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Emilia Tarrant announces new single ‘Bottled Up’ ahead of June live shows
Nyah Grace shares powerful video for ‘Down’ ahead of upcoming album Divinely Devoted
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Daphne Olympia releases new alt-pop single ‘Craving’
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Sofia Gobbi shares bold and hilarious new single ‘That Ass!’
April Jai shares empowering queer summer anthem ‘Why Choose’
Saint Etienne announce final album International, share euphoric new single ‘Glad’ 
Lucy Crisp to release existential electropop anthem ‘Maze’
The Elidas reflect on lost moments with new indie folk single ‘Hyacinth’
LI KUAN unveils euphoric love letter to Valencia with new single ‘So Alive’
MOA strips everything back on devastating ballad ‘Me Vs Me’
Terrianne opens up about grief and healing on heartbreaking new single ‘Daffodils’
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