Long before Tony Tripi began recording Close to Fire, fire had already marked his life. At three years old, he survived a house fire that left him and his brothers hospitalized with severe burns. Decades later, the image returned as a way of understanding grief: sometimes raging, sometimes quietly present, and impossible to ignore. That personal history runs beneath TRIPI’s new single, “Can’t Keep a Good Man Down For Long.” Written by Danny Brooks, the song is the final previ

Nearly 25 years into their partnership, Rodrigo y Gabriela sound newly grounded on OurHome. The duo’s first album in three years returns to the expressive acoustic interplay that established their identity, but it does so with the perspective of musicians who have spent decades moving between countries, traditions, and creative phases. Recorded and self-produced at NK Sound Tokyo, the album treats home as an internal condition rather than a fixed point on a map. That theme gi

The arrival of fall gives “Plants (Still Grow)” an especially poignant frame. Released as the days begin to shorten, Kimaya Diggs’ latest single looks back on a New England summer whose warmth has already started slipping into memory. Rather than resisting that passage, the song examines what remains after a season changes. A relationship sits at the center of the piece. Diggs focuses on the shared moments that acquire meaning gradually, often without announcing themselves as

For Alex Kilroy, the crossroads is neither an abstract blues image nor a borrowed piece of mythology. It is a place he has encountered repeatedly, from the childhood decision to trade classical piano for guitar to the visa complications and personal sacrifices that accompanied his move from Romania to the United States. His new single, “Crossroads On My Mind”, gathers those turning points into one of his most personal recordings yet. Released today, the song introduces Kilroy

Reaching a long-imagined destination does not always quiet the urge to keep moving. That unresolved feeling drives “I Want It All,” the latest single from 2ŁØT and the final preview of the band’s sophomore album, RE/SOLVE, due September 25th. Featuring Mariel Jacoda, the song considers how ambition changes once an old definition of success has been fulfilled. Its lyrics look back on the desire to become someone, then acknowledge the strange reality of reaching that point with

If you are after a band who wear their scars in their sound, make room for Dream Robbery on your next playlist. INSTAGRAM | TIKTOK | FACEBOOK | YOUTUBE | SPOTIFY The Yeovil, Somerset trio's new single 'The Game', channels over a decade of creative chemistry into a brooding, gritty and emotionally raw take on alternative and indie rock. Recorded at Mill Farm Studios and mastered by Grammy Award-winning engineer Shawn Joseph, 'The Game' sits within a five-single collection buil

Photo Credit: Marjolein Nooijen Ahead of her forthcoming RECALIBRATED: THE REMIXES, Amana Melome’ unveils a hypnotic new track, ‘Con C.Alma - the dub reggae remix’, blending conscious lyricism and soulful vocals. International singer-songwriter Amana Melome’ ushers in the next chapter of her acclaimed career with Recalibration, a new album that signals growth, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose. Offering fans a taste of her revitalised era, she hints at what’s to come w

Slay Raché continues to build momentum towards her forthcoming debut album Slay with “You Make Me Wanna Dance”, a polished pop and R&B cut that pairs 80s-inspired dance energy with a distinctly contemporary finish. Produced at Milkboy Studio in Philadelphia, the track draws on Raché’s admiration for Michael Jackson while translating that influence into a sleek, hook-driven production centred on movement, attraction and immediacy. Bouncy rhythms, glossy production and Raché’s

Rising rock artist Ava Renn has returned with her latest single, ‘Sellout’s Prelude,’ an ethereal and emotionally immersive release that explores the fragile space between self-destruction and self-preservation. Blending cinematic pop with haunting melodies and hypnotic production, the track offers another compelling preview of her forthcoming second studio album, You Want Love. Known for creating music that inhabits the darker corners of human emotion, Renn continues to carv

Clarity Liao introduces her solo era with ‘Lose’, the focus single from upcoming debut EP 'Dear…', offering a concise introduction to an artist whose songwriting is driven by emotional honesty and a willingness to move between genres. Built around upbeat drums, electric guitar and polished pop production, ‘Lose’ turns a story of jealousy, insecurity and romantic uncertainty into something unexpectedly energetic. Originally conceived as a sparse piano ballad, the track evolved

Tom McQ has followed a breakthrough period of online attention with the release of “Lonely Revolution”. The London songwriter recently reached millions of viewers after joining a fellow passenger for an unplanned performance of “Piano Man” on a 2am Underground service. The clip went on to attract more than 11.5 million combined views across TikTok and Facebook. That spontaneous moment reflected a career built largely through live interaction. McQ has spent years busking aroun

Surface Detail have taken a more abrasive turn with their latest release, “This Lantern”. The new track is driven by a 7/8 pulse, open-string guitar dissonance and deliberately awkward harmonic ideas, giving the Scottish group another opportunity to expand the progressive-metal approach developed across their recent material. Guitarist Adam Anderson and drummer Andrew Carus began shaping the song after seeing Opeth live, but the finished version incorporates a wider range of

