Lynds

Leith-based solo artist Lynds describes her music as “folk-grunge lullabies”, combining velvety vocal melodies with witty, emotionally honest lyricism. Drawing inspiration from artists including CMAT, Olivia Dean and Carole King, she brings together softness and grit in her distinctive songwriting style.

Debut single ‘State of Stability’ explores living with bipolar disorder and the fluctuating realities of mental health. Through a deeply personal perspective, the track introduces an artist willing to turn difficult experiences into open and relatable songwriting.

Maddie Nisbet

Originally from a small town in Fife and now based in Glasgow, 20-year-old singer-songwriter Maddie Nisbet uses music to make sense of the contradictions and complexities of growing up. Her songs embrace the dramatic, messy and occasionally tongue-in-cheek while remaining rooted in emotional honesty.

Indie-pop single ‘Death of the Radio’ explores the pressure to conform to expectations that were never truly your own. Examining the ways femininity can shape identity and self-worth, the track ultimately finds freedom in rejecting impossible standards and defining yourself on your own terms.

Marine Medina

Pop singer, songwriter and performer Marine Medina brings an expressive, powerful vocal style to ‘Nobody to Fight’, a collaboration with Shambalia that explores the emotional confusion left behind by the end of a relationship.

Written following a breakup, the track centres on the strange contradiction of remaining emotionally affected by someone who has become almost unrecognisable to you. When the connection itself has disappeared, there is ultimately no relationship left to save – and nobody left to fight.

fiig

Queer folk artist Fiig creates music rooted in personal experience, mental health and a desire to build a world where listeners can feel safe and seen. Drawing inspiration from artists including Billie Marten, The Paper Kites and Laura Marling, their songwriting isn’t afraid to turn towards subjects that can be difficult to confront.

Third single ‘Guinea Pig’, taken from Fiig’s debut EP, examines capitalism, overconsumption and their impact on community and the planet. Inspired in part by Shania Twain’s socially conscious ‘Ka-Ching!’, the track pairs thought-provoking lyricism with instrumentation that creates an almost siren-like pull around its message.

Bora Bora

Athens-based femme rock band Bora Bora bring together energetic riffs, powerful vocals and experimentation while exploring the wide spectrum of feminine experience. Made up of Faye Pappa, Aspasia Theodorou, Emilia Koulouri and Christina Koukouli, the quartet embrace sorrow, lust, anger and everything in between without apology.

Taking its title from a word meaning fake, phony or meaningless, ‘Fugazi’ examines the emptiness beneath everyday gratification. The track reflects on our attraction to cheap thrills and constant pursuit of fulfilment, questioning why those temporary pleasures can ultimately leave us feeling more disconnected than before.

Benedetta

Sardinian singer-songwriter and producer Benedetta creates deeply personal music shaped by an independent approach to her craft. Following her self-produced debut album Dynamic Trees and a series of collaborations, she joins forces with producer Mudbard for latest single ‘Sacrifice’.

Written and performed by Benedetta and composed and produced by Mudbard, the track explores the painful consequences of giving yourself completely to another person through fear of losing their love. Turning an intimate experience into something universal, ‘Sacrifice’ reflects on self-abandonment, emotional dependence and the quiet hurt that can follow when love comes at the expense of yourself.

SteinZ

Montreal-based independent artist SteinZ usually operates within the world of alternative hip-hop and rap, drawing on an experimental approach to genre and self-expression. Latest single ‘ZIGZAG’, however, sees her taking an unexpected detour into punk.

Combining high-energy production with a playful sense of humour, ‘ZIGZAG’ tackles financial empowerment with plenty of attitude and personality. It’s a spirited change of direction that shows an artist unafraid to step outside her usual sound and have some fun in the process.

Naoise

Finglas, Dublin songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Naoise creates intense, soulful rock built around huge drums, crunchy tones and uncompromising honesty. As a queer independent artist, they use their music as a platform for expressing ideas with little interest in softening the message.

