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SOFY tackles the complexities of toxic relationships with bittersweet cut “Sorry That You’re Mine”

Set to downtempo electronic sequences and low-key vocals, lead single “Sorry That You’re Mine” finds…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
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Tamzene’s “Called You Out” is a postmortem on a platonic breakup through tender, woeful piano

24-year-old artist Tamzene considers the acceptance of these rifts on her new track “Called You…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
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Kamal. keeps it real in slow-jam “nowhere to hide”

19-year-old Ivor Novello-nominated songwriter/producer Kamal. has had a whirlwind year. From working with Dave on…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
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Bo Milli faces existential angst in “At The Wheel”

Bo Milli's debut single "At The Wheel" taps into the sensation of reaching adulthood and…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
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“so young” sees cookii reveal their identity in an glitchy explosion of pop-punk

Oscillating frenetically between hooks that could sound nostalgic if they weren’t so deliciously distorted, and…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
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Mia Wray glows with confidence while finding her freedom on “Rerun”

Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, singer-songwriter Mia Wray is already eyeing up her ascendance to global…
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Posted by Seth Hager September 4, 2024
Swedish duo Morabeza Tobacco share magnetic lo-fi melancholic single “Ally McBeal”

Swedish duo Morabeza Tobacco share magnetic lo-fi melancholic single “Ally McBeal”

Swedish indie duo Morabeza Tobacco returns with “Ally McBeal,” their third single to date and…
Posted by Seth Hager March 12, 2020
Rén with the Mane beguiles with the sultry indie-pop of “Burnin”

Rén with the Mane beguiles with the sultry indie-pop of “Burnin”

"Burnin" – which sits firmly in the indie-pop camp in terms of genre – plays…
Posted by Seth Hager March 5, 2020
Melis depicts the turmoil of a love/hate relationship on powerful new offering “Waves”

Melis depicts the turmoil of a love/hate relationship on powerful new offering “Waves”

The Berlin-based artist has long since entranced us with her glistening pop sound, and with…
Posted by Seth Hager February 20, 2020
Ayelle raises awareness and funds for domestic abuse survivors with new single “NBDY”

Ayelle raises awareness and funds for domestic abuse survivors with new single “NBDY”

Ayelle draws on her own experiences in her approach to the societal wound that is…
Posted by Seth Hager February 6, 2020
Fat Possum-signed Canadian newcomer Ellis releases dream-pop lullaby “Something Blue”

Fat Possum-signed Canadian newcomer Ellis releases dream-pop lullaby “Something Blue”

Describing her music as “emo dream pop”, Ellis writes music which is low-key and luscious,…
Posted by Seth Hager August 8, 2019
Moniker initiate themselves as this generation’s miserablists with “Kicking and Screaming”

Moniker initiate themselves as this generation’s miserablists with “Kicking and Screaming”

There’s a moment in any goth’s life when they're dragged – kicking and screaming –…
Posted by Seth Hager May 31, 2019
Mathilda Homer warms up for the release of her new EP with spellbinding lead single “Probably Sorry”

Mathilda Homer warms up for the release of her new EP with spellbinding lead single “Probably Sorry”

Listening to “Probably Sorry” is akin to sitting indoors on a summer’s day and feeling…
Posted by Seth Hager May 9, 2019
Belgian up-and-comer Le Manou delves into glossy electro-pop territory on “ADDICT”

Belgian up-and-comer Le Manou delves into glossy electro-pop territory on “ADDICT”

Whether it's from the swirling, thick-like-treacle synth lines, polished beats or pitch shifted vocal touches,…
Posted by Seth Hager May 9, 2019

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