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With Niños del Bosque (“Children of the Forest”), AKIRA is doing more than releasing his debut—he’s introducing a genre he calls...

In a musical landscape saturated with genre conventions, Pressure stands out as a fearless collision of experimental artistry and...

Lizzie Thomas’s Awakening  is more than an album—it’s a bold artistic rebirth. Best known for her exquisite renditions of classic jazz,...

Los Angeles-based multifaceted artist Angel T33th is gearing up to release her debut album, A Message to Myself , marking a significant...

With Sunshine Small Town Girl , Monica Lynn offers an unflinching yet tender look at midlife transitions, healing, and rediscovery. It's...

In an era where collaboration often feels commercial, goodtoknow’s I’LL STAY is a reminder of what’s possible when artists come together...

Lauren Alex Hooper’s Too Much And Not Enough, Vol. 1  is a triumph of self-expression — a stirring and impeccably produced alt-pop EP...

Ken Woods is no stranger to commanding attention — but for years, he did so with a baton, not a guitar. Best known in the classical world...

Versus Savannah’s return from a six-year hiatus doesn’t just feel like a comeback — it feels like a battle cry. Their new EP No Sleep ...

Matt Grandbois’s Somewhere, Probably  doesn’t just mark a debut—it marks a spiritual arrival. Somewhere, Probably  is a diary, a...

From the first moments of You Get It or You Don’t, it’s clear D’Lourdes is not here to play by anyone else’s rules. This isn’t just an...

If you’ve ever wished rock music came with a shot of punk rebellion, a sprinkle of nu-metal grit, and a whole lot of fearless attitude,...

lazing with unapologetic attitude and a voice that commands immediate attention, rising alt-rock artist Chloe Star has unleashed her...

Türkiye’s boundary-breaking girl group Manifest has officially stepped into the global spotlight with the release of their debut album,...

From the first pulse of La Grande Salle , you know you’re stepping into a space that doesn’t obey time. Nathan Zanagar’s five-track EP...

Mya Angelique’s paper girls  is a debut that walks the tightrope between fragility and strength with exquisite grace. Across seven...

Ana Paz’s surrender  is a contemplative and nuanced exploration of grief that stands out in the crowded indie landscape for its emotional...

There’s a storm running through Hazard , and Stephan Folkes is the calm at its centre. With his debut album, the East London...

Some albums are stories. Ben Silby’s “can’t hang”  is a scrapbook of queer heartbreak, late-night thoughts, and emotional plot twists...

There’s a quiet storm brewing in just Min’s debut EP Molten , and it doesn’t announce itself with explosive choruses or flashy...