This feature spotlights artists who have submitted their tracks/videos to She Makes Music. If you would like to be featured here then please send an e-mail to helen@shemakesmusic.co.uk. We look forward to hearing from you!

Hannah McConnell
Wicklow-born singer-songwriter Hannah McConnell blends folk, indie-pop and rock influences to create emotionally rich and deeply personal music. Her debut EP Fractures was released in September last year and is a collection of songs exploring heartbreak, grief, identity and healing.
Closing the EP is ‘To Hold’, an atmospheric track built around interweaving guitar lines and introspective lyricism. Exploring the uncertainty and emotional complexity that comes with personal growth and self-discovery, the song captures the feeling of standing on the edge of a new chapter while reflecting on everything that came before.
Angel Wong
Drawing influence from a remarkably diverse musical background, London-based artist Angel Wong crafts pop songs that are rooted in strong melodies and thoughtful songwriting. Having spent years performing within London’s jazz scene, she has returned to her first love of pop music, bringing with her influences that range from Whitney Houston and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers to Bach and Thelonious Monk.
Her debut single ‘Hide n Seek’ is an elegant synth-pop offering centered around a love so consuming it follows you into your dreams. Balancing euphoric production with emotional vulnerability, the track serves as an impressive introduction to an artist with a distinctive musical voice.


JAIDA F*CKS TH3 B3AT
Brazilian producer and DJ JAIDA F*CKS TH3 B3AT is making waves in the underground electronic scene with her latest release, ‘ALOKA’. Combining the intensity of UK bass music with the energy and attitude of Brazilian funk, the track showcases a unique fusion of influences rarely heard together.
Driven by distorted basslines, sharp percussion and infectious vocal hooks, ‘ALOKA’ is designed for maximum impact on the dancefloor. Speaking about the release, JAIDA describes it as an attempt to blend “the aggressive energy” of UK bass with the “chaotic spirit and attitude” of Brazilian funk culture, creating something intense, fun and unapologetically rave-focused.
Lost Velvet
Reading-based alt-rock duo Lost Velvet unveil their latest single ‘Burnt’, a propulsive, cinematic slow-burn that captures the quiet ache of relationships running out of road.
Following the immersive weight of previous single ‘Dark Cells’, ‘Burnt’ pulls back the distortion without losing the intensity. A steady, insistent bassline anchors the track from its first breath, propelling it forward with understated force, while layers of shoegaze-inflected guitars and intertwining vocals create a sense of intimacy amid the erosion.
“Burnt is about the moment you realise there isn’t another beginning waiting,” the band share. “It’s about accepting when something has run its course rather than trying to force it back into life.”


Dimblue
Dimblue is the solo project of songwriter Serena Curatelli, whose music combines folk-inspired songwriting, lo-fi textures and introspective lyricism. Creating music that embraces fragility and imperfection, her work often explores the quieter emotional moments of everyday life.
Taken from her new EP of the same name, ‘One Hundred Thoughts’ captures the feeling of being overwhelmed by a constant stream of thoughts while searching for balance amidst the chaos. Gradually building through layers of bass, guitar and rhythm, the track incorporates subtle shoegaze influences while maintaining an intimate emotional core.
LIA KIN
Helsinki-based artist, producer and songwriter LIA KIN draws inspiration from pop, alternative music and her lifelong connection to dance and movement. A passionate advocate for independent creativity, she writes, produces and releases her music on her own terms.
‘Worst One’ appears on her debut independent EP Marine Currents, a four-track release written and produced entirely by the artist. Created during a turbulent period in her life, the song reflects on evolving relationships, conflicting emotions and the uncertainty that often accompanies personal change, while showcasing her thoughtful approach to songwriting and production.


Celestina
Swiss-Singaporean indie artist Celestina offers listeners a first glimpse into her upcoming EP Just to Ponder with debut single ‘Scheming’.
Blending acoustic instrumentation with electronic textures, the alternative pop track explores themes of nostalgia, regret and longing through vivid imagery and layered production. Featuring ringing guitars, buzzing synths and dreamlike vocal arrangements, ‘Scheming’ captures the feeling of becoming lost in memories while searching for a way forward.
YaYa Whatever
Born in Chicago and now based in Los Angeles, YaYa Whatever combines elements of alt-pop, darkwave and rock to create music that balances emotional honesty with infectious energy.
Her latest single ‘Kickback’ was inspired by a spontaneous car ride to a house party, sparking memories of teenage nights spent travelling across the city with friends. Filled with nostalgia and youthful excitement, the track celebrates those fleeting moments of connection, possibility and freedom that often become some of our most treasured memories.


Kamryn
Boston-based singer-songwriter Kamryn creates pop and R&B-infused music built around relatable storytelling, infectious hooks and powerful vocal performances. Having spent recent years refining her sound, she returns with her first new release in three years.
‘Better Than I Can’ explores the conflicting emotions that arise when someone leaves your life and appears to move on quickly, while you slowly realise you’re better off without them. Combining emotional vulnerability with a confident, empowering edge, the single marks an exciting new chapter for the artist.
Rosie Faith
Derby singer-songwriter Rosie Faith is known for crafting thoughtful songs centered around storytelling, social justice and human connection. Combining voice, guitar and live looping, her performances move effortlessly between intimate simplicity and richly layered arrangements.
This live-recorded battlefield ballad, ‘Sing For Me’, reflects on the realities of war through the lens of those who experienced it firsthand. Incorporating subtle nods to classic wartime songs while remaining firmly rooted in contemporary folk traditions, the track offers a poignant and timely reflection on the human stories that can often be lost amongst history’s larger narratives.

Check out more of our recent submissions via the playlist below!
