Our Artist of The Week is MAUVEY. MAUVEY‘s latest single, “PRAY FOR YOU,” is a vibrant, peace-driven anthem that blends multi-layered vocals with an infectious, uplifting sound. This song isn’t just about a catchy beat – it’s a track for those who prioritise peace and create spaces free of negativity and drama. MAUVEY draws from […]
Our Artist of the Week is Alffa. After nearly five years, North Wales rockers, Alffa, have made a powerful return with their latest single, ‘Breathe Free’, released on August 9th. Following the success of their Welsh anthem ‘Pwythau’ earlier this year, ‘Breathe Free’ kicks off a series of new releases leading up to their highly […]
Our Artist of the Week is Wake the River. ‘Climb a Tree‘, the final track from Wake the River‘s new EP, blends dark, spacey, folk blues with energetic, groove-driven passages. The song begins in a place of introspection, with Elizabeth Freeborn’s ethereal vocals weaving through shadowy melodies. Wake the River, comprising vocalist Elizabeth Freeborn, songwriter […]
Artist of the Week is Karis Taylor. Karis Taylor is quickly making her presence felt in the indie-pop world, capturing attention with her honest lyricism and distinctive vocal style. Her new single, ‘Dying Day‘, is a standout example of this artist’s unique approach, intertwining emotionally charged lyrics with an upbeat and bright sonic landscape. ‘Dying […]
Our Artist of the Week is Sophie Kilburn. Sophie Kilburn, the Derbyshire-born, indie-rock singer-songwriter, has just released her latest single, ‘Still in the City’, from her upcoming EP, ‘Don’t Make Me Angry’. Produced by Oli Deakin, known for his work with CMAT and Liz Lawrence, the track marks a significant milestone in Kilburn’s career. ‘Still […]
Our Artist of the Week is Red Telephone. Following their critically acclaimed debut album, ‘Hollowing Out’, Cardiff’s Red Telephone have just returned with their latest single ‘Delay the New Day’, leading up to their sophomore album of the same name, releasing on October 4th. ‘Delay The New Day’ delves into themes of indulgence and hedonistic […]
Our Artist of the Week is NATI.. When it comes to emerging talent in the Scottish pop scene, one name stands out: NATI. With a sound that’s as unique as it is captivating, she’s not just defining the genre—she’s transforming it. Celebrated by Edith Bowman as ‘one of the most exciting talents in the […]
Our Artist of the week is Beckah Amani. Beckah’s music blends indie, soulful pop, and orchestral vibes, and her single, ‘I Don’t Know Why I Don’t Leave You‘ showcases her talent perfectly. Her style is reminiscent of artists like Raye and Cleo Sol, and she’s not afraid to push boundaries with her music. ‘I Don’t […]
Our Artist of The Week is Ella Bleakley. Rising singer-songwriter, Ella Bleakley, has made a lasting impact with her debut album, ‘Somewhere Green’, and its standout title track of the same name. This enchanting song is the culmination of a long creative journey, showcasing Ella’s unique sound and emotional depth. Reflecting on the song’s origins, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Tidal End. Tidal End is an exciting four-piece band from Scotland, composed of four friends who come from diverse musical backgrounds and collectively have substantial experience in writing and performing. The band blends each member’s unique style and character to create a distinctive sound featuring sincere lyrics, melodic charisma, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Own World. Own World, a band born from the upheaval of a subsiding flat, found their musical identity in an unlikely place: an industrial estate in Tottenham. Comprising Joe Sigee on vocals and guitar and Matthew Lawrenson on synths and backing vocals at first, they were later joined by […]
Our Artist of the Week is MARSAW. Emerging artist MARSAW has just released “Tribe of Eurafric (Never Go)” on May 24, 2024, marking the first part of his ambitious project, Paroxysms. Following the success of debut singles “Underwater Station (Safer)” and “Don’t Wanna Know,” this track completes Paroxysms, Pt. 1, the initial chapter of a […]