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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Emma Rae – ‘Kids These Days’
Inspired by the frustrations she feels when she looks at the younger generation and the world they have to grow up in, Emma Rae’s new release ‘Kids These Days’ offers a shining window into her own passionate thoughts and emotions, wrapped in her bold and powerful aesthetic.

Sofia Ford – ‘Big Deal’
Brighton-based artist Sofia Ford has blown everyone away with her alt-rock offering ‘Big Deal’. The explosive new single carries an empowering message that Sofia hopes will inspire her listeners.

Mikaila Murphy – ‘Float’
Detroit artist Mikaila Murphy recently unleashed her energising new single ‘Float’. The irresistible melodies and vibrant soundscapes have us excited about the future of this rising star.

Annissa Murad – ‘Ice Cream Mess’
Rising teen pop sweetheart Annissa Murad returns with summer pop soundtrack ‘Ice Cream Mess,’ a vibrant production inspired by the carefree tunes of a Cafe in Paris that seeks to put aside negativity and enjoy living your best life by letting go of everything bringing you down.

KOKA – ‘Skin & Bones’
KOKA is the solo project of Albanian born now German based Dora Koka. Having been inspired from music at a young age, she left her well established architectural career to pursue this long and undying passion. Her new release ‘Skin & Bones’ is a spiralling and hypnotic offering which is spine tingling in its production.

Ogechimusic – ‘Whatever’
Ogechi’s music is as visual as it is sonic, weaving gorgeous R&B textures with Pop sensibilities creating a sound that feels nostalgic but still retains a contemporary edge. ‘Whatever’ is an ethereal Pop/R&B groove, with silky vocals that float effortlessly over the reverb heavy production.

Namywa – ‘Sober’
Hailing from Birmingham, International recording artist, musician and songwriter Namywa, returns with her new single ‘Sober’. The empowering offering flaunts Namya’s unique style that we can’t get enough of.

Mary Keey – ‘Stand Up’
Pop/Rock artist Mary Keey releases her latest single ‘Stand Up’, taken from her debut album Digital Me. Not to be defined by genre, Mary Keey takes influences from a plethora of artists including, Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, Machine Gun Kelly, and Avril Lavigne.

Abby Nissenbaum – ‘Checkerboard Flies’
Nashville-based alternative indie-rock artist Abby Nissenbaum returns with her striking new single ‘Checkerboard Flies’, the first track to be released from her upcoming EP Unreliable Narrator. Having trained as a classical soprano and musical theatre performer, Nissenbaum’s move into the realms of indie rock has been fruitful with features across tastemaker press with a sound which emposses elements of rock, indie and folk, comparable to the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Snail Mail and Soccer Mommy.

Zoë Wren – ‘Vapour’
Zoë Wren puts a refreshingly bold twist on her classic folk influences. Since her beginnings as a busker in Camden, she’s gone on to perform on stages from the Cambridge Folk Festival to the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow. Known for her silky vocals and modern take on traditional folk, Zoë she returns with her shimmering new single, ‘Vapour.’

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