Craig Reid has described trans-rights activists as “truth-phobic”. TuneFountain would rather turn the volume up on five Scottish acts worth hearing instead.
Sheffield based Shopkeeper are back with an eccentric slice of electronica.
Proving power rock three pieces are not a thing of the past, Revivalry are on a frenetic trajectory.
After TV Stopped Working and ‘Misleading Fortune’, Emily Volt turns her attention outward with a song about headlines, division and…
The Nashville-based Australian singer-songwriter turns bad habits, old baggage and rose-coloured thinking into a knowing new country-pop single.
Written by the beach in the Philippines, ‘The Ocean’ turns the struggle to express new love into a warm, unhurried…
Six songs give Zoe Unsworth space to be tender, sharp, sultry and properly country, with Rob Jones helping the title…
Seeing an old love with somebody new sends buried feelings rushing back on Gabriella Cilmi’s latest glimpse of her first…
Across four concise tracks, Tamara Hendin pairs guitar-driven indie-pop with direct songwriting about jealousy, frustration and the less flattering side…
The new record finds Natalie Imbruglia taking creative and financial control, with ‘Beautiful Love’ closing the album and a run…
No games, no shrinking yourself, no wondering where you stand. Stella Lain makes a persuasive case for romance without the…
A little more groove, a little more flirtation and plenty of sunset warmth make ‘Apple Cider’ a gorgeous next step…
A connection that changes how you see yourself sits at the heart of Sarah Louise’s warm, hook-filled new single.
The person ending the relationship finally gets a voice as Angel Wong hides exhaustion behind a glossy late-summer pop hook.
Everything feels slightly out of control on HealeyBadger’s latest, but the speed, hooks and restless energy make the chaos enormous…
Five songs, one extraordinary voice and absolutely no hiding place as Lily Moore turns desire, loneliness and growing pains into…
Amelie Roden turns the imaginary perfect daughter into a beautifully pointed song about anger, loneliness and learning whose judgement to…
The countdown to Good For The Soul gets more intriguing as Natalie McCool swaps glittering optimism for isolation, screens and…
Self-protection starts losing the argument as Lyla gives vulnerability a breezy, danceable pop pulse.
TuneFountain is becoming easier to browse, share and follow, with dedicated artist pages, social cards and notifications built around the…
Desire gets to be fun, awkward, tender and completely unashamed as Poesie loosens up for one of her most playful…
Georgia Alexandra’s debut holds nerves, hope and self-belief together, allowing every awkward corner of growing up to keep its shape.
Evie Moran returns with a softly unfolding folk song that turns love, distance and memory into something warm enough to…
A move to London, conversations on the Tube and the pull of home shape Terrianne’s bright tribute to the community…
Recorded live with birdsong drifting through open windows, Grace Elizabeth Harvey’s new EP asks what remains when words stop working.
Olivia Miceli has released ‘Everybody Wants Him’, the final single from her forthcoming third album,...
‘What’s Mine Is Mine’ trades resentment for indie-sleaze energy as Rob Prince rejects power games and starts again on his…
‘Inside’ holds joy and grief together across five and a half minutes of shimmering guitars, floating synths and diaristic writing.
‘Did You Forget’ finds Georgia Alexandra caught between love and doubt, wrapping an unanswered question in nostalgic guitar-led pop.
With an easy sway, a chorus built for crowds and a little sadness behind its smile, ‘Laguna’ captures a romance…
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