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As equally luminous as Lucy Dacus and atmospherically intuitive as Mitski, indie singer-songwriter Isabella Richardson is already a phenomenon in her own right. The release of her EP, First Aid

Hip-hop futurism hits fast-forward with Yi Dian Dian (Just A Little Bit), the latest sun-soaked drop from Saint Cy. The track lures you in with a wavy, saturated prelude before

Break, Now!, the latest single from Skinny G Radio, featuring the Epoch House Choir, is gospel for the perpetually burnt out. Those who need an arcanely euphoric push to steady

That Hidden Promise refused to rebel against hegemony while wearing anyone else’s uniform in Lifeform; rock and punk may be rife with refusals to fall in line, but not spotting

GISELLE poured fire and fury into sensuality with COMPLICATED, her latest RnB single and music video. Exploring the emotional complexity of a trauma bond and the silent spite of turning

The kids are more than alright if The Radio Addicts’ latest single, Let’s Party Like It’s the 90s, is anything to go by. The Bolton teen indie punk-pop band made

Craic Killers join Kneecap on the frontline of cultural protest with GIMMIE, a politically feral punk single aimed straight at the entitlement economy of the MAGA manosphere and the men

Ennis Hawkins flipped the script on car-radio-ready Americana with his latest infectiously rhythmic country-rock release, Don’t Drive Home. The True-Blue troubadour of salacious riffs and soul-rife euphoria invites the airwaves

Rollo Doherty is a name that almost sounds fated for fame, yet Flowers earns its own place in the mythology through sound design that lets emotion blossom without strain. The

Reset, Run It Back by David Major Webster reaches the pinnacle of quaintly consoling indie folk. It is as nostalgic as a Polaroid, with warm, woozy progressions signifying simpler times,