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Laura Jayne returns with fiery new single ‘90 Days’
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Poesie shares infectious new single ‘Lost Romantic’
Sydney Jo Jackson unites three countries on powerful new duet ‘Good at Goodbye’
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Mina My unveils debut EP The Mall Experiment
Taynee Lord turns heartbreak into sass with latest single ‘T-Shirt’
Natalie Shay shares sparkling new single ‘Do u relate’
Rianne Downey shines with new single ‘Good In Goodbye’
Adeyemo asks the big questions with soulful single ‘What is the Lesson?’
Lois Brooks reflects on heartbreak with moving single ‘Breathe’
Emily Chambers shares soulful new single ‘What Do You Want?’
Sarah-Ruth releases debut single ‘Raspberry Jam’
Etaoin: A Golden Voice That Redefines Modern Irish Pop
Amber Saqladi releases new single ‘Liquor’
MALKA shares euphoric new single ‘Sun Is Going Down’
Daisy Peacock announces new single ‘Bare Minimum’
Hannah Grace releases new album Bigger Picture
Lucas Assagba announces cathartic new single ‘Nosebleeds’
Flo Gallop leans into chaos with bold breakup anthem ‘MISS U NOW UR GONE’
Victorious Festival criticised for censoring Palestine protest onstage
Mabes unveils empowering new single ‘Pocket Full of Dreams’
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Catherine Bullock to release debut single ‘Readyset’
Olivia Miceli delivers fierce new single ‘Darling, he doesn’t care’
Ria Hanley shares empowering new single ‘Golden Girl’
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