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Photographer Credit: Maseo Refuerzo In an era where pop music often leans on artifice, KENTON’s debut album Sweetmouth  arrives like a jolt of truth — dazzling, disarming, and deeply human. The LA-based singer-songwriter and multi-hyphenate constructs a sonic and emotional universe that feels both confessional and cinematic. Over fifteen tracks, KENTON dissects queerness, cultural duality, and familial tension with striking candour, emerging as one of alt-pop’s most distinct

Sam Uctas, London-based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, has unveiled his latest record, The Dark Made Sense , and it’s nothing...

Aliza Li has quietly been making waves in Atlanta’s neo-soul scene, and her latest EP, TRU , proves why.  Clocking in at just three...

Close To Monday’s “Pray” isn’t a song you simply listen to—it’s one you inhabit. The European duo has always blurred the line between...

Welcome to our bi-weekly round-up, where we spotlight the freshest releases, emerging voices, and genre-pushing music from across the...

A confident sophomore album that is as wild as it is sincere, merging different sounds with a weaving rock grit and vintage soul. With decades of musical partnership and experimentation, Major Spark, the duo of Mark Goodman and Brian Charles, reveal their latest boundless exploration of indie soundscapes. It being their sophomore album feels fitting - ‘Walk Among the Poppies’ encapsulates the same youth, buzz and rebellious energy you might have felt in your own sophomore ye

Following a successful run of sold-out shows across the UK and US, transatlantic country duo Outpost Drive returns with their most emotionally charged release yet, “Die For You.” This brand-new single blends the intimacy of classic storytelling with anthemic production that pushes the boundaries of modern country. The song was born from a rare authenticity, co-written in collaboration with platinum-selling producer Jim Eliot and his wife Jemima Stilwell (the acclaimed duo beh

Cam Cole, the firebrand one-man band known for his thunderous riffs, homemade drum setup, and unfiltered energy, returns with “Rabbit (She’s What I Want)”, the first glimpse of his forthcoming fourth album Lost In Creation (due February 2026). The track sees Cole expand his sonic palette, venturing into the psychedelic textures of the 1960s while maintaining the raw, slide-driven blues power that has defined his rise from London’s streets to international acclaim. Written dur

Liverpool-born singer-songwriter Kris James returns with Pixelated Heart , a body of work that feels as cinematic as it is confessional. Across twelve original tracks—and two intimate acoustic versions of fan favourites “Forever Forever”  and “The Fire” —James distills love, loss, and the quiet triumphs that define a life in motion. The album captures the tension between vulnerability and strength, between heartbreak and hope, mapping the contours of a soul still learning to

With Sin Filtro, Ivelisse Del Carmen doesn’t just release a song — she opens a wound and turns it into something symphonic. The Puerto Rican-born, London-based artist redefines reggaeton as a mirror for emotion, trading the genre’s usual bravado for something richer, riskier, and infinitely more human. It’s a track that trembles between worlds: the pulse of the barrio and the hush of a concert hall. From its first few bars, Sin Filtro feels cinematic — strings swelling like m

ZT’s “AFTER PARTY / AFTER HOURS” is an arresting blend of modern R&B polish and storytelling intimacy.  From the very first note, the...

Kaleidoscope Orchestra’s Through the Clouds  is a study in contrasts: intimate human emotion set against sweeping, cinematic...