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Track of the Day: Dylan Sherry – Flying Colours

Technically beginning his musical career in 2016 with the release of his debut EP The Silver Spring, Dylan Sherry is

Are you looking for a song that you can easily relate to that offers blazing guitars and choruses you need

Through the tracks of Summerland, Daniel John is tearing down everything he thought he knew and starting something new. After

The relationship between humans and nature shone in David Ost’s single ‘Fire in Alaska’. With ‘Ants’, he focuses on something

When Coral Caves covered us with their dark and mournful tones in ‘This Night Love Bleeds’, they gave us a

There are many people who fondly look back on a relationship even as it is ending. Saige is one of

Xylaroo weaves a range of emotions into a tapestry of solitude with ‘Isolation’. Written during the first lockdown, the single

With stripped back acoustic tones, Zach Bailey offers the tender and warm ‘Corner of the Universe’. The single started out

With ‘Marie’, Joshua Paparo delved into one-sided longing in a fleeting relationship. His new release ‘Miss Electric’ follows on from

Inspired by a conversation with Julia Jouwe, an activist for ‘Free West Papua’, Roos Meijer touches on a few topics