Our Artist of the Week is Pavey Ark. Hailing from Hull, Pavey Ark continue to carve out a cinematic indie-folk sound that feels both expansive and intimate, layering strings, horns and intricate rhythms into something quietly transportive. Drawing loose comparisons to Nick Drake and Radiohead, their identity ultimately sits in a space of their own. Their second album, More Time, More Speed, marks a […]
Our Artist of the Week is Wohdee. Wohdee returns with her new ‘Daily Duppy’ freestyle, released March 16. From Birmingham, Wohdee is quickly rising in the UK drill scene and was recently nominated for Best Drill Act at the 2026 MOBO Awards. Her breakout single ‘My Shayla’ (2025) has amassed over 2.8 million Spotify streams, while her TikTok presence continues […]
Our Artist of the Week is Fleur Rouge. London-born and French-raised Fleur Rouge returns with her bold new single, ‘Everything I’m Not’, arriving March 6th. Blending distorted, grungy production with cinematic pop melodies, Fleur occupies a sharp alt-pop space inspired by Lorde, Lily Allen, Ashnikko, Lolo Zouaï and Lana Del Rey, balancing moody introspection with a rebellious, tongue-in-cheek edge. Set in […]
Our Artist of the Week is Balancing Act. It’s only been a few months since Balancing Act released part one of their debut album ‘Who’ve You Come As?’, yet they’re already back with more. ‘Sunshine’ arrives as a bold teaser for part two – a sultry, brooding indie-rock cut that fully unleashes the band’s cinematic ambition. Built on magnetic rhythms, slick production and […]
Our Artist of the Week is big long sun. Brighton’s big long sun return with their expansive new single ‘my stars aligning’, a heart-on-sleeve psych-pop anthem that charts the emotional swing between love lost and love rediscovered. The eight-piece unleash their full force on the track for the first time, weaving infectious harmonies through clanking drums, warm bass lines, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Big Sleep. Dublin indie-alternative four-piece, Big Sleep, is making waves with its new single ‘Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo’, a playful yet emotionally charged track that previews their upcoming debut album Holy Show, which is out on January 30th. With rockabilly-inspired grooves, the song pairs catchy melodies with the heartache of a break-up, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Sophie May. Sophie May has a gift for turning quiet moments into something deeply affecting. Her latest release, ‘Another Song for the End of the World’, is a stripped-back, reflective track that leans into honesty and restraint, letting emotion do the heavy lifting. Listen here: ‘Another Song for the […]
Our Artist of the Week is Karis Taylor. London-based songwriter Karis Taylor writes quietly observational songs that sit in the grey areas of modern dating and emotional uncertainty. Her debut EP, Favourite Feeling, introduces a reflective, guitar-led sound built around honest storytelling and simple, effective melodies. A standout track from the EP is ‘Crowded House’, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Annie-Dog. Irish artist Annie-Dog blends electronic production with soft, understated vocals, creating songs that feel intimate while still built for movement. Her latest single ‘My Honey’ highlights that balance, pairing a steady dance beat with a restrained, almost conversational delivery. Listen to ‘My Honey’ Here: The track focuses on […]
Our Artist of the Week is Yellow Days. Ahead of his forthcoming album Rock And A Hard Place, due 13 February, Yellow Days returns with a warm, soul-soaked new single, ‘Special Kind of Woman’. The project of George van den Broek has always drawn from classic influences, but this new chapter feels like a sharp, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Malan. Caernarfon’s Malan is fast becoming one of the most exciting new voices in the UK’s jazz-soul crossover scene. Blending low-key jazz, neo-soul and warm pop textures, she crafts music that feels intimate, inviting and quietly ambitious. Her new EP Right Here is the strongest showcase yet – a […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Guest List. Rising from early success with their experimental indie covers and a debut EP produced by James Skelly, The Guest List have built a devoted community of misfits who connect deeply with their emotional honesty. Their new EP, When The Lights Are Out, pushes that even further […]