Our Artist of the week is Barny Fletcher. Barny Fletcher continues to defy expectations with his latest track, ‘Lost Generation’. Infused with Auto-Tune and heartfelt lyricism, the song resonates with those who reject societal labels. After years in Los Angeles, Barny reconnects with his London roots. While his debut, ‘Lonestar’, reflected a U.S. road trip, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Georgia Alexandra. On January 17th, Georgia Alexandra released ‘Need Somebody’, an emotional ballad that reflects on life’s messy, lonely moments, and the search for connection. “I’ve always been a sucker for sad songs”, Georgia shares, “and I’m thrilled to add this one to my catalogue.” Listen to ‘Need Somebody’ […]
Our Artist of the Week is Hutch. Brighton-based, indie-pop outfit Hutch has dropped its latest single, ‘Rustle’, a track brimming with 1960s-inspired psychedelic energy and a carefree charm. Emerging from a lockdown project to become a staple of Brighton’s music scene, Hutch has built a reputation for its infectious live shows and guitar pop. ‘Rustle’, […]
Our Artist of the Week is AFTERDRIVE. Ipswich indie-rock band AFTERDRIVE is back with their latest single, ‘Cars‘. The track has already gained attention on BBC Radio 1, continuing the band’s rapid rise through the UK indie scene. AFTERDRIVE first made a splash in early 2023 with their debut single ‘Stick Around’, which was named […]
Our Artist of the Week is Llinos Emanuel. After years of lending her stunning voice to artists like Jacob Collier, Tom Odell, and Paris Paloma, Llinos Emanuel is stepping into the spotlight with her own sound. Her latest single, ‘Share a Dance With Me’, follows the success of Golden (which garnered BBC Radio Wales’ Welsh […]
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 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 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 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’’ […]