Kildare-born, Barcelona-based artist Elle León Gallagher returns with her sophomore album A Chara, out now via Catalan indie label El Jardí Amagat. Following the acclaim of her single Music & Memories, Gallagher continues her exploration of connection, memory, and belonging with a record that draws on indie soul-rock, folk textures, and tender lyrical introspection. NamedContinue Reading
Nashville-based Irish-American artist Alexandra King returns with her stunning four-track EP ‘Across the Pond’. Blending original songwriting with traditional Irish influences, the project explores heritage, healing, and the enduring pull of home. Recorded with producer Evan Sieling and mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Craig Alvin (Kacey Musgraves), ‘Across the Pond’ pairs King’s soulful lyricism with warm, organic instrumentation. From the nostalgic storytelling ofContinue Reading
Vienna alt-pop trio Sharktank return with ‘Crash’, the lush and genre-blurring lead single from their latest album 3. Blending ethereal synth-pop, atmospheric rap, and glitched-out textures, ‘Crash’ builds slowly from flickering arpeggios and hushed vocals into a richly layered, emotionally immersive soundscape. The track captures that strange tension between floating and falling, intimacy andContinue Reading
Following a powerhouse run of singles and support slots alongside iconic acts like Ash, James, Ride, and The Charlatans, New Zealand alt-rock heavyweights Tablefox return with their latest release, Runaway- a track that digs deep into emotional unrest, personal transformation, and the tug between escape and return. Built on drivingContinue Reading
Portland-born, Irish-rooted singer-songwriter Brianna McGeehan returns with ‘Cliffs of Donegal’, a stirring meditation on grief, memory and legacy. The song honours the passing of her aunt, an artist and poet, responding directly to her poem Pictured Rocks. Described by McGeehan as “a celebration of life and a celebration of death,” ‘Cliffs of Donegal’ blends tender acousticContinue Reading
Irish singer-songwriter Kevin Quigley releases his debut EP ‘Catch You Down the Road’, a tender, self-produced collection rooted in folk, country and Americana traditions. At its heart lies the title track, a slow-burning, spacious ballad that captures the ache of memory and the uncertainty of moving on. With unvarnished storytelling and restrained production,Continue Reading
Irish blues stalwart Paddy Smith returns with his long-awaited new album ‘Could Have Found Grace’, a raw, unfiltered dive into stories of survival, spirit, and sonic fire. A pillar of Ireland’s roots scene, Smith has spent decades channeling the grit of classic blues and rock into something distinctly his own. Created in collaborationContinue Reading
New York’s B.Miles returns with ‘Five Alarm’, a devastatingly alluring and hypnotic electro-pop offering. With its sparse, shimmering production and B.Miles’ quietly ferocious vocal- think Karen O meets soul- the track feels like a late-night confession burning just beneath the surface. Best known for her viral breakout ‘Salt’ and lastContinue Reading
Swedish pop artist Diana Pilquist returns with ‘at some point in time…’, a bold and heartfelt follow-up to her debut EP ‘Disco Daydream’. Bringing back her disco-pop shimmer and emotionally raw storytelling, Diana’s new EP explores the highs and heartbreaks of growing up, wrapped in nostalgic synths and introspective lyricism. The standoutContinue Reading
Bad Self Portraits certainly aren’t pulling punches. Their latest single, All Bark No Bite, is a raw, roaring act of reclamation, a scorched-earth anthem that faces childhood trauma head-on and dares it to flinch. Forget delicate. This is indie-rock with its fists clenched, building tension with surgical precision before letting itContinue Reading