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NOAH wastes no time getting to the point on ‘MOVE YA BODY’. Built around infectious rhythms, an instantly memorable chant and a collision of Brazilian funk, amapiano, gqom and EDM-pop, the rising artist's latest single is an uncomplicated invitation to forget everything else and dance. Born in London, raised in Ethiopia and now based back in the UK capital, NOAH brings a genuinely cross-cultural perspective to his music. African influences sit naturally alongside contemporary

Clarity Liao transforms everything she never said into something beautifully intimate on ‘Have You’, a tender bedroom-pop confession that captures the particular heartbreak of loving someone who never quite realises how much they mean to you. Taken from her forthcoming seven-track EP Dear…, the single feels less like a conventional pop song and more like stumbling across a letter that was never supposed to be read. Having written music since the age of seven, Liao has already

Wormogenic turns the collapse of a friendship into the end of the world on ‘Apocalypse Queen’, a cathartic collision of grunge, synth-pop and alternative rock that captures just how enormous heartbreak can feel when you're young. The latest glimpse of forthcoming EP Bandaids is equal parts furious and vulnerable, finding its greatest strength in refusing to rewrite adolescent emotions with the benefit of hindsight. Following ‘Rip Off The Bandaid’, the new single shifts its at

There is something profoundly moving about an artist who has spent years honing their craft in the margins, performing in rock and hip-hop bands while maintaining a parallel career as a classical cellist, working as a Walt Disney Imagineer while creating immersive installations across Asia, and all the while quietly writing songs that would eventually become a debut album of remarkable depth and maturity. Dolce Wang's Any Other Way is precisely such a work, a collection of tw

Neona Ray has never seemed particularly interested in separating emotional honesty from pop ambition. On “Those Two Blue Eyes,” the independent artist brings the two together with a track that feels polished, expressive and deeply personal. Produced by George Harris, the single moves through rhythmic guitars and hip hop inspired drums, with subtle 1980s details adding texture to an alternative-pop framework. It is sleek without being distant, allowing Ray’s voice and perspect

There is a moment on Bear Bolton's debut album "Time To Revive" that stops you in your tracks. It comes during "Sentivo solo la pioggia," a Italian-language track that stands as one of the most honest and heartbreaking reflections on postnatal depression ever committed to record. The lyric cuts deep: "The only person I'd ever lost and wanted back was me." It is a line that encapsulates the entire album's central theme, the long and difficult journey toward self-acceptance and

There is a moment in "You Never Felt the Same" where everything seems to stop, a brief pocket of silence before the beat crashes back in, and it is in that moment that you realise you are in the presence of something genuinely special. Revived Echoes has constructed a single that operates on multiple levels, functioning equally well as a dancefloor filler and a late night headphone meditation, a duality that few artists manage to achieve with such apparent ease. The London ba

Photo credit: Natalie Roberson Photography At just 18 years old, Tristan Roberson is already making the kind of country music that suggests an artist far further into his career. His sophomore album, Down For The Ride, is a confident fourteen-track collection that balances the traditions of Texas country with contemporary polish, capturing all the romance, recklessness, uncertainty and possibility that come with figuring out adulthood in real time. Produced by Tre Nagella and

International pop singer, television personality and entertainer Reggie Benjamin has returned with one of the most personal and ambitious releases of his career, unveiling his new eight-track album Harmony In Blue: The Duets. Led by a heartfelt new interpretation of ‘I Just Wanna Be Your Everything’, the album sees Benjamin revisit a selection of beloved classics alongside an eclectic cast of collaborators from music, television and film, celebrating the enduring power of gre

There is something quietly radical about the way Colm Warren approaches songwriting. While so much contemporary music searches for immediate impact, the Derry native continues to create songs that unfold with patience, emotional honesty and remarkable restraint. Since stepping away from Belfast punk outfit The Twenty and reinventing himself as a solo artist, Warren has built a catalogue defined by vulnerability rather than spectacle. His latest single, Good Morning, feels lik

Fringe Frontier's Criminal Hour is an album that wears its influences with confidence while refusing to be confined by them. The songwriting partnership of John Lloyd and Jerry Thomas draws together the urgency of garage rock, the shimmer of shoegaze, the directness of punk and the expansive storytelling of Americana into a record that feels both familiar and strikingly individual. Across eight tightly constructed songs, the duo present an assured collection that balances imm

Some albums announce themselves with grand statements. Healthcare takes a different path, inviting listeners into a quieter conversation that grows richer with every passing song. Stephen Canfield's return to music after a twenty-year absence carries an extraordinary backstory, yet the self-titled debut never relies on biography to earn its emotional impact. Instead, it succeeds because every note feels considered, every lyric lived, and every arrangement carefully shaped aro