Velvet Two Stripes – ‘The One’
Velvet Two Stripes, the powerful rock trio, have made a roaring comeback with their latest pulsating single ‘The One’. This electrifying track marks the beginning of their upcoming album, which is set to drop in October. The band has managed to bring a new edge to their sound, while still staying true to their gritty and unapologetic roots.

Alex Maes & the Connection – ‘YOU’
Alex Maes & The Connection have released their debut EP, The People We Thought We Knew. This four-track compilation explores the intricacies of human relationships, delving into the complexities of our connections with others as well as with ourselves. With their unique style that combines R&B sounds, jazz melodies, and funky rhythms, Alex Maes & The Connection seamlessly blend various genres in their production and performance.

SeineSation – ‘Birdcage’
The up-and-coming alternative pop artist, SeineSation, has recently unveiled her latest EP, Glimpse, featuring four tracks. One of them, ‘Birdcage’, is a touching tribute to the challenges of discovering oneself and finding direction in life. With her introspective and contemplative lyrics, SeineSation’s music is sure to strike a chord with anyone navigating similar struggles.

Courtney Hadwin – ‘That Girl Don’t Live Here’
18-year-old English singer Courtney Hadwin has become a household name following her impressive runs on both The Voice Kids and the 13th season of America’s Got Talent on NBC. Her new single ‘That Girl Don’t Live Here’ is a prime example of Courtney’s work – Showcasing her soaring lead vocals through infectiously catchy melodies over a vibrant, strikingly bright, energetic, and fluorescently fun jazz-infused pop soundscape.

Koto Kill – ‘Téléphone Party’
London based, Somerset-raised Gabriel Ralls (A.K.A KOTO KILL) fits the classic “small town boy” paradigm – but defies expectation with big ideas and an eclectic approach to music. Promoting the release of his latest musical endeavour, ‘Téléphone Party’ is an exciting yet unpredictable glimpse into Koto Kill’s latest album entitled Fromage Et Fashion.

Tess Posner – ‘Black Cloud’
Alternative singer-songwriter Tess Posner has returned with her latest offering, ‘Black Cloud,’ an ethereal alt-pop single. The track is an exploration of rebirth after enduring trauma or mental health struggles, namely depression. Posner’s notable piano melodies carry the track, mesmerizing listeners in slower verses while atmospheric synths, cinematic strings, and invigorating drum beats build up to a rejuvenating chorus.

Tamara Dos Santos – ‘Feelin’ Good’
Rising songstress Tamara Dos Santos makes her highly anticipated return, as she unveils her alluring new R&B single ‘Feelin’ Good’. The new single channels her dreamy soul and R&B vibes with meaningful lyrics and unforgettable vocals that she’s best known for.

GILSKA – ‘Don’t Need Your Love’
London-born, Sri Lankan-originating solo artist Gilska shares the pulsing new single ‘Don’t Need Your Love’ a unique blend of tight electronic music and pop tendencies to create an intense alternative-electronic-pop sonic experience. Punching beats pull the bright soundscapes of modulated synths, layered arpeggiators and cutting vocal samples to create a danceable, 80s influenced electronic soundscape. Topped with Gilska’s ever infectious, silky, breathy lead vocals, the track is given a melodic central hook reinforced by the relatable, melancholic-yet-defiant lyricism.

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Ridi – ‘Merry Go Round’
Exploring themes of personal growth and the circular nature of life, Ridi returns with another thought-provoking release with ‘Merry Go Round’. Featuring a fusion of pop sensibilities and traditional bhangra rhythms, Ridi’s style is one-of-a-kind.

Mikaila Murphy – ‘Bad Bitch Energy’
Mikaila Murphy has returned with an empowering new track ‘Bad Bitch Energy’. Flaunting 80s synths and silvery vocals, the ethereal new track encompasses what Mikaila is all about: confidence, style and passion.

The Wattles – ‘The Wrong Idea’
Australian indie band The Wattles have recently unveiled their stunning new single ‘The Wrong Idea’. Written by lead singer Lucy after a period of reflection during the consent awareness movement in Australia and overseas, the track faces important themes head on through stark vocals, moving lyrics and a brooding soundscape.

Gilksa – ‘Up Till 5’
London-born, Sri Lankan-origin Gilska drops melancholic house track ‘Up Till 5,’ weaving moody and mysterious vibe led by layers of electronic instrumentation and her husky vocal quality.

Analise – ‘trust me’
Singer-songwriter Analise is back with a brand new single ‘trust me’. Acoustically driven and melodically flowing from the off, ‘trust me’ is both vulnerable and shows a real authenticity to Analise.

Spring Silver – ‘Little Prince’
Spring Silver’s latest single ‘Little Prince’, off of their sophomore LP I Could Get Used To This, now has a dreamy music video to accompany it. The video’s production draws upon the well-developed visual arts background of the band’s founder K Nkanza. It captures the track’s vibrant energy in its myriad of bright colors, and emphasizes Spring Silvers’ eccentricities through warped effects, sharp cuts, and fabulous makeup.

AMIRAH – ‘Silently’
AMIRAH is an independent artist with a talent for writing infectious tunes and relatable narratives. Being the avid storyteller that she is, the LA-based singer, who is originally from Malaysia, is greatly influenced by real-life experiences and hardships, where the majority of her inspiration derives from, allowing her to invoke strong emotions within her listeners, as can be heard on her brand-new single ‘Silently’.

Nikki Taylor – ‘Fake Luv’
Nikki Taylor (aka Nikki Taylor Vibe) is a US recording artist based in Manhattan, NYC. Keen to capitalise on her rising status and growing momentum, Nikki has unveiled her captivating new single, ‘Fake Luv’. The track will inspire confidence within listeners for its empowering lyrical themes about discovering self-worth.

saachisen – The Gap
Singer-songwriter saachisen (real name Saachi Sen) is back with her new single ‘The Gap’. Born in India and raised in London, Saachi is an electronic engineering grad and a strong advocate for women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths). An agnostic ex-chapel-chorister with influences from classical to electronic-pop, Saachi’s wide reaching love of different musical genres serve to shape her unique alternative-pop sound.

Rasha Jay – ‘Saturate’
New Jersey based, Maryland born singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rasha Jay has just released her new album Muscle Memory. The album’s lead single and standout ‘Saturate’ is a prime example of this style, dripping with soulful musicality as layers of interweaving guitar lines dance over a shuffling mix of live and electronic beats, deep bass, organs and subtle synths creating a driving yet melancholic and atmospheric backdrop.

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