Leading with authenticity of topic and pouring her truth into the process, artist and songwriter diet black delivers a series of contemporary alt-pop originals.
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Rebuilding hip hop from the ground up, Roc Steady and crew take things back to the bare essentials with this hard-hitting new track.
Introducing a humble set-up and notable display of vulnerability – rapper and artist Atholic gets deeply personal in his detailing of turmoil throughout an open and revealing Psycho.
Blending indie vibes with pop-punk vocals and a uniquely organic yet subtle production quality, Lielack and Kelaska join forces for the intimate and colourful, emotive and moving Walls.
Deep house vibes of dreamy and intense origins unite throughout this euphoric and creative new release from producer and artist Micha Zee.
Beautiful from the outset for its lovingly crafted synth embrace and the combination of artwork and title implications – Raz Hardy sets the mood with ease as his brand new album takes listeners on a much welcomed Journey.
How Dare You takes on the globally renowned words of Greta Thunberg and delves into ‘generation genocide’ and our leadership’s ‘grotesque betrayal of the world’.
Gritty nostalgic rock energy injects a catchy rhythm and vibe from the outset as The Haunted North take on sultry story-telling with their brand new single Fairytail.
Introducing a nostalgic indie-rock edge of musical weight and conceptual purpose alike – Thelma Ball’s Blue Screen Dreaming feels like an emotional and immersive nod to a simpler time.
Dreamy electric guitar of descending, hypnotic patterns and subtle solos make up the opening moments of a warmly organic embrace from Montreal’s Simply Brick.
Newly formed and openly expressing a fetish for the unexplored – Norway’s Polyphonic Exophilia made fine use of the lockdown months in crafting a long-desired passion project of previously untouched methods.
Retro hip hop blended with timeless pop throughout a somewhat haunting yet still colourful and unique take on the topic – W!G recrafts the implications of Candy Land.