AUDIO: The Casanova Creep – “That Dude Ghoul”
The Casanova Creep is gearing up for Halloween with his latest release, “That Dude Ghoul.”
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AUDIO: Kat Dobay – “Something Like I’m Sorry”
The song explores themes of remorse, hope, and the transient nature of connections.
Read moreAUDIO: Obongjayar – “Who Let Him In”
The track brings together elements of Afrobeat and dance, while Obongjayar talks about his come up.
Read moreAUDIO: ROSS 248 Featuring Sprout – “Butterfly”
The latest release from the South Korean artist continues to solidify ROSS 248’s status as a rising star.
Read moreAUDIO: Kwame – “Vices”
Kwame opens up about his personal experiences on the track, delivered through fuzzy, yet catchy melodies.
Read moreAUDIO: Mia Porter – “Meditating in Asia”
The track, preceding an album release in spring 2024, aims to maintain a sincere tone while infusing it with a comic familiarity.
Read moreAUDIO: Efrat – “Between”
Experimental artist and composer Efrat released their debut single a few weeks back. Collaborating with producer Charlie Koz, Efrat paints an opulent picture of sensory harmony here. Lush art pop sensibilities weave between layers of structural and textural palettes, spanning nearly seven minutes and consisting of hauntingly beautiful vocal chants that feel like peeks of light peppering darkness, intimately conveyed
Read moreAUDIO: Habitat For Insanity – “We’re Not Doing This Today”
Hardcore punks Habitat For Insanity released a new record earlier this month, following up their “Sick Puppies” EP from 2020. The album is nine tracks that blasts like firecrackers set off one after another, driven by fierce vocals, drilling riffage and barraging drums that altogether elicit nonstop headbanging. There’s a take-no-bullshit attitude channeled with the exorcism of visceral feelings and
Read moreAUDIO: Barely Civil – “Coasting Mostly”
Emo rockers Barely Civil have a new single out – their first new music since 2020 album “I’ll Figure This Out.” The song marks a fresh, exciting return for the band, driven by melodic catharsis and liberated vocals that comes rushing out of the floodgates. Lyrically speaking, there’s a strong theme of feeling insignificant in the world and longing for
Read moreAUDIO: L.A. Salami – “Ottoline: The Director’s Cut (Deluxe)”
This extended edition offers listeners an even more expansive musical journey through L.A. Salami’s diverse range of genres.
Read moreAUDIO: Totten Bridge – “Better Than Me”
Totten Bridge’s sound leans on various indie subgenres, taking listeners on a captivating exploration of heartache and personal growth.
Read moreAUDIO: Sparkbird – “November”
The song combines exuberant, bouncy chamber-pop arrangements with personal lyrical insight on trauma and consent.
Read moreAUDIO: ISOxo – “Kidsgonemad!”
With the release of debut album, ISOxo takes his sound to new heights.
Read moreAUDIO: King In Yellow – “Spirit Shift”
The vocals strike a balance between suave spoken-word inflections and raucous invigoration.
Read moreAUDIO: Sarah Hickey – “Take A Minute”
Sarah Hickey has been gaining attention with her recent singles, “Doesn’t Fit” and “Out Of The Night.”
Read moreAUDIO: Kru and Sofia Silvestri – “For You I Would”
Combining her Indian and US influences, Kru’s delicate signature sound showcases her classical training in opera and traditional Indian Bharathanatyam dance.
Read moreAUDIO: National Opera – “The Scenic Self”
Garnering acclaim from the BBC, this trio has gone from a small lockdown project to selling out shows nationwide.
Read moreAUDIO: Emma Webb – “Unmistakable Truth”
With a blend of indie, folk, and and pop, Webb draws you in with her vocal tones on this track.
Read moreAUDIO: Darcey Hope – “Let You Listen To Me”
The song combines energetic acoustic guitar chords with soft electric hums, creating a warm and inviting sound.
Read moreAUDIO: Alex Togashii – “Know You”
Inspired by the beginning of a new connection, Togashii explores the bittersweet emotions that arise when contemplating the end before a relationship truly begins.
Read moreAUDIO: Immi Dash – “Falling Apart At The Seams”
Known for bringing her international perspective to her music, Dash has a strong debut EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Kanda, Maniscooler & StudioWyzz – “Where I’ve Been”
Kanda, known for his lyrical storytelling, has teamed up with StudioWyzz to release a remix.
Read moreVIDEO: Scoboy Nick – “Foxtown”
“Foxtown” has some bounce to it, but the lyrics give it a different depth altogether.
Read moreVIDEO: B.A.D Freddy Mac – “How Tf”
The video from RayShotIt has Mac by himself, except for when he’s rapping to, well, himself, but that’s all he needs to get by.
Read moreAUDIO: Crystal Tides – “Detonate”
In addition to the new single, the band has already embarked on a UK tour, and performed at festivals and shows across England.
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