leo. explores growth and uncertainty on new EP ‘what now?’
UK-based singer-songwriter leo. returns with what now?, a deeply personal five-track EP that captures the complexities of growing up, searching for direction and learning to embrace uncertainty. Written across several years, the project brings together a collection of diary-like songs that reflect on identity, self-discovery and the often uncomfortable space betweenContinue Reading
Antonio Cordua returns with reflective new single ‘CHANGE’
Swedish musician, songwriter and producer Antonio Cordua returns with his new single ‘CHANGE’. The track combines a steady rhythmic foundation with layered guitars, warm keyboard textures and understated vocals, gradually building into a rich and immersive arrangement. Drawing from both contemporary alt-pop and classic singer-songwriter influences, the song showcases Cordua’sContinue Reading
Owen Gillham launches I AM HANDS with debut album supporting CALM
UK-based musician and producer Owen Gillham has introduced I AM HANDS, a new project that arrives alongside a self-titled debut album and a commitment to supporting mental health charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably). All proceeds from album sales will be donated to the organisation. The record brings together materialContinue Reading
Robby B celebrates fresh starts on new single ‘New Money’
New York rapper Robby B returns with ‘New Money’, a new single that combines modern hip-hop production with themes of ambition, renewal and personal progression. Built around heavyweight basslines, melodic hooks and polished contemporary production, the track draws influence from current rap trends while maintaining a strong connection to theContinue Reading
Maribelle explores healing and connection on new album ‘A New Spring’
Norwegian singer-songwriter Maribelle has released A New Spring, a new album that reflects on themes of healing, belonging and emotional resilience through a carefully crafted blend of art-pop and ambient influences. Available now, the record presents a collection of songs designed to offer a sense of calm and reflection in anContinue Reading
Third Bloom’s ‘Taken’ feels like the sound of hope flickering through the ashes
Some songs invite you in gently, while others demand your attention from the very first second. Third Bloom’s latest single ‘Taken’ belongs firmly in the latter category, emerging as a haunting and deeply immersive piece of electronic storytelling that leaves a lasting impression. Following the momentum of previous releases, ‘Taken’ finds theContinue Reading
Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends reflect on history and human nature with ‘The Hag’
There is a thoughtful restraint at the heart of ‘The Hag’. Drawing inspiration from the writings of Swedish poet and composer Carl Jonas Love Almqvist, Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends explore themes of persecution, fear, and social exclusion, while maintaining a sense of intimacy that prevents its historical subjectContinue Reading
Martin Kuiper proves it’s never too late to write your own anthem on ‘So You Left Me With A Smile’
There is something undeniably refreshing about hearing an artist embrace rock music with such sincerity. And on ‘So You Left Me With A Smile’, Dutch musician Martin Kuiper offers a bright, guitar-driven single that captures the excitement, uncertainty, and eventual certainty that often accompany matters of the heart. Built around a riff thatContinue Reading
Dame Haff’s ‘Nostalgia’ turns memory, humour and heartache into an endlessly charming debut
Some releases wear their emotions on their sleeve, while others hide them behind wit, self-deprecation, and a knowing grin. And ‘Nostalgia’, the debut EP from London-born multi-instrumentalist Dan Mehaffey under the moniker Dame Haff, belongs firmly to the latter camp. On the surface, it feels playful, breezy, and occasionally absurd, but beneath thatContinue Reading
Brook Fox finds hope amid uncertainty on ‘Everybody’s In Love’
There is a refreshing sincerity at the heart of Brook Fox’s debut EP ‘Everybody’s In Love’. Across four concise yet impactful tracks, the Welsh indie-rock artist blends personal storytelling with observations on the world around him, creating a release that feels both intimate and surprisingly expansive. While many songwriters tackling modernContinue Reading