Latest single ‘No One Should Be A Billionaire’ is exactly as direct as its title suggests. Driven by anger at extreme wealth inequality and the human consequences of greed and oppression, the track channels political frustration into a fierce call for change.

The Genes

Coventry four-piece The Genes combine punk energy, catchy songwriting and a fiercely DIY ethos, fronted by South Asian vocalist Pav Rai. Having appeared at Decolonise Fest and shared stages with artists including Masterpeace, Hyphen and Dogviolet, the band are steadily making their mark on the grassroots scene.

High-energy punk anthem ‘Charlotte’ is a wonderfully British love letter to an unlikely hero: the Ford Transit. Inspired by DIY touring, late-night motorway journeys and the battered vans that somehow survive gig after gig, the track celebrates the humble workhorse that has kept generations of independent bands on the road.

Franzine

Artist, DJ and producer Franzine creates high-impact electronic music that brings together techno, electroclash and cinematic textures within a charged, cyberpunk-inspired world. Her latest project, ‘Rebels in Rhythm’, was created within London’s queer community as a celebration of identity, expression and collective resistance.

Responding to growing political and cultural pressures facing marginalised communities, the track embraces creativity as an act of protest. Accompanied by visuals featuring queer artists, performers and creatives, ‘Rebels in Rhythm’ channels the defiant energy of queer nightlife into a declaration of authenticity, community and the right to take up space.

mia van de loo

Nashville-based indie folk-pop artist mia van de loo creates heartfelt songs exploring identity, belonging and the universal search for connection. Through intimate storytelling and understated arrangements, she invites listeners into deeply personal moments that often reflect shared human experiences.

Latest single ‘upstream’ was inspired by diary entries written during high school, capturing the longing to fit in while trying to understand who you are. Built around acoustic guitar and gentle cello, the track embraces vulnerability, encouraging listeners to find belonging not in becoming someone else, but in accepting where they are.

Emily Ashberry

Nottingham-based folk singer-songwriter Emily Ashberry explores the connections between English and Appalachian folk music through her richly detailed songwriting. Her forthcoming debut album Ocean Big & Wide draws on her British and Appalachian heritage, tracing musical and personal connections across the Atlantic.

First single ‘The Bee Charmer’ combines traditional Americana influences with Ashberry’s distinctive storytelling, telling a queer love story against the backdrop of the American South. Inspired in part by Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, the track offers a glimpse into an album rooted in love, loss, home and heritage.

Sonja Lembke

German singer-songwriter Sonja Lembke uses thoughtful lyrics and expressive vocals to explore themes ranging from mental health and self-care to relationships and gender-based violence. Influenced by artists including Twenty One Pilots, Sia and Dolores O’Riordan, she combines emotional songwriting with hopeful arrangements.

‘Hanna’s Song’ was written for a close friend Sonja met during a voluntary year in Scotland. Created during a later visit to Hungary, the track reflects on friendship, distance and the memories shared between two people, celebrating a connection that has continued despite living in different countries.

Red’s ALIVE!

Lancashire-based vocalist and guitarist Roz Edwards creates alt-rock as Red’s ALIVE!, a project she describes as a collaboration with past lives and alternate-reality selves. The music draws on ideas and emotions that have remained with her throughout different stages of her creative journey.

Latest single ‘Violence’ began life around 15 years ago as a faster, choppier guitar riff before being transformed into something altogether different. Now slower and more expansive, the track explores redemption and moving forward, with its accompanying phoenix imagery reflecting the idea of renewal.

Hazal Kafadar

Dublin-based singer-songwriter Hazal Kafadar draws on alternative and indie rock influences from The Cure and Joy Division to Fontaines D.C. and Hole. Her songwriting explores emotionally complex experiences through a distinctly personal lens.

Latest single ‘Worlds Collide’ focuses on the grief surrounding a relationship that never quite came to be. Reflecting on what might have happened if communication had been mutual, the track captures the sadness of mourning not only what was lost, but what could have been.

