Weekday Social’s latest single Five Years or So channels 90s indie and Britpop spirit while capturing that mid-twenties drifting feeling. Louise’s early draft evolves into a full-band anthem shaped with Gavin and Ben, its candid verses rising toward a soaring, addictive chorus. Recorded at Bonafide Studios with engineer Brian, the track blends raw emotion, guitar-driven … More Weekday Social: Five Years or So
EGGER has released his debut single, Strange Behaviour, which dives into a retro-leaning electronic realm shaped by Wolfgang Egger’s fascination with late-’80s textures. The track fuses warm analogue tones, pulsing patterns and eerie atmospheres, mirroring today’s growing discomfort with increasingly unpredictable technology. Rather than offering clarity, it stirs questions about how far this digital drift … More EGGER: Strange Behaviour
Powers of the Monk have recently released their new single, Sleepy Fields, which drifts like a lucid dream, blurring the line between rest and awareness. Airy pulses and hushed melodies create a buoyant calm, as if your heartbeat syncs with invisible poppies swaying in slow motion. The Detroit-based duo, reformed in 2020, channels an intimate … More Powers of the Monk: Sleepy Fields
Jax Fleming has released his debut EP, I’ll Be Fine, which offers a raw snapshot of the last couple years of his life, delivered through six tracks that feel more like journal entries than polished poses. Working closely with producer and co-writer Wes Luttrell, Jax handled most of the instrumentation, shaping a sound that drifts … More Jax Fleming unveils debut EP, I’ll Be Fine
Hanr has just released her new single Energy, which pulses with early-morning warmth, capturing that spark when a simple smile triggers a rush of possibility. Driven by smooth Afro-R&B grooves, the track channels street-lit momentum while celebrating devotion that doesn’t fade with daylight. Her soulful vocals invite listeners to voice their desires and lean into … More Hanr unveils new single, Energy
Craig McMorrow has just released his new single, Too Drunk To Drive, which dives into the uneasy moment when love turns into duty. Inspired by a friend stuck in a fading relationship, the track balances warm acoustic textures with his trademark soulful grit. Craig channels the emotional confusion of wanting to leave while feeling pressured … More Craig McMorrow unveils new single, Too Drunk To Drive
DAAY have released their new EP, Memories of the Future, which pushes their hybrid of cosmic pop and exploratory indie rock into stranger, more inviting territory. Guided by Alex Barty-King, the five tracks blur nostalgia and futurism, hinting at familiar emotions while feeling oddly otherworldly. Warped vocals and kaleidoscopic arrangements mimic an invented tongue, reflecting … More DAAY’s latest EP, Memories of the Future
Eva Pagán has stepped confidently into the electropop scene with her debut EP, EP1, marking a fresh chapter under her new moniker. Blending Spanglish lyrics with vibrant pop production, the record is a heartfelt homage to her immigrant roots, especially evident in the standout track, Far. With over 5 million streams and a growing social … More Eva Pagán: EP1
Destiny Imani has just released her new EP, Wishful Thinking, which unfolds like a softly lit diary, guiding listeners through the quiet cracks between heartache and renewal. Across four tender R&B tracks, she leans into hushed production and warm, velvety vocals while unpacking the bravery required to try again. From the trembling openness of Love … More Destiny Imani unveils new EP, Wishful Thinking
The Housecarls, hailing from Hastings, England, have released their debut single, The Golden Years, which introduces a trio blending mid-60s pop punch with the grit of post-punk. Danny Goring steps away from his folk roots, plugging in to deliver a tune that reflects on youthful ambition and the long road toward creative fulfillment. Joe Pruessner’s … More The Housecarls unveil debut single, The Golden Years
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