Embracing beautifully ethereal cinema in her music, Indyana’s musings and fascination with the inner workings of the universe have guided her music since she began her artistic journey. Over the course of her musical growth, she’s gone from classically trained musician to experimental singer-songwriter. In her latest project, debut album the navy baby, Indyana seeks …
Tom Cherry reveals emotive debut EP ‘The Real’
Essex-hailing singer-songwriter reigniting the emotion of fireside acoustic anthems, Tom Cherry looks to the challenges of modern life and internal struggle to deliver his music. His debut release, The Real EP, highlights all the talent he has to offer. Brutally honest, pained and melancholic, the initial tracks, ‘Danger To Myself’ and ‘Dusk’. They lay the …
Monoculture defy pop with new single ‘I’ll Do You One Better’
With a rich blend of genres at its core, Chicago-hailing collective Monoculture has spent ten years as a musical team, founded by Faayani Aboma Mijana and Nick Leibold. Fuelled with psychedelia and jazz fusion, they speak to the political moment, taking pride in their social commentary and campaigning for important change. Bringing together grooving bass …
Mary Elle releases painful ode ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’
Photo by Kiti Wullich After making the move from Oklahoma to Prague, Mary Elle has begun to build a bewitching musical career. Discovered and mentored by Gregory Darling, her initial singles were a refreshing moment for tastemakers, something she hopes to continue with her new track ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’. ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’, is …
Ky Bailey shares melancholic folk-pop of ‘Does Life Get Easier’
23-year-old indie-folk rising star Ky Bailey has morphed from underground hip-hop to the delicateness of ethereal acoustic guitar and wistful pop production. Now influenced by the likes of Bon Iver and Joji, the Philadelphian has embraced a new persona in Ky Bailey, after a string of successful releases as KB Pablo. With his debut EP …
Addley releases cathartic debut EP ‘We Can Talk For Hours’
Liverpool singer-songwriter Addley brings relatability, personality and ethereal electronica to his tracks. Taking influence from Florence & The Machine and London Grammar, his tracks are just as immense live as on the record, thanks to a dynamic five-piece set-up. With a string of exciting singles in 2024, the buzz around Addley has grown and grown. …
Rona Mac brings love and grief to her second album ‘Honeymilk and Heavy Weather.
Credit: Gareth Rhys Rona Mac has returned, releasing a project of introspection with her second album Honeymilk and Heavy Weather. Blending alternative folk, Americana and pop across eleven tracks. A raw approach to songwriting, highlighting grief and love within the bubble of friendship, it’s marked by hardship, and self-growth through monumental life events. Delicate and …
Ebony Buckle releases defining album ‘Hearts Get Started’
Returning with her highly anticipated album Hearts Get Started, Ebony Buckle is marking a new chapter in her career, looking back to her origins and pushing them into the future. Building on the eclectic and genre-bending artistry of her discography so far, she weaves the broad expansions of folk, blues rock and pop, recording in …
KEKA shares sultry sounds of ‘Little Party’
British singer/songwriter KEKA is back, with a new single ‘Little Party’. A blend of pop, R&B and old-school soul is infused with her rich Kosovar heritage. A signature style that brings expressive arrangements, smooth vocal tones and a fresh interpolation of the 2010s anthem ‘A Little Party Never Killed Nobody’, KEKA rides the line between …
And The Sunset Burns return with energiser ‘Primrose Hill’
Indie newcomer And The Sunset Burns are seeking to continue an upward trajectory, unveiling their latest single, ‘Primrose Hill’, with a fire lit underneath them. Mixing rock, indie and Latin influences, the Anglo-Spanish quartet have been building an audience since 2023. Formed by childhood friends, vocalist Danny and bassist Isma, it was after a move …