LOUIZA

Bay Area singer-songwriter LOUIZA continues to blur the lines between alt-pop, folk-rock and grunge-tinged indie with her forthcoming EP Like a Queen. Exploring grief through a spectrum of emotions, the record reflects on identity, ambition and the importance of embracing every part of ourselves rather than striving for perfection.

Her single ‘Eileena’ examines what happens when we become so attached to one version of ourselves that we lose sight of our humanity. Blending delicate folk influences with LOUIZA’s emotionally charged songwriting, the track offers a thoughtful meditation on identity, loss and self-discovery.

KAYRULEA

Portland-based artist KAYRULEA is a producer, rapper, singer and songwriter whose music pulls together influences from alternative hip-hop, electronic music, indie rock and psychedelia. Their genre-defying approach creates an introspective sound rooted in curiosity and experimentation.

‘Education’ serves as the first single from new album The Flower, The Bird, The Butterfly, & The Girl. Exploring the challenge of balancing work, study and everyday life while navigating mental health and personal growth, the track offers an honest snapshot of self-discovery in progress.

Sairie

Brighton trio Sairie create enchanting folk inspired by the mystical atmospheres of the early 1970s, weaving together delicate arrangements and timeless storytelling. Their upcoming debut album Beneath The Spreading Tree continues their fascination with folklore, longing and the spaces where fantasy meets reality.

Latest single ‘Harder Than It Seemed’ explores the emotional pull of limerence and the heartbreak that often follows idealised love. Dreamlike and beautifully understated, the track captures both the hope and melancholy that come with letting go of impossible expectations.

Kristeen Young

St. Louis pianist, singer-songwriter and producer Kristeen Young has built a fiercely independent career defined by bold experimentation and uncompromising creativity. Writing, producing and mixing her upcoming album Full Scrotal Scorpio herself, she continues to push the boundaries between art-rock, opera and alternative music.

Lead single ‘Not Like You’ combines dreamy shoegaze textures, operatic vocals and Kristeen’s unmistakable piano work to challenge the labels society places on people. Inspired by both her experience as an adopted child and broader frustrations with generational stereotypes, the song celebrates individuality above all else.

Terrible Muriel

Melbourne/Naarm trio Terrible Muriel are a loud and unapologetic queer feminist post-punk band made up of Cinta (drums and lead vocals), Emmy (bass) and Kate (guitar). Drawing inspiration from riot grrrl pioneers and alternative icons including Sleater-Kinney, PJ Harvey, The Breeders and Veruca Salt, the band blend infectious hooks with fierce, high-energy performances.

Latest single ‘Take Me’ is the second release from their forthcoming debut album In My Head. Built around driving basslines, punchy drums, soaring harmonies and Cinta’s impassioned vocal delivery, the track captures the exhilarating urge to leave everything behind and escape. Bursting with raw energy and undeniable attitude, ‘Take Me’ is a song that demands to be played at full volume.

Sydney Dixon

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Sydney Dixon continues to establish herself as an exciting voice in country-pop with her latest single, ‘Hypothetically’. A Belmont University songwriting graduate, Sydney combines heartfelt lyricism with infectious melodies, drawing inspiration from artists including Taylor Swift, Kelsea Ballerini and The Eagles.

‘Hypothetically’ is a polished, flirtatious summer anthem that pairs upbeat country-pop production with Sydney’s knack for vulnerable storytelling. Serving as the lead single from her forthcoming second EP, the track offers an irresistible glimpse into the next chapter of her song-writing journey.

S.Jai

Seattle-based alternative soul artist S.Jai channels their experiences as a non-binary queer musician into songs rooted in authenticity, resilience and community. Their music gives space to voices that have too often been silenced while celebrating the strength found in speaking out.

