Our Artist of the Week is TURNSPIT. Leeds duo TURNSPIT returns with ‘Have A Heart’, a self-produced, electro-tinged dream-pop track that balances urgency with weightlessness. Breathy synths, chattering percussion and airy vocals pull you into its orbit, subtly reworking the emotional immediacy of early-2000s trip-hop through a modern, left-of-centre lens. Listen here: ‘Have A Heart’ Built around longing and restraint, it’s their most […]
Our Artist of the Week is Balancing Act. It’s only been a few months since Balancing Act released part one of their debut album ‘Who’ve You Come As?’, yet they’re already back with more. ‘Sunshine’ arrives as a bold teaser for part two – a sultry, brooding indie-rock cut that fully unleashes the band’s cinematic ambition. Built on magnetic rhythms, slick production and […]
Our Artist of the Week is big long sun. Brighton’s big long sun return with their expansive new single ‘my stars aligning’, a heart-on-sleeve psych-pop anthem that charts the emotional swing between love lost and love rediscovered. The eight-piece unleash their full force on the track for the first time, weaving infectious harmonies through clanking drums, warm bass lines, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Big Sleep. Dublin indie-alternative four-piece, Big Sleep, is making waves with its new single ‘Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo’, a playful yet emotionally charged track that previews their upcoming debut album Holy Show, which is out on January 30th. With rockabilly-inspired grooves, the song pairs catchy melodies with the heartache of a break-up, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Sophie May. Sophie May has a gift for turning quiet moments into something deeply affecting. Her latest release, ‘Another Song for the End of the World’, is a stripped-back, reflective track that leans into honesty and restraint, letting emotion do the heavy lifting. Listen here: ‘Another Song for the […]
Our Artist of the Week is Karis Taylor. London-based songwriter Karis Taylor writes quietly observational songs that sit in the grey areas of modern dating and emotional uncertainty. Her debut EP, Favourite Feeling, introduces a reflective, guitar-led sound built around honest storytelling and simple, effective melodies. A standout track from the EP is ‘Crowded House’, […]
Our Artist of the Week is Annie-Dog. Irish artist Annie-Dog blends electronic production with soft, understated vocals, creating songs that feel intimate while still built for movement. Her latest single ‘My Honey’ highlights that balance, pairing a steady dance beat with a restrained, almost conversational delivery. Listen to ‘My Honey’ Here: The track focuses on […]
Our Artist of the Week is Yellow Days. Ahead of his forthcoming album Rock And A Hard Place, due 13 February, Yellow Days returns with a warm, soul-soaked new single, ‘Special Kind of Woman’. The project of George van den Broek has always drawn from classic influences, but this new chapter feels like a sharp, […]
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 […]