This week’s Artist of the Week is Ed Axtell Bath-based singer-songwriter Ed Axtell makes the kind of music that feels incredibly personal without ever feeling overworked. After stepping away from releasing music for several years, he’s back with ‘S.O.Y.S’, a reflective track about accepting the uncertainty of life and learning to sit with whatever comes […]
Our Artist of the Week is June Holland North-West singer-songwriter June Holland is back with ‘Get Outside’, a bright, guitar-led indie track that makes you feel like it’s summer still. Inspired by June’s frustration with endless scrolling and how easily screens can replace getting out and living, the track is a reminder to put the […]
Our Artist of the Week is James Hall Ireland-born, London-based James Hall has had a seriously busy first year as a solo artist. After years playing in bands, he’s spent 2026 opening for St. Lundi across Europe, picking up support from RTÉ Radio 1, and selling out headline shows in both Dublin and London. His […]
Our Artist of the Week is BirdyHop. BirdyHop, the brotherly duo of Chris and James Goldsmith. Their sound sits somewhere between British indie, new wave and guitar-led pop, with strong melodies and songwriting at the heart of what they do. After seven years without releasing music, they’ve returned in 2026 with ‘Empty Pages’, recorded at […]
Our Artist of the Week is Lupercalia. Lupercalia are a Scottish band who have quickly been making a name for themselves in the Glasgow music scene. Since their first gig in January 2026, they’ve built a reputation for their energetic live shows, selling out headline shows at McChuills and King Tut’s, as well as supporting […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Tern. South London cousins Finlay Glen and Gabriel Pearcey formed The Tern in 2025, blending folk, rock and country into a distinctive roots-inspired sound. Their debut EP, released on 14 August, sees The Tern embrace a bigger, fuller sound, with layered electric guitars produced by Ella Walker (Wildes), […]
Our Artist of the Week is The Fazeleys. The Fazeleys are carving out their own brand of indie, combining intricate dual-guitar melodies with classic songwriting. Since 2024, they’ve gained momentum with every release, earning consistent support from BBC CWR Introducing, including ‘Rearrange’, which was named Track of the Week. Our featured track this week, ‘In […]
Our Artist of the Week is Bekka Blake. Bekka Blake is a Chester-based singer-songwriter whose music blends soulful vocals, infectious grooves and honest songwriting. Drawing on influences from classic soul and R&B through to house, funk and nu jazz, she’s crafted a sound that feels fresh while staying rooted in warmth and authenticity. Raised in […]
Our Artist of the Week is Luna Rosa. Northamptonshire’s Luna Rosa return in emphatic fashion with their latest single, ‘The Luge’, their first new release in over two years. Bursting with relentless energy, jagged guitars and driving rhythms, the track perfectly captures the band’s blend of post-punk urgency, indie rock hooks and danceable intensity. Inspired […]
Our Artist of the Week is Dirty Blonde. Manchester duo Dirty Blonde are quickly becoming one of the UK’s most exciting, rising, indie acts. Fronted by Ailis Mackay and Hayley Tait, the band recently won Best Breakthrough EP at the 2026 Musos Awards for ‘Looking for Trouble’ and have returned with their infectious new single, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Dea Matrona. Fresh from the release of their sophomore album, ‘Hate That I Care’, Belfast duo Dea Matrona continue to push their songwriting into new territory. Among the record’s many highlights, ‘A Rebel Song’ stands out as one of their most ambitious and thought-provoking tracks to date. Listen here: ‘A Rebel Song’ Blending folk influences with […]
Our Artist of the Week is Hannah Hu. Hannah Hu‘s debut EP arrives wrapped in vintage glamour with something far darker lurking beneath. Drawing from the dramatic storytelling of classic girl groups and torch singers, she fuses timeless melodies with sharp contemporary songwriting – nostalgic in feel, strikingly fresh in execution. The title track, ‘The Veil Has Spoken’, […]