New single ‘Loudmouth’ is an unapologetic anthem dedicated to women, queer people and other marginalised communities who have been told to stay quiet. Honest, passionate and deeply personal, the track embraces the power of refusing to shrink yourself for the comfort of others.

SILVA

UK rapper SILVA is forging a distinctive path by combining the intensity of heavy metal with contemporary trap influences. Having already built a reputation through performances across London and Coventry, they continue to push the boundaries of UK rap with an uncompromising sound.

Their latest single ‘Queen Of Hearts’ pairs a metal-inspired instrumental with sharp lyricism and high-energy delivery, resulting in a track that refuses to be ignored. Bold, aggressive and packed with attitude, it’s another statement from an artist determined to carve out their own lane.

Abby Garcia

New Jersey indie-pop singer-songwriter Abby Garcia returns with ‘Vodka Soda’, an acoustically driven single blending indie-pop with subtle folk influences. Co-written with fellow songwriter Madhavi Devi, the track captures the warmth and excitement of new romance through infectious melodies and relatable storytelling.

Inspired by the all-consuming feeling of a new crush, ‘Vodka Soda’ explores how one person can suddenly find their way into every thought. Bright, uplifting and made for singing along with the windows down, it’s a joyful celebration of love in its earliest stages.

Camilla Widell

Swedish vocalist and songwriter Camilla Widell showcases more than two decades of songwriting on Mediocre Symphony, a collection that effortlessly blends jazz, bossa nova, blues, soul-pop and subtle country influences. Supported by an accomplished quartet, the album highlights both intimate lyricism and expressive ensemble playing.

Opening track ‘En ton’ (‘One Note’) sits at the emotional heart of the record. Written for Widell’s daughters, the song offers a deeply personal reflection on family, love and connection, setting the tone for an album rich in warmth and sincerity.

Annie & The Make Believe

Australian indie-folk artist Annie & The Make Believe returns with ‘Out To Sea’, a heartfelt reflection on the emotional complexities of moving home and beginning again. Blending folk melodies with pop sensibilities and alt-country influences, Annie’s songwriting is rooted in honesty and quiet introspection.

Written after returning to Australia following almost a decade in the UK, ‘Out To Sea’ explores the uncertainty that often accompanies major life changes. Caught between the familiarity of the past and the challenge of building something new, the song gently navigates themes of belonging, identity and ultimately finding peace with the choices that shape us.

Isabella Chiarini

Hamilton, Ontario singer-songwriter Isabella Chiarini creates uplifting pop that celebrates authenticity, confidence and self-belief. Passionate about connecting through personal experiences, she writes songs that encourage listeners to embrace themselves while finding joy in life’s everyday moments.

Latest single ‘Out of Control’ is a vibrant summer anthem inspired by the transformative feeling of meeting the right person. Bursting with infectious energy and feel-good production, the track captures the excitement of discovering new sides of yourself through love, making it the perfect soundtrack for long drives and sunny days.

Amelia Oliver

Nineteen-year-old Warwickshire singer-songwriter Amelia Oliver creates deeply personal indie-folk inspired by resilience, identity and self-discovery. Drawing from her own experiences of autism and navigating an eating disorder, her music transforms vulnerability into songs of hope and acceptance.

Featured on her debut EP Constellation Prize, ‘Radio Cygnal’ is both a heartfelt love song and a reflection on distance, uncertainty and caring for someone facing illness. Balancing warmth with longing, the track celebrates the strength of human connection through uplifting melodies and intimate storytelling.

Freya Dalgarno

Somerset singer-songwriter Freya Dalgarno blends indie, rock and pop influences with thoughtful lyricism and expressive vocals. Since releasing her debut album Out of My Depth, she has continued to establish herself across the South West through live performances and festival appearances.

Her single ‘If Only There Were’ strips things back, allowing emotion to take centre stage. Exploring the heartbreak of feeling unable to reach someone emotionally, the song pairs understated production with poignant songwriting to create a quietly affecting listening experience.

