Olivia Miceli makes 2026 the year of the heartbreak ballad with ‘Friday the 13th’
Written on the unluckiest day of the year, ‘Friday the 13th’ captures heartbreak with sharp detail and restraint.
Written on the unluckiest day of the year, ‘Friday the 13th’ captures heartbreak with sharp detail and restraint.
A reflective new release that sits with heartbreak and slowly finds meaning in what follows.
A new album announcement that leans into guitar-led pop, collaboration, and the joy of shared creation.
A generous and confident album shaped by shared space, close collaboration, and musicians enjoying the process together.
A playful pop release that turns awkward conversation into something bright and instantly familiar.
A new single that leans into recognition and reflection as Austel continues her latest creative chapter.
Built from lived experience, ‘Higher’ captures the rush of new connection through bright production and focused writing.
We travel to Cheltenham for an uplifting gig where the fans pick the bands. The story of how a Facebook…
Hi Matilda thanks for making the time to talk to us. Last year, you released...
Ten tracks, zero filler energy, and a voice that sounds like it’s telling the truth on purpose.
Packed with dial-up samples and 2008 references, ‘noughties kid’ is Flo Gallop’s glittery pop kickoff for 2026.
Blondine bring “electronic-grunge” chaos to 2026 with ‘Match.Light.Intensity’, then hit Penryn, Plymouth and Bristol to take it live.
A breathy, RnB-leaning comeback, ‘Temptations’ shows ALISHA stepping into a bolder sound with total control.
With eerie textures, cello weight, and a chilling chorus, ‘Sing For Me’ shows Liv Bloore stepping into her darkest writing…
A practice pad, a Zoom setup, and zero drumming experience. Here’s what happened when a raffle prize turned into a…
‘i forget we’re friends’ captures Holly Nicholson leaning into raw emotion and sharper edges.
‘Your Mom’ turns modern dating frustration into a shout-along moment of pure joy.
Opening a full year of music, ‘hi’ introduces a quieter, more reflective chapter from Gia Lily.
A soft indie-pop track built around recognition and restraint, ‘nice to meet you’ captures the quiet pull of early attraction.
Georgia Alexandra leans into smooth R&B grooves and pop confidence as she opens a new chapter with ‘Somebody Like You’.