Welcome to our monthly roundup, where we bring you a curated selection of the hottest releases, featuring both rising talents and established artists. Get ready to explore, discover, and immerse yourself in the melodies that define the month. Weekly updated.
The Rolling People - Before It’s Gone (EP)
Stockport’s alt-rock quartet, The Rolling People, make a bold statement with "Before It’s Gone". The EP solidifies their presence in the UK rock scene, blending emotional depth with raw energy. The title track is a standout, driven by stormy guitars and Charlie McNichol’s passionate vocals, capturing the urgency of fleeting time and ambition. We love how the EP balances powerful anthems with introspective moments, showcasing the band’s growth and setting the stage for their future breakthrough. Keep an eye on them—they're on the verge of something big.
Cloves - Crash
Cloves’ "Crash" is a moody, cinematic track that perfectly blends alt-pop with raw emotional depth. The atmospheric production, combined with her sultry, powerful vocals, pulls you into the tension of the song. What we like most is how Cloves masterfully balances vulnerability with strength.
Stone feat. Dope Lemon - Save Yourself
Stone and Dope Lemon team up for "Save Yourself", a laid-back, psychedelic rock track. It drifts effortlessly with hazy vocals and smooth, mellow guitar work. The relaxed vibe and dreamy feel are what make this collaboration stand out, giving listeners a perfect track for unwinding and introspection.
ORA - Bad Day
ORA’s "Bad Day" is an infectious pop anthem that turns life’s small frustrations into a singalong-worthy jam. The catchy chorus and upbeat production contrast with its relatable lyrics about struggling through a tough day. We love how ORA transforms something so universal into a fun, energetic release.
Sunflower Bean - Teach Me To Be Bad
New York’s Sunflower Bean delivers a rebellious indie-rock punch with "Teach Me To Be Bad". The track’s gritty guitar riffs and dynamic vocals explore the thrill of breaking the rules. We’re drawn to its edgy attitude and retro-inspired sound.
Sleuth Gang - Sleuth Season
Sleuth Gang bursts onto the scene with "Sleuth Season", an unapologetic mix of punk and rap that’s packed with energy and attitude. This track is a full-throttle rallying cry, declaring their arrival with explosive beats and aggressive lyricism. "Sleuth Season" has this in-your-face sound and bold statement, making it clear that this band is ready to take over.
Blitz Playhouse - Behind The Veil (EP)
Blitz Playhouse’s "Behind The Veil" EP blends indie psych-rock with fresh shoegaze, creating a vibrant, textured sound. The transatlantic four-piece follows up their celebrated single "Favourite Ghost" with this collection of raw energy and playful vocals. With sold-out London shows and an upcoming performance at the Windmill Brixton, Blitz Playhouse is definitely a band to watch in the indie scene.
24/7 Diva Heaven - Rat Race
Berlin-based 24/7 Diva Heaven deliver a raw, grunge-punk punch with "Rat Race". The track’s gritty guitars and fierce vocals channel the frustration of modern life’s relentless pressures. What we love most is the unapologetic attitude and throwback to 90s alt-rock, making it a powerful anthem for anyone feeling the grind.
Good Neighbours - Bloom
With "Bloom", Good Neighbours capture a moment of serenity and hope. The indie-pop track is lush with dreamy guitars and calming vocals, painting a picture of growth and renewal. We find the track’s soothing, almost ethereal quality incredibly refreshing, making it perfect for unwinding or reflecting on life’s gentle changes.
Sofi Tukker - Bread (Album)
"Bread" is another adventurous offering from the electronic duo Sofi Tukker. The album is packed with danceable beats, vibrant energy, and a diverse mix of global sounds. It's a playful yet bold collection that keeps listeners on their toes. The quirky charm and infectious rhythm of tracks like "Bread" are why we keep coming back - it's impossible not to feel energized.
Hazlett - Do You Haunt Me
Hazlett, the Swedish-Australian singer-songwriter, crafts a melancholic yet tender piece with "Do You Haunt Me". The song lingers in the mind like a distant memory, with its soft acoustic strumming and introspective lyrics about love's lingering effects.
WILD - Yellow (EP)
Los Angeles trio WILD shine in their EP "Yellow", offering a vibrant mix of folk-pop that’s both uplifting and heartfelt. It radiates positivity with its rich harmonies and catchy melodies.
Ivey - Pessimism
Australian band Ivey skillfully contrasts upbeat indie-rock sounds with introspective lyrics in "Pessimism". The track is catchy yet thought-provoking, the music pulls you in, and the words keep you thinking.
House of Protection - Pulling Teeth
UK-based House of Protection goes gritty with "Pulling Teeth", a track that channels frustration through raw vocals and heavy guitars. We like it for its intensity and the way it captures the struggle of difficult emotions in a cathartic, powerful way.
ROE - Autopilot
ROE, a rising artist from Northern Ireland, delivers a deeply resonant track with "Autopilot". Her ability to capture the feeling of emotional numbness through haunting vocals and minimalist production is why this song stands out.
Skynd - Violets are Blue
Skynd’s "Violets are Blue" is as chilling as it is captivating. Known for their dark, true crime-inspired narratives, Skynd continues to push boundaries with this eerie, atmospheric track. The haunting vocals and unsettling beats work together to create a soundscape that feels like a horror movie come to life.
Lico - Freak
Lico’s "Freak" is a bold, unapologetic celebration of individuality. With its pulsing beats and fierce lyrics, the track is an empowering anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider. It’s a declaration of self-acceptance, wrapped in a catchy, danceable package.
Salomea - Twirl Up
Germany's Salomea pushes the boundaries with "Twirl Up", blending jazz, electronic, and experimental elements. We appreciate this track for its innovative sound and the way it invites listeners into a rich, layered musical experience that’s anything but ordinary.
Uno Mas - Snake Eyes
"Snake Eyes" by Uno Mas is a punchy, adrenaline-fueled anthem. The track combines rock’s raw energy with hip-hop’s swagger. It’s a song about risk, chance, and the thrill of the unknown, and its driving beat makes it perfect for getting hyped.
That Woman - Joy
That Woman, a project from Josephine Vander West (of Oh Wonder), brings pure positivity with "Joy". The bright instrumentation and uplifting vibe make it a feel-good anthem. We love how it effortlessly lifts spirits, making it a perfect mood booster.
Nathan O'Regan - Follow You Down
Nathan O'Regan’s "Follow You Down" is a tender, acoustic ballad that tugs at the heartstrings. The song’s stripped-back arrangement allows O'Regan’s soulful vocals to shine, making this a heartfelt ode to love and loyalty. It’s the kind of track that’s perfect for quiet, reflective moments.
London Grammar - Fakest Bitch
London Grammar takes a bold step with "Fakest Bitch", a song that challenges inauthenticity with sharp lyrics and dark production. We appreciate how the band combines their signature introspective style with a more confrontational tone, making it a powerful statement.