Looking for something with a bit of attitude? Pembroke Tenneson’s new single, “Sex Appeal”, has plenty of it. The Californian singer and guitarist brings a playful rock ’n’ roll spirit to a song that knows how to have fun without losing sight of the music. Here are 5 reasons it deserves your attention. 1. The title tells you what you’re getting “Sex Appeal” does not waste time hiding its intentions. Tenneson dives straight into a world of confidence, flirtation and outrageous

Community sits at the heart of Lone Till Payday’s debut album. 'the People and the Places' brings together the North Jersey band’s varied influences while reflecting the people who have helped shape the project since its formation last year. The collective approach extends beyond the core lineup, with friends, family members and additional musicians appearing throughout the record. One of its most distinctive features is a choir made up of relatives from three generations, re

“Happy Friday” by A Project Called Love is the kind of track that understands the strange reality of having a terrible day while everyone around you insists on celebrating. Blending indie pop, acoustic textures, alternative rock, and a touch of dark humour, the song turns everyday frustration into something energetic and uplifting. Here are five reasons why “Happy Friday” deserves a place on your playlist. It turns frustration into something positive Rather than pretending th

Scott Cook’s Guy Fawkes Day, 1947 is the kind of album that rewards curiosity. Across seven tracks, the Montreal-based singer-songwriter blends indie rock, indie folk and classic singer-songwriter traditions with jazz-tinged harmony, creating a record that feels both grounded and musically adventurous. Rather than chasing trends or overwhelming the listener with production, Cook puts observation, songwriting and human experience at the centre. Here are five reasons to give th

After five years away, Swiss atmospheric black metal, doom and blackgaze project Wazzara return with Arbor, their fourth release and first full-length since 2021. Across seven tracks, the band explore the meeting point between crushing heaviness and ethereal beauty, creating a record that feels both deeply rooted in their decade-long evolution and open to new possibilities. From its expansive production to its themes of transformation, buried voices and untamed growth, Arbor

Candi Carpenter's Reincarnation is more than a new alt-rock EP. It is an ambitious collision of music, film, identity, spirituality, and personal transformation. Drawing on Carpenter's unusual journey from gospel prodigy to Nashville country artist and now genre-blurring multidisciplinary creator, the six-track project turns a deeply personal story into something imaginative and universal. Here are five reasons to give Reincarnation a listen. 1. It is a fearless reinvention C

In a world of endless notifications, doomscrolling and digital noise, it can be surprisingly difficult to stop and ask a simple question: are we actually alright? London avant-pop artist, composer, vocalist and producer Lolli Wren turns that question into the centrepiece of her latest release, ‘are we alright?’, an ambitious and cinematic exploration of modern anxiety, isolation and the strange contradictions of hyper-connected life. Blending avant-pop, experimental pop, prog

Talon David’s Villain is the kind of album that refuses to stay in one lane. Blending alt-pop and neo-soul with alternative rock, funk, house, retro R&B, reggae-pop, and dark pop, the Nashville-born, UK-based artist turns personal experiences of rejection, grief, loneliness, and self-discovery into an expansive musical world. As the first half of a fairy-tale themed double album, Villain is both theatrical and deeply personal, inviting listeners into a story about what happen

Sometimes the songs that stay with us longest are the ones that refuse to let go. Calcutta-born, Madrid-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer weyvir brings nearly eight years of history to “Streets of Love, Pt. 1,” a bright, guitar-driven indie rock track built around heartbreak, missed opportunities, and the complicated feelings that remain when a story never gets the ending you expected. Blending indie rock, alternative pop, power pop, and surf rock,

New York-born, Los Angeles-based alt-pop artist Michelle Kash has returned with her compelling new single, ‘Salvation.’ An upbeat yet emotionally charged dance-pop track, the release explores the fragile, high-stakes space between breaking down and breaking through, combining Kash's signature smoky, soulful vocals with sleek synth-driven production to turn a personal low point into an uplifting reminder of resilience. Known for crafting a distinct sonic world that feels akin

Few British vocal groups have experienced a career quite as varied as The Overtones. Over the past 15 years, the quartet have performed everywhere from royal celebrations and international sporting events to some of the UK’s most distinguished theatres. This winter, Prestige Productions will bring that experience back to audiences across the country with Jivin’ Home For Christmas, a 22-date tour designed to provide an exuberant musical welcome to the festive season. The scale

Rawan’s “Lazy Lover” is the kind of song that turns everyday relationship frustrations into something catchy, relatable, and easy to replay. With soulful vocals, jazz-tinged pop production, and lyrics about wanting more effort from a partner, the track gives dating disappointment a little personality. Here are 5 reasons it deserves a place on your playlist. 1. The hook stays with you The chorus is the song’s biggest strength. “Cuz you're a lazy lover / But I don't want no oth