Cardiff’s long-time legends of synth and songwriting follow up the success of their album with the official single release and remix for This Ain’t Love.
Singles
Introducing a personal favourite track from the month so far, Boston’s Electric Standard raise the bar in a subtle yet striking way.
Sawti Sunik’s music lights up a sense of unity and artistic freedom within the dance and EDM worlds.
So ensues the escapism of the moment, visually and audibly, and once again MELØ unites authenticity and skill for a passionate, catchy release.
Flexx Da Kidd brings together devotion and work ethic throughout this extensive new album of original hip hop tracks.
Soul-pop songwriter and artist Vonrenzo takes the classic love song format down a creatively fresh pathway with his deeply moving and memorable new single Wedding Song (Be My Bride).
What the basic approach in artwork and title does is intrigue, and the rest of the work proves effortless for an unflinching and confidently compelling Castor Pollux.
The sound moves from crystal clear to reverb and effect-drenched throughout a unique fusion of melancholic pondering and outright musical optimism.
Iceland rock outfit KRAMPAR encapsulate the turmoil of their name and story with a leading single that quickly and poetically enthrals from the outset.
Faultlessly expressive vocals of a softly raspy quality create an immediately intriguing sound, as Devin Kowl starts up his brand new single of longing and love.
Creatively delving into a new side of his artistic influences, artist and producer L30N5 exceeds even the highest reaching of his previous releases, with the piercingly euphoric, nostalgically hard-house ode that is Legends.
Hearty bass and dreamy synths create an easy arena of calm as Kevynn Hudsonn proceeds to weave around listeners an intimate and melodic single of contemporary desire.