Our Artist of The Week is Daffodils. London-based band Daffodils is back with ‘Filthy Animals’’, its first release since its debut EP ‘Domine’. This track brings a gritty, defiant energy to the holiday season, capturing the chaos and camaraderie of Christmas spent in isolation. Written during lockdown, the song paints a picture of a fractured […]
Our Artist of the Week is Pentire. Hailing from the quiet corners of Herefordshire, Pentire is back with a new track, ‘Time Changes (So Do I)’, a poignant reflection on the ever-shifting landscapes of life and identity. Past tracks like ‘Spinning’ and ‘Give Me A Reason’ are already achieving spins on BBC Radio 1. ‘Time […]
Our Artist of The Week is Tora Luna. Tora Luna‘s latest single, ‘Wait For Spring’, follows their summer hit ‘The Queen of Chaos’ with a refreshing embrace of human imperfection. Recorded live in a countryside studio, the track channels a carefree spontaneity, rejecting the mechanical precision of AI-driven music. With reggae-tinged guitars and fluid rhythms, […]
Our Artist of The Week is The Good Water. The Good Water is back with a bang! Their new single, ‘Set It On Fire’, dropped on November 22nd, 2024 – and showcases a darker, more brooding side of the Birmingham psych-rockers. Starting with a simple guitar riff, the track builds into an anthemic wall of […]
Our Artist of The Week is McCabe. After nearly three years since his last release, South London’s experimental soul artist McCabe returns with his new single ‘Killer of Mine’, dropping November 21st. Inspired by the emotional experience of the loss of a family member, the track explores mortality from two intimate perspectives – the one […]
Our Artist the Week is Hiatus. British-Iranian producer Hiatus released his fifth album, ‘Is’, on November 8th, 2024. The album is his most joyful to date, shaped by the healing power of live performances after a ten-year break. Unlike the sombre ‘Distancer’, ‘Is’ is a celebration of the present moment, blending euphoric soundscapes with his […]
Our Artist of the Week is Harry Nye. Harry Nye released ‘To Have A Life’, the first single from his debut album, ‘The Safety of My Songs’, on October 11, 2024. A piano-driven, Nick Cave-inspired track, it showcases Nye’s powerful vocals and introspective songwriting. Recorded live at London’s iconic RAK Studios, the album captures Nye’s […]
Our Artist of the Week is Darcy Blu. Darcy Blu is an independent artist, whose journey from the Midlands to London has garnered impressive recognition. With steadfast support from BBC Introducing, particularly through her latest release featured on the BBC Orbit app. Darcy’s pop sound is all about authenticity and relatability, capturing the highs and […]
Our Artist of the Week is Tlya X An. Tlya X An continues to astound audiences with her latest release, ‘Camels Back.’ The track is a raw and emotional exploration of personal awakening, inspired by a moment when life unravels to reveal hard truths. A unique fusion of intimate storytelling and layered production, the song […]
Our Artist of the Week is Conscious Pilot. Glasgow’s Conscious Pilot is back with their sophomore EP, ‘Wipe Clean’, releasing on October 18th. Among its standout tracks is ‘Paint it Slowly’,’ a pop-infused anthem that critiques the art world’s exclusivity while inviting listeners to dance. Originally sidelined during the ‘Epoxy Plains’ era, ‘Paint it Slowly’’ […]
Our Artist of the Week is Straylings. Psych-folk duo Straylings are back with a new single, ‘American Kid’, out now and offering a preview of their upcoming third album, Call Back Your Name. The track blends 60s and 70s rock, psychedelia, and folk, driven by punchy bass and intertwining tremolo-drenched guitars. Vocalist and songwriter Dana […]
Our Artist of the Week is ACROBVT. Alt-rock pop band ACROBVT unveils their latest single ‘Last Goodbye’’, the third track written with Skindred’s Mikey Demus. Following the success of ‘Neon’ and ‘Can’t Put You Down’, which received airplay on Radio X, BBC Introducing, and RTE Radio 1 – ‘Last Goodbye’ is another step towards their […]