NEW SONG // The Duke Spirit – Hands
Crunchy female-led indie-rock The Duke Spirit are back with a bang. Their new single Hands is a rolling little explosion...
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Eliza And The Bear Have Made You A Playlist, And It’s Great
An indie-packed playlist from the next big thing We love Eliza And The Bear. Heck, why wouldn’t we? Their songs...
NEW SONG // Emi McDade – Illusions
A mournful piano ballad from the Gloucester newcomer Eighteen-year-old Emi McDade is pretty special. She’s already received radio play across the UK, Australia and the USA, and her new single Illusions is one of the best tracks we’ve heard for...
NEW SONG // Teddybears ft. Gorilla Zoe – The Best You Ever Had
A roaring Swedish pop song Teddybears have written for Giorgio Moroder, Sia, Max Martin and Ellie Goulding, but it turns...
NEW SONG // Nina Nesbitt – Chewing Gum
Flipping heck, this is brilliant Nina Nesbitt’s changed, and she sounds a hell of a lot better for it. Her...
NEW SONG // Crash Island – Animals
Anthemic indie-pop from the up-and-coming Londoners London boys Crash Island have been on our radar for a while, but they’ve really upped their game with this. The track’s called Animals, and it’s their best one yet. It’s taken from the...
NEW SONG // Charlie Forster Anderson – Blue Anymore
Longing indie-folk-rock with a cracking video Australian singer-songwriter Charlie Forster Anderson knows how to write beautiful indie-rock songs. He also...
NEW SONG // Rat Boy – Move
A heavenly blend of indie and hip-hop This is properly good. It’s by Essex up-and-comer Rat Boy, it’s majorly upbeat,...
NEW SONG // Little Green Cars – The Song They Play Every Night
Brilliant alternative Irish indie This one’s a little bit different. Irish rockers Little Green Cars are back, and they got a multi-fx unit for Christmas. Their new single is called The Song They Play Every Night, and it’s an atmospheric...
NEW SONG // Rosie Lowe – Woman
Eclectic electro-pop from the Devon-born songstress Rosie Lowe is a talented lady. The London-based singer-songwriter hasn’t even released her debut...
