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Mary Hatley – The Poison I Choose (2025)

With The Poison I Choose, Mary Hatley stakes her claim as one of Memphis’ most compelling new voices, weaving a

When an artist not only pushes the boundaries of genre but also expands the very notion of what a music

After the shimmering promise of debut single ‘Blue Jeans’, Filipino-Australian newcomer ALEXIS doubles down with something braver, bolder, and far

Toronto-born and genre-defying artist Annika Zee’s Emerald Spy reimagines what a pop album can be. Zee has never been content

Emerging singer-songwriter Daria Mirea’s EP, June, is a delicate yet profound exploration of young adulthood. Following the warm reception of

Fire is the debut EP from four-piece indie-rock outfit FreeFall from Swansea. It contains five anthems, all bursting with youthful

Peer Pleasure’s new single, ‘Rooms’, is a haunting rumpus, where reflective lyrics craft lasting scenes of personal struggle. The track

With a classic blues sound melded with the passion of country I’d thought had been lost to the sands of

Eager to delve into the grittier sides of relationships with all their complexity, intricacy, and sometimes dark tragedy, singer-songwriter Kat

From Madonna to Kraftwerk, The Fall to The Doors, saying Jonny Swift’s influences are diverse is an understatement. Hailing from