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While some song crafters chase the spotlight, BOXWOOD IVY remain enigmatically in shadow, planting sonic seeds in the din of an industry where egotistical marketing often shouts louder than the

TRAVIS HALL approached his debut LP, HeART Museum, like a painter filling eight canvases with the colours and contours of his iridescently vivacious soul. If there’s one single to hang

CC Witt took melancholic country balladry and soaked it in the dusky haze of dreamlike nostalgia with Tryin to Love You. The single radiates the smoky glow of regret through

The debut single, LIBRE, All Combined, writhes with platonic romanticism and floods the bones with the kind of emotion Bowie channelled in ‘Heroes’, caught in a swirl of post-punk melancholy

K PENNY turned the ignition on her debut album, A Late Night Penny Drive,  pulled listeners into her reverie-rich world, and left them with far more than fumes in the

Course of Ruin return with a record shaped by years that pushed its creator to the edge and then demanded he sing his way back. In this interview, circumstances that

East London rapper Armor cut straight through urban mythmaking with Hood Anxiety, taken from his LP Excuse My Mess, which dropped on January 8th alongside an official music video that

If it has been a while since a track reverberated through your ribcage instead of just coasting across the surface, brace yourself for the full-bodied euphony of Kicks, the latest

SHADOW AND LACE laid down their soul and warning signs alike in Nowhere to Run, a slow-burning symphonic rock requiem for our scorched Earth. With a sound that lets the

Lady Poetic delivered a sonic synergy of hip-hop, RnB, and spoken word in her latest single and music video, Kicks. Each element brings its own distinct energy, building into a