KYNG

Hamburg art-pop artist KYNG combines electro-pop production, bold visuals and unapologetic queer-feminist self-expression into a world entirely her own. Inspired by drag culture, maximalism and artists such as Lady Gaga, CHVRCHES and COBRAH, she creates music that celebrates empowerment without compromise.

Latest single ‘SIREN’ is a surreal, high-energy dive into obsession, temptation and emotional chaos. Packed with vibrant synths, theatrical storytelling and fearless attitude, the track invites listeners to surrender to the beautiful unpredictability of desire.

Danxgerous

Ireland-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Danxgerous draws on her Italian and Czech heritage to create music that sits somewhere between indie rock, dreamy pop and contemporary indie-folk. Her debut album Old Soul arrives later this year, exploring themes of fear, responsibility, nature and the search for meaning through richly textured, cinematic songwriting.

Latest single ‘Clairvoyant’ offers a haunting preview of the record, venturing into the liminal space between certainty and the unknown. Blending experimental rock, psychedelic flourishes and poetic lyricism, the track reflects on life’s contradictions with hypnotic rhythms and ethereal melodies, inviting listeners into a world where introspection and mystery exist side by side.

Beverly Hell

Singer-songwriter, producer and visual artist Beverly Hell continues to expand her cinematic musical world with her latest two-track release Chess. Based between Los Angeles and London, she combines immersive synth textures with emotionally charged songwriting inspired by alternative pop and contemporary R&B.

Lead single ‘Queen In Your Castle’ explores the strategies and compromises people make in pursuit of affection. Layering pulsing electronics, soaring vocal samples and intimate lyricism, the track examines relationships as a game of shifting power, serving as a thematic companion to her recent EP Alice In Underland.

Gay Animal

Queer non-binary artist Gay Animal uses music and performance art to explore the relationship between queerness, ecology and the natural world. Originally from Austria, their work invites audiences to reconsider ideas around gender and identity through creative, participatory storytelling.

Latest single ‘I’m a Gay Animal’ challenges the harmful misconception that queerness is somehow “unnatural” by celebrating its existence throughout the animal kingdom. Produced by Stergin, the track is both joyful and thought-provoking, encouraging listeners to view queerness as something deeply rooted within nature itself.

Anna May

Award-winning folk artist Anna May returns with ‘Crying at Erewhon’, a sharp-witted new single inspired by the aftermath of a breakup. Known for pairing heartfelt storytelling with memorable melodies, her latest release showcases another side of her songwriting.

Contrasting bittersweet subject matter with bright, hook-filled production, ‘Crying at Erewhon’ blends biting humour and self-awareness into an irresistibly catchy breakup anthem. While inspired by the golden sounds of classic California pop, the finished track embraces a fresh contemporary feel that perfectly complements Anna’s signature lyrical wit.

Stephanie Seymour

New York musician Stephanie Seymour has enjoyed a career spanning several acclaimed bands before embarking on her solo journey. Her latest EP Grand Isle combines soaring melodies, lush harmonies and contributions from an impressive collection of collaborators, creating a rich and reflective listening experience.

Lead single ‘Harvest Time’ was inspired by Stephanie’s maternal family history in northern Maine, honouring the resilience of previous generations who built new lives under difficult conditions. Blending heartfelt storytelling with warm, organic instrumentation, the track offers a moving reflection on heritage, gratitude and perseverance.

HÜSH

Edinburgh-based band HÜSH continue to carve out their place within Scotland’s alternative scene with new single ‘Constant Slideshow’. Drawing on influences from pop punk, Midwest emo and indie rock, the band combine dynamic musicianship with emotionally resonant songwriting.

Recorded and produced by the band at Napier University’s studios, ‘Constant Slideshow’ explores the lingering emotions left behind by a deteriorating relationship. Through shifting time signatures, nostalgic guitar work and the interplay between Dan Johnston’s restless vocals and Eve Allan’s bittersweet falsetto, the track captures the frustration of emotional stagnation before arriving at a hard-earned sense of clarity.

