Leire delights us all with nostalgia pop treat ‘Back To You’
“I knew I wanted to write a song about my hometown and friends, but I couldn’t find the way to get it right.”
Ines Rae drops nostalgia-filled single ‘Superhero’
“It’s about growing up and always staying young no matter how old you are and that everyone still has that small child within them.”
Saun Santipreecha’s album Dandelye focuses on the relationship between nature, humans, and technology
He wanted to create a sonic womb for the listener that was relaxing and comforting
FILLY delivers psycho-sweetness with an avant-garde pop remix of Kitters’ New York
It reveals what we crave, how we satisfy our cravings, and the impact these cravings have on us.
The Mars McClanes share ‘Wherever You Go’: time to hit the road
If you’ve got a car or a van, and some friends, you’ve got a plan – time to hit the road!
Estella Dawn drops heartwarming new track ‘Orange’
“There’s no place you’d rather be than right there kissing them in that orange living room.”
Cities in Dust offer a unique sound on ‘The Other Son’
It sounds like a Blade Runner film score if it was made by New Order.
Crabitat’s ‘Ounce of Rhymes’: a hilarious yet mature hip hop album with a groovy ’80s style
“I’m showing my age or in general Australian Rappers have an inability to mature”
Introducing Bec Sandridge
“A whole lotta gritty-disco guitars, eighties drum fills and synths and i guess, a kinda weird voice… In a nutshell sad-bangers.”
Go Hawaii share new LP ‘Trespass’ with focus track ‘Dolphin’s Touch’
“We explored different genres, but the intention was always to give voice to our spirit and emotions”
Jennings Couch pens an emotional letter to a younger self on ‘Little Boy’
“The song references the struggles of life as an adult but encourages our younger selves to be strong and push through”
Top 5 Influences Playlist by Hertfordshire electronic duo TIBASKO
“Going back to our love of digging through worldly music, we’ve found Bulgarian Folk music has this
incredibly captivating element to it”
FM meets Carrie Baxter
“You’ was written for my friend’s wife, she was his fiancée at the time and he wanted to write her something (he doesn’t sing lol)”
Super Saiyan Jay drops both energetic and bouncy new single Keep It Direct
“I’m addressing things I’m dealing with and bringing them to the light.”
Introducing gloomy june and their Popsick EP
“In a time where many of us find ourselves glancing back to the glory days of Y2K, Gloomy June’s sound is pure nostalgia fuel.”
Sŵnami reveal new indie-pop single ‘Paradis Disparu’
“If people like Christine and the Queens can sing in French and Sigur Ros in their own made-up language, why can’t we sing in Welsh?”
Alicia Daydreams shines with the single Maze
A love story that reminds us of our innermost and innocent desires
Project21 and Y’urs connect and write the light in the new single Out Of The Dark
“I wrote the song for freedom, peace, love and free expression…into the light”
Rob Johnson’s new album ‘hi’: A powerful, textural, and hypnotic offering
“I am mainly a guitarist but love all kinds of music and explore this on my albums which can take many different turns”
KOKO share a mix of emotions with the new single Bittersweet
“We have all tried to convince ourselves that we’ve found ‘the one’ and that turns out not to be the case.”
Matthew Scott Ragland talks about finding love and getting inspired in his new single
“Can’t Get Over is actually the one song from the EP that I wrote back in the Nelo days.”
Gemma Rogers calls us to STOP and look up from our phones
“Switching off and returning to those delicate real time lovely spaces without technology clouding our vision is really important.”
Fleur Rouge deals with dark themes on her debut EP
“The new EP’s a mix of pop and future hard-hitting beats, I’m really into GIRLI, Cody Frost, UPSAHL”
Sagans on AI algorithms and their new single ‘Coherence’
“We wanted to show the need of coherence in the chaos, and the AI was the best ally to achieve this special goal.”
Miss Leading unveils ‘Woke’ video
“BLM: It was an uncomfortable feeling to think that for so long prejudice, discrimination and hate had been effectively shrugged off and all of a sudden it was the flavour of the month.”
Queen Cult on their socio-political message behind their music
“Ultimately speak up and be true to what you believe in. This is our truth and it’s what we believe in.”
New Music: As We Leave return with ‘Rarely Been So Long’
This one has a really nice vintage feel to it, and it takes us back to happy times in summer past.
Joe Hertz shares his top 5 influences playlist
“Bobby Caldwell – What You Won’t Do For Love (DZ Rremix): For me, there’s magic in this remix that I can’t put my finger on.”
Kalpee celebrates the ‘Island Gyal’
“I wanted this song to feel nostalgic, light and fun, ‘cause that’s what the islands remind me of.”
Allegra drops ‘He Ain’t You’
No more backup dancers or choreography, now, it’s only Allegra with minimal makeup and minimalistic outfits, looking absolutely beautiful.