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Clarity Liao Embraces the Messiness of Wanting Someone You Can’t Have on ‘Lose’

Jealousy rarely arrives gracefully. It's irrational, embarrassing and remarkably good at turning another person into everything you suddenly believe you're not. On ‘Lose’, Clarity...

Seasurfer Balance Fragility and Force on ‘The Noise Is Ours’

Hamburg trio Seasurfer continue to refine their distinctive strain of “dream-punk” on 'The Noise Is Ours', a four-track EP where shoegaze haze, post-punk tension...

Slay Raché Finds Modern Magic in Classic Pop on ‘You Make Me Wanna Dance’

Slay Raché delivers a polished slice of contemporary pop with ‘You Make Me Wanna Dance’, a vibrant new single that draws on the exuberance...

Matilda Grace Channels Pop’s Golden Era On ‘Cover Boy’

Matilda Grace continues to sharpen her artistic identity with ‘Cover Boy’, a polished pop release that balances contemporary production with the theatricality and immediacy...

Lala Vale Delivers a Smoky, Soul-Baring Confession on ‘Just Another Me’

Lala Vale steps directly into one of love's most uncomfortable grey areas on ‘Just Another Me’, a haunting alternative-pop ballad that examines what happens...

The Mighty Pines Let Tradition Evolve on ‘Good Luck, Nice To Meet You’

With Good Luck, Nice To Meet You, St. Louis quartet The Mighty Pines deliver a confident and expansive take on Americana, blending bluegrass, soul...

Anniina Continues Her Rise With the Intimate ‘DVD’

Finnish singer-songwriter Anniina returns with ‘DVD’, a quietly assured piece of modern pop that places emotional honesty at the centre of its appeal. Built...

Giselle Makes a Case for Pop Without Boundaries in ‘Just Say Sorry’

Giselle’s 'Just Say Sorry' is the sound of an artist who has spent years sharpening her instincts and has finally decided to stop apologising...

Dysmusia Puts The Acoustic Guitar Front And Centre On “In your eyes”

Acoustic guitar can take a song in plenty of directions. On “In your eyes”, out now through Now Listen, Dysmusia uses it as the...

Seth Tabatznik Finds Stillness in Motion on ‘Flow River Flow’

There’s an unhurried warmth to ‘Flow River Flow’, the latest offering from London-born folk artist Seth Tabatznik. Released via Moth Music (Mother Of The...
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