Stylishly uniting the simplicity of a guitar-style riff with contemporary pop and trap inspired production and rhythm, Don’t Test Me tips its hat to the likes of nineties RnB with its immediately infectious hook.
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Retro bass & echoes of classic dance make up the layers that lead us into this new alternative disco-pop single from Dejhare.
One of the best & most unique indie albums to hit the scene this year – Christopher Dallman’s Digital Blue gets an energising make-over, shining light on a whole new aspect of his music.
Welcoming layers of organic guitar alongside thoughtful, stylish electronic elements, and a voice that feels aptly inspired by the sounds of a simpler time, the release aims high & hits the mark.
Guiding the way with warm & emotive vocals, a simple piano backdrop, and immediately appreciative, faith-focused lyrics.
Smooth vibes with a crisp, clean production finish and up front, intimate vocals – JOHNNY the HOBBY ARTIST brings together mellow hip hop story-telling and gospel style, RnB-soaked vocal melodies for this latest release.
HSN Dee introduces his sound & style with a fine balance between the modern hip hop landscape’s general tone & the more instrumentally diverse & conceptually provocative hits of a simpler time.
Originally written by Steve Winwood and Traffic, Dear Mr. Fantasy gets a fresh makeover – forming yet another addictive classic from rock’s one and only The R Train.
London’s Sara Barta leads with faultless vocals & clarity of both concept & image on this latest, impressively crisp & melodically engaging new single.
Featuring a hypnotic pairing of emotive piano and fiercely delicate electric guitar, Good Fight starts off strongly and continues to raise the bar throughout.
Mandy McMillan’s return this season brings a beautifully ambient, classic country set-up that’s quick to calm the room.
The UK’s own fast-rising indie rockers The Lunar Keys propel themselves even higher with this brilliantly provocative, conceptually poignant & musically beautiful new single.