London’s Fendahlene impress with ease as this brand new album of originals hits the indie rock scene with beauty and strength united.
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Passionate soul-rock amidst a plethora of addictive grooves – Hybrid Blues’ new self-titled debut album is a fine collection of engaging, seductive originals.
Indie rock anthems and classic rock passion and power hit the scene with this refreshingly organic, nostalgic take on surf-rock for the contemporary music fan.
Gajin Wilk pays tribute to a vocal titan with this respectable cover of Lewis Capaldi’s big hit Someone You Loved.
Not just one of the most interesting and engaging bands to cross our path this summer – Neon Funeral are also about the most aptly-named, genre-blending example of creative freedom the indie scene has welcomed in quite a while.
Six minutes of creatively immersive contemplation and calming rhythms – The Fisherman’s Voyage is every bit as engaging and blissfully calming as its title and artwork imply, and there’s plenty more to appreciate beyond this.
Nites Alone bring back the indie-pop tones of a simpler decade with this new single – alongside a fresh edge of contemporary hip hop and sound designed, and a clear stroke of skill on the songwriting front.
Summer-vibes in strong supply pour through for this fresh collaborative single from LA’s Jay Ham, Natiive and Tre Wright.
This remix of the single Forever from Cherry-Ilex effectively reimagines the track in a completely new setting.
Creative chameleons New American Hustle take their unpredictable artistry a step further for this new album.
Superb sound design brings through a mellow beat and string-led ambience for this rhythmically addictive new hip hop anthem from Presidential P.
This unpredictable aura is partly what makes the song so appealing, and the musical backdrop really brings in a fresh sense of creativity – something the hip hop world will likely embrace for its authenticity and freedom.