Casual Wednesday

Casual Wednesday returns with the fiery new single ‘Everything Must Go’, a feminist indie-sleaze anthem packed with attitude, infectious energy and razor-sharp observations. Combining gritty guitars, funky basslines and powerhouse vocals, the track embraces both chaos and confidence.

Exploring the realities of modern dating and the pressures placed on women to accept poor treatment, ‘Everything Must Go’ serves as both critique and celebration. With tongue firmly in cheek and empowerment at its core, the song encourages listeners to reject patriarchal expectations and embrace their own independence unapologetically.

Sara Eliisa

Singer-songwriter Sara Eliisa blends elements of jazz, folk and Americana into songs that are both intimate and atmospheric. Influenced by artists such as Antony and the Johnsons, Regina Spektor, Tori Amos and Emmylou Harris, her music places emotional storytelling at its heart.

Her latest single ‘Secrets’ creates a haunting and cinematic world through sparse instrumentation, jazz-tinged piano and evocative harmonica arrangements. Exploring spaces that feel simultaneously comforting and dangerous, the track examines the hidden costs of seeking refuge in places that may ultimately ask too much in return.

Marissa Gamble

New York-based singer-songwriter Marissa Gamble creates theatrical pop infused with elements of cabaret, jazz and retro R&B. Rooted in live performance, her work combines polished musicianship with humour, spontaneity and a flair for storytelling.

Her latest EP Exhibit M explores themes of identity, creative freedom and finding joy in everyday experiences through rich arrangements featuring strings, brass and a full band. Focus track ‘Rain Check’ captures the frustration and excitement of romantic uncertainty, encouraging listeners to stop postponing possibility and embrace the moment.

Tintenfish

Stockholm-based independent artist, songwriter and producer Tintenfish blends elements of soul, R&B, dream pop and folk to create music that feels both intimate and expansive. Written, produced and performed entirely by Tintenfish herself, her work explores personal experiences through rich and atmospheric soundscapes.

New single ‘Serenity’, taken from her upcoming debut EP, reflects on the experience of falling in love for the first time. Combining soulful vocals with dreamy textures, the track captures both the excitement and tenderness of opening yourself up to another person.

Lucienne

Eora/Sydney-based singer-songwriter Lucienne blends classic soul influences with folk storytelling, alternative rock and cinematic pop to create a sound that feels both timeless and contemporary. Through her music, she explores deeply personal themes while drawing inspiration from spirituality, memory and transformation.

Following previous singles ‘The Same Death’ and ‘High Up in the Clouds’, latest release ‘Rebirth’ examines the lingering weight of the past and the process of letting go. Inspired by the sacred Sanskrit mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum”, the song explores the idea of finding purity and self-acceptance beneath layers of shame, offering a moving reflection on healing and renewal.

Laizer

Originally from East London and now based in Seoul, independent artist, songwriter and producer Laizer combines reflective lyricism with atmospheric, experimental production. Her music often explores memory, identity and personal growth through a distinctly global perspective.

New single ‘Earthworm’ reflects on nostalgia, growing up and reconnecting with childhood dreams. First written as a demo in 2023 before being reimagined through collaborations spanning Mexico City and Seoul, the track evolved into a deeply personal exploration of memory and self-discovery, offering a glimpse into Laizer’s forthcoming debut EP.

Amalgamation

San Diego husband-and-wife indie rock duo Amalgamation return with ‘Dodge the Bullet’, a powerful new single inspired by a life-changing near-death experience. Blending alternative rock energy with emotional honesty, the song explores both the immediate shock and long-term impact of surviving trauma.

Driven by edgy guitars, synth textures and an urgent rhythm section, the track balances intensity with vulnerability as it moves through themes of anger, healing and forgiveness. Ultimately, ‘Dodge the Bullet’ chooses hope over retaliation, ending with a message of peace in the aftermath of hardship.

