Our Artist of The Week is Marouli. Manchester-based, seven-piece Marouli return with ‘Something Serious’ – a vibrant, genre-blurring single. Led by acclaimed composer and vocalist Graham McCusker – whose credits include Hans Zimmer, Clean Bandit, and original scores for Netflix, BBC, and Apple TV – the band fuses indie, funk, soul, and orchestral pop with […]
Liverpool singer-songwriter John Witherspoon returns with his compelling new single ‘End of the Line Again’, the second track from his upcoming third studio album One of Them, out October 31st. ‘End of the Line Again’ explores the confusion of modern life, particularly our culture’s obsession with self-help, quick fixes, and conflicting advice. It’s a reflection […]
Our Artist of the Week is Taura Lamb. London’s rising pop/R&B talent Taura Lamb closes out her genre-blending Moods EP series on a high with Sunny – a radiant, feel-good finale led by new single ‘straighten my curls’. Across tracks ‘Lucky’, ‘Mascara’, and ‘straighten my curls’, she captures euphoric moments with sun-soaked melodies and bright, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Margaux. Dublin-raised, French-Irish newcomer Margaux makes a striking debut with ‘Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You’ – a tender, country-pop offering that lands somewhere between lullaby and anthem. Inspired by Zach Bryan’s narrative weight and the intimacy of Cigarettes After Sex, Margaux delivers a heartfelt track written in the wake of […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Hope,The Fear. Leeds-based multi-instrumentalist The Hope,The Fear (Alex Fletcher) delivers a powerful debut with his EP ‘Die Northern’, which was released in April 2025. Blending heartland rock with soaring indie textures, Fletcher channels the grit and pride of Northern-working-class life into bold, anthemic songs. Standout track ‘You Should […]
Our Artist of the Week is St. Catherine’s Child. St. Catherine’s Child, the transatlantic indie-folk project of Ilana Zsigmond, has just released her new single The Other Side of Twenty Five which is a poignant letter to her younger self – an emotional reflection on loss, perspective, and the people who truly matter. Listen to The Other […]
Our Artist of the Week is Marie Naffah. We’re thrilled to feature Marie Naffah as this week’s AOTW, especially as we welcome her to the lineup of our upcoming FFWD / Richer Unsigned Conference. Described by The Independent as “following in the restless footsteps of the great folk and rock songwriters” and praised by NME […]
Artist of the Week is big long sun. East Midlands-born artist big long sun is back with a genre-warping new single, ‘fast like i like my money’ – a restless, groove-heavy track that’s as chaotic as it is catchy. Created solo in his bedroom studio, his songs blur the lines between sound, image, and feeling. […]
Our Artist of the Week is beginagain. London-based electronic duo beginagain made its return last week with the release of ‘Hands Entwined’, a shimmering new single. Blending electronic textures with elements of alt-pop and dance, the track marks the beginning of a fresh chapter for the duo, with more releases and live shows planned throughout […]
Our Artist of the Week is TRAITS. Liverpool indie band TRAITS returns with ‘Back to Yesterday’, a powerful blend of anthemic energy and heartfelt nostalgia. Frontman Kieran McCarthy delivers raw, emotive vocals over electrifying guitar lines and soulful keys, capturing the bittersweet pull of memory with a fresh urgency. Listen to ‘Back to Yesterday’ here: […]
Artist of the Week is James Lloyd Smith. Kent-based, indie-folk songwriter James Lloyd Smith returns with a beautifully reflective new single, ‘Lake Walk’. A gentle blend of Nick Drake’s calm, Joni Mitchell’s lyrical grace, and Sufjan Stevens’ lo-fi warmth, ‘Lake Walk’ captures the serenity of the English countryside. Written during a deeply introspective period, the […]
Our Artist of the Week is WOAHGETTER. Following the release of ‘I Can’t Love You Anymore’, alt-indie collective WOAHGETTER returns with ‘Even Dad Had A Fiver On Love’ – a sharp, surreal take on modern romance. Blending angular guitars, chamber-pop strings and infectious melodies, the Northampton group delivers a manic internal monologue on love, doubt, […]