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With 1979, Memphis-born, New York-based saxophonist and composer Bernell Jones II delivers a vibrant slice of jazz fusion that effortlessly bridges generations. Rooted in the warmth of classic funk and disco while embracing the adventurous spirit of contemporary jazz, the single feels both deeply nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Featuring an inspired guest performance from keyboard virtuoso Julius Rodriguez, 1979 is a confident statement from an artist continuing to redefin

Gregg Lindor's transition from frontman to solo artist arrives with remarkable confidence on "Count on Me," a standout track from his debut album Sex, Drugs & a Breakfast Burrito. While the song proudly embraces the flamboyance and grandeur of classic glam rock, it also reveals an artist interested in exploring deeper emotional terrain beneath the glittering surface. The result is a compelling introduction to Lindor's solo identity. Musically, the track is a triumphant celebr

Gregg Lindor is a solo artist, singer-songwriter, and rock and pop-rock musician from Argentina. He moved into a solo career after leading the hard rock group First Date Fuckers for more than ten years. In order to create music influenced by classic genres like glam, art-rock, sophisti-pop, and baroque rock, he often works with producer and guitarist Max Neil. Below, we spoke with Gregg Lindor on anything related to music. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind your lat

There is a growing divide in independent music between artists chasing professional polish and those embracing the unpredictable nature of creation. On See Through Now, Boston songwriter Sam Gelston plants his flag firmly in the latter camp. Recorded largely outside the traditional studio environment, the album carries the immediacy of a first draft while maintaining enough structure to keep listeners engaged. Gelston doesn't attempt to hide the mechanics behind the songs. Vo

Welcome to our bi-weekly round-up, where we spotlight the freshest releases, emerging voices, and genre-pushing music from across the globe. Whether it's a chart-shaker or an underground gem, if it moves us, it's here. Bringing you music that you should be curious about! Favna ‘Not A Dream’ FAVNA’s Not A Dream feels like the soundtrack to a midnight drive where every traffic light magically turns green. Wrapped in warm synths, dreamy textures, and a vocal that floats through

Tom Moriarty has never been short on authenticity, but on Chapters, his long-awaited fifth studio album, the British singer-songwriter delivers what may well be the defining statement of his career. Years in the making and forged through personal hardship, artistic growth, and an unwavering commitment to his craft, Chapters finds Moriarty broadening his sonic horizons while remaining firmly rooted in the heartfelt storytelling that has earned him widespread acclaim. Known for

After a year away from releasing music, Wicklow singer-songwriter Niamh McKinney returns with "Damn Luxury," a striking new single that showcases her gift for nuanced storytelling. The track marks her first offering of 2026 and continues to build on the atmospheric folk sound that has become her signature. Drawing comparisons to artists such as Kate Bush and Stevie Nicks, McKinney once again proves her ability to turn deeply personal themes into compelling, universal narrativ

Sarah Casey's debut EP Point of View carries the momentum of one of Ireland's most notable emerging artists. The County Kildare singer-songwriter first turned heads with Blind Eye, a debut single that earned widespread radio play and critical recognition. Now, with a full EP on the horizon, Casey is building on that early promise with a collection that showcases both emotional intelligence and songwriting maturity. The release is anchored by its title track, a reflective piec

For Judy Whitmore, music is more than entertainment—it's a way of telling stories, preserving history, and connecting people to shared experiences. That philosophy shines brightly on her new EP, This Is Home, a collection of six beloved American classics that showcases the vocalist's affection for the nation's musical heritage. Richly orchestrated and deeply heartfelt, the project finds Whitmore at the peak of a creative journey that has spanned multiple careers and countless

Some songs belong to a generation. Others find a second life. Sam Sample’s new take on Catfish and the Bottlemen’s ‘7’ lands firmly in the latter category, reshaping the indie-rock favourite into something softer, dustier, and unexpectedly moving alongside collaborator Cam Harper. For Sample, the connection runs deep. Before recording the track, she was already the kind of fan willing to cross oceans for a live show, making multiple trips to the UK to see Catfish and the Bott

UK country artist Hannah Trim latest single, ‘See You Again’, is a deeply personal track inspired by her Nan. The song mirrors a personal letter, and in her delivery of the lyrics there’s a direct, conversational quality. The personal storytelling approach is what makes it work so well, as it is her own story and lived experience that adds to the authenticity. That is essentially the main ingredient of a strong song, is the honesty and transparency that don’t feel forced,but

There’s something quietly captivating about FAVNA’s latest release, Not A Dream. The Danish producer has built a reputation for crafting music that feels less like a collection of sounds and more like a place to inhabit, and his newest single continues that trajectory with remarkable elegance. Floating between melodic house and introspective electronica, the track invites listeners into a world shaped by emotion, memory, and atmosphere. Conceived during a series of warm summe