CURIOUS
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Curly Mouth’s Watermelon & Ginger arrives like a scrapbook flung open mid-wind, pages fluttering between bedrooms, rented studios, and half-remembered cities. It’s a record built on motion, not arrival, and that restlessness gives it a distinct pulse. Across 19 tracks, Curly Mouth doesn’t so much settle into ideas as he tests how far they can bend before breaking. There’s a charming refusal here to commit to genre orthodoxy. One moment you’re in delicate folk terrain, all war

Montreal-born singer-songwriter Melina arrives at Curious For Music with a body of work that feels less like a release cycle and more like a reckoning. Her new EP A London Way Back To Me traces an emotional and geographical arc between Montreal and London, stitched together through vulnerability, reflection, and the quiet discipline of rebuilding oneself. Recorded partly at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, the project captures a moment of arrival that is also, paradoxically,

Jackson Mercer continues carving out his place in the modern pop landscape with the release of “Anxiety,” a deeply personal and emotionally charged single that transforms vulnerability into something quietly powerful. Built from lived experience and anchored by honest songwriting, the track showcases an artist unafraid to confront difficult emotions while still delivering a polished, melody-driven sound. In a genre often obsessed with perfection, Mercer’s willingness to expos

From psychedelic basslines to groove-heavy house cuts, Indigo Valet has built a sound that refuses to stay in one lane. Pulling influence from Hip Hop while weaving through House, UKG, Bass, and Indie Dance, his productions feel both organic and unpredictable, textured with warm, rounded tones and driven by low-end energy. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, Indy V creates moments that are funky, emotional, sexy, and just the right amount of filthy, keeping crowds lock

With her debut single “Dear God,” London-based singer-songwriter Olympia arrives with striking emotional clarity and a sound that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. Born Eleni Olympia and originally hailing from a small Mediterranean island, the emerging artist channels the spirit of legendary voices like Donny Hathaway, Etta James, and Freddie Mercury while crafting something entirely her own. Rich in soul, vulnerability, and cinematic ambition, “Dear God” feels le

Revived Echoes steps into a luminous sonic moment with “Let’s Do It Now,” a track that feels like neon lights reflecting off late-night streets and impulsive decisions you don’t regret (at least not yet). It’s sleek, emotional, and effortlessly cool. The production, handled by Mike Sting, glows with a refined electrodance energy—layered synths, crisp percussion, and a rhythm that feels like motion captured in real time. It’s music that moves as elegantly as it hits. At its he

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! Colm Warren ‘Without You’ ‘Without You’ success is due to Colm Warren’s emotional storytelling through his lyrics; it further proves his credibility as a songwriter. The pairing of the lyrics with the soft in

Colorado-based modern rock outfit Dirty Snowman Society has returned with their latest single, “Slow Water,” a brooding, atmospheric track that masterfully blends heavy, guitar-driven intensity with cinematic storytelling. Known for pushing past the boundaries of traditional hard rock, the band delivers a release defined by slow-burning tension and immense emotional weight. Rooted in a gripping true story, “Slow Water” explores dark subject matter through a carefully construc

Megan Lacy’s debut That Feelin’ is a carefully constructed exercise in mood-driven Americana that prioritises atmosphere over immediacy. Across twelve tracks, Lacy situates herself within a long lineage of narrative-first singer-songwriters, though she rarely deviates into territory that feels structurally surprising. There is a clear commitment to authenticity in both writing and performance, particularly in the decision to record live at King Electric Recording. That choic

Rooted in lived experience and emotional honesty, Danielle Holian has established herself as a compelling voice in contemporary poetry, unafraid to explore the complexities of love, loss, trauma, and healing. Her latest collection, Growing Pains, marks her most intimate and unflinching work to date, tracing a deeply personal journey through domestic violence, identity loss, survival, and ultimately, self-reclamation. Across her writing, Holian transforms difficult lived exper

There’s a very specific kind of exhaustion that AFTERwork captures – not just physical tiredness, but the mental static of always being on. Malmö duo MAMI UMAMI translate that feeling into a hyperactive, genre-fluid EP that blends hip-hop, club music, punk energy, and fractured pop into something that feels both curated and completely unhinged in the best way. From the opening seconds of ‘PAPER’, the project establishes its palette: glitchy percussion, elastic vocal delivery,

Corban Chapple steps forward with Maybe We’ll Make It , a debut EP that feels warm, ambitious, and quietly assured. Built on a foundation of alternative R&B, soul, and jazz-tinged production, it introduces an artist who is less interested in spectacle and more invested in emotional truth. There’s a softness here, but also a clear sense of direction. What stands out immediately is how personal the project feels. Written during a period of relocation and self-redefinition in Ne