Our Artist of the Week is Gretel. Closing out 2025 with quiet confidence, Gretel (formerly known as Gretel Hänlyn) unveils her latest release, ‘Darkness Be My Friend’ – a beautifully atmospheric piece that highlights her gift for pairing shadowy textures with heartfelt songwriting. The track captures Gretel stepping into a new creative chapter, one marked […]
Our Artist of the Week is Malan. Caernarfon’s Malan is fast becoming one of the most exciting new voices in the UK’s jazz-soul crossover scene. Blending low-key jazz, neo-soul and warm pop textures, she crafts music that feels intimate, inviting and quietly ambitious. Her new EP Right Here is the strongest showcase yet – a […]
Our Artist of the Week is Foxglove. Indie-pop four-piece Foxglove return on 14th November with ‘Be Alright’, the final track from their upcoming second EP and one of their most open, self-assured releases yet. Written and released independently, the single showcases shimmering guitars, driving basslines, and Abi White’s soaring vocals – capturing the cathartic feeling […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Guest List. Rising from early success with their experimental indie covers and a debut EP produced by James Skelly, The Guest List have built a devoted community of misfits who connect deeply with their emotional honesty. Their new EP, When The Lights Are Out, pushes that even further […]
Our Artist of the Week is Haile. WSTRN’s Haile steps out on his own with Spare Room, a captivating debut solo EP produced entirely by his brother, PRGRSHN. The project weaves together elements of roots reggae, soul, and R&B – a reflection of the brothers’ shared heritage and musical upbringing. The focus track, “Pure Blue,” […]
Dublin’s Gurriers are back with their first new music since dropping their debut album Come And See last year. Their latest single, ‘Erasure’, tears through with distorted energy, pulling from a collision of styles. The song sees the band once again working with producer Alex Greaves, with mixing handled by Pelle Gunnerfeldt (known for his […]
Our Artist of the Week is A.S. Fanning. Irish songwriter A.S. Fanning will release his fourth album Take Me Back To Nowhere on February 6, 2026, preceded by the latest single ‘Romance’. Driven by layered synths and Fanning’s striking baritone – often compared to Nick Cave – ‘Romance’ is a stark, disillusioned love song that […]
Our Artist of the Week is Laptop. Laptop’s reboot rolls on as father-son duo Jesse and Charlie Hartman release their third single, ‘I Don’t Know’, ahead of the 2026 album On This Planet. Born from a four-year-old Charlie gleefully sabotaging his first standardized test, the track blends childlike defiance with protest-song bite, shrugging through the […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Grand Old Echo. The London trio have landed spins on BBC Radio 2, RTÉ Radio 1, and BBC Introducing, plus a Channel 4 primetime feature – impressive milestones for an unsigned act. Best known for their off-kilter fusion of folk and rap, the band now turn to bluegrass […]
Our Artist of the Week is Salarymen. Indie duo Salarymen step into 2025 with their most emotional release to date, ‘If You Want Me’. Written four years ago and a long-time fan favourite from their live shows, the track is a cinematic duet that captures the raw ache of lost love. Listen to ‘If You […]
Artist of the Week is Lucas Button. Lancaster-born songwriter Lucas Button grew up in a musical household, raised by a guitarist father and fiddle-playing mother. Inspired by the likes of Nick Drake, Richard Hawley and Sufjan Stevens, he cut his teeth playing pubs and venues across the county before earning a spot as a Sofar […]
Artist of the Week is teethin. Rising from the heart of Wales, teethin are an uncompromising new force – smashing punk, electronic, and rock into one furious, chaotic sound. Formed in late 2024 and led by Greek-Welsh artist James Minas (Welsh Music Prize nominee, BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, NME, SXSW), the collective’s music […]