’ On,, and it becomes instantly clear why. The single and its official video refuse to sit

Compound Radius carries the spirit of Seattle grunge in their core, holding onto the understanding that the visceral aesthetic was more than a moment in time. It is a philosophy

Spider Cherry launches Feel My Noise with the exact riotous energy you’d expect from an artist who willingly performs half a video in a pug-furry suit. The official music video

In The Going Rate’s Road to Nowhere, the galloping guitars rush forward with a momentum, carrying iridescent-with-euphoria horns that flare against the rapturously zealous vocal delivery. There is no separation

In Dominyka Mauliute’s Changes, contemporary activism is enmeshed within the fervour and psychedelia of the 60s, pulling two eras of uprising into the same emotional current. She shows how resistance

In Ami Leigh’s Caught in the Middle, the emotional core comes straight to the surface as she captures how love changes the way you move through the world, from the

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock or trying to fully commit to the analog lifestyle trend, you’ll have seen the fresh wave of protestive disdain over AI that has

In Kinju’s latest release, Double Life, he explored the contours of duality with a pensively powerful alt-RnB touch. Through crystalline falsetto harmonies, beats that bleed reverberance, and modernised nods to