Kindliche Kaiserin

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Kindliche Kaiserin crafts enchanting music that feels like a modern fairy tale. Drawing from folk traditions, chanson influences and a love of storytelling, she creates intimate songs that often exist somewhere between fantasy and reality.

Her latest release, ‘Thalassophobia (The Mermaid Song)’, begins as a whimsical folk-pop tale before evolving into a powerful feminist anthem. Performed largely on autoharp, the track encourages listeners to confront their fears and embrace bravery, while imagining a future where courage and equality are simply the norm.

HADASSAH

Leeds-based queer artist HADASSAH delivers raw emotional honesty on ‘What Did I Do? (Freestyle)’, a piano-led alternative R&B and soul track written in the immediate aftermath of a breakup. Freestyled just two weeks after the relationship ended, the song captures heartbreak in its most vulnerable and unfiltered form.

Featuring airy production, layered harmonies and a personal vocal sample from her mother, the track explores confusion, trust and the lingering questions left behind when love ends unexpectedly. Rather than seeking revenge or closure, HADASSAH sits with the uncertainty, creating a deeply relatable portrait of heartbreak and self-reflection.

Muse Of Arcadia

Based in Australia’s Northern Rivers region, Muse Of Arcadia creates enchanting music that fuses folk, progressive rock and electronic elements into immersive sonic landscapes. Drawing inspiration from folklore, mythology and archetypal storytelling, her work explores themes of spirituality, transformation and personal growth.

Her debut single, ‘Lilith’, was recorded by Jeff Martin of The Tea Party and serves as a powerful tribute to the feminine archetype from which it takes its name. Blending folk instrumentation with electronic textures, driving rhythms and layered guitars, the track explores remembrance, forgiveness and transformation, inspired by the artist’s own journey through darkness into motherhood and renewal.

Alycia Lang

Los Angeles singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Alycia Lang effortlessly moves between folk, indie rock and hook-filled pop, combining literary lyricism with an ear for memorable melodies. Released via her new label Sister Figure, latest single ‘Soft Sign’ is a bright and uplifting reflection on embracing change.

Produced by Jeff Peters, the track explores those unexpected moments that shift our perspective, whether through new opportunities, personal growth or human connection. Balancing optimism with self-awareness, ‘Soft Sign’ celebrates the possibility that life can improve when we least expect it.

Rose Williams

Rose Williams, frontwoman of The Mourning Suns and mother of two, returns with the powerful new single ‘I Believe In You’. Armed with little more than her voice, guitar and unwavering conviction, Williams delivers a song that asks listeners to reflect on the world around them and the legacy they leave behind.

Written over a number of years before finally being brought to life, the track serves as both a personal reclamation of creative confidence and a wider call for self-reflection. Raw, passionate and thought-provoking, ‘I Believe In You’ highlights the strength that can be found in vulnerability.

Medusa Luna

Emerging from the North West’s thriving underground scene, Medusa Luna blend psych rock, folk influences and driving rhythms into a sound that feels both raw and uncompromising. What began as Amy Antrobus’ folk songwriting has evolved into something louder, heavier and impossible to ignore.

Their latest single, ‘Oh Mallie’, explores the difficult emotions that accompany guilt and accountability. Wrapped in the band’s signature mix of wailing vocals, powerful guitars and relentless energy, the track offers another glimpse into a band rapidly gaining a devoted following.

Legace

Originally from Metro Detroit and now based in Los Angeles, Legace is a rising rock artist known for her dynamic vocal range and captivating live performances. Her latest release, Not a Rose, is a six-track collection that showcases her adventurous approach to songwriting and genre.

Described by the artist as an “avant-rock” record, each track inhabits its own distinct musical world while remaining connected through Legace’s powerful voice and fearless creativity. Opening track ‘Nothin’ I Can Do’ introduces listeners to what she calls “Gatsby Rock”, setting the tone for a release full of surprises.