In an increasingly dystopian world, Scizzorman have chosen to respond not with despair but with a strange and colourful collection of observations, anecdotes, and existential detours....
Elizabeth Perran’s February is the kind of debut that announces itself with confidence without ever resorting to spectacle. Across nine tracks, Perran constructs a world of...
Bear Bolton has spent most of her life surrounded by music, yet it has taken her until the age of 40 to finally call herself a...
Canadian-born, Bristol-bred and now London-based singer-songwriter Noah Villeneuve has officially unveiled his long-awaited debut solo album, Songs of Noah Villeneuve. Across ten deeply personal tracks, the...
Tom Peyton’s Thank You For My Name exists in a space where sound and self-image blur into one another. Known for shaping the sonic identities of...
REFLEKTA’s story has been moving quickly. The Sydney-based band, whose DNA is equal parts Britpop swagger and modern rock catharsis, have announced their debut album Way...
Mathis Akengin makes piano-driven pop where silence matters as much as the notes. At times, you can almost hear the flies buzzing… and the next moment...
Jonah Connock’s I Kept Your Secret, Saoirse is an album that doesn’t so much announce itself as it settles into the room and slowly changes the...
A Five-Year Story of Becoming, Anchored by Grammy-Winning Producer Luis “The Dro1dz” Salazar “Every song was a season. Every season was building toward Endless Summer.” Independent...
Ranj George steps into new territory with What Is Meant For You, the debut album from his genre-fluid project Starspire — and it’s a journey that...