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‘What Do We Do’- SIRENS, leaning into the spaces between
There’s a quiet tension at the heart of ‘What Do We Do’ as Scottish duo SIRENS deliver a track that finds its strength in the spaces it leaves open. Comprised of Lindsey Hendry and Marc Thomson, the Stirling and Dundee-based pair continue to refine a sound that feels both intimate and carefully composed. From the […]
‘Blood Red Hills’- Fierce Friend, balancing precision and momentum
There’s an immediate sense of movement in ‘Blood Red Hills’. Here, the Brighton-based project Fierce Friend offer a track that leans into energy without losing control, driven by a tight interplay between guitar, rhythm, and texture that feels both deliberate and instinctive. The song opens with a clipped, angular guitar pattern that sets a brisk […]
‘Glass’- Frank Joshua, finding meaning in quiet detail
Frank Joshua’s ‘Glass’ is a song that resists urgency. Rather than pushing for immediate impact, it unfolds at its own pace, guided by restraint and a clear sense of atmosphere. The London-based songwriter, working with producer Tony White, leans into a sound that feels considered and unhurried, allowing space to become a central part of […]
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Erica-Cody: Adding flair to the modern R&B scene
Irish pop and R&B riser Erica-Cody returns with her latest single ‘last man standing’, a sharp, self-aware release that marks the beginning of a bold new chapter in her evolving sound. Known for blending slick production with confident delivery and emotionally honest songwriting, she continues to cement her place as one of Ireland’s most exciting contemporary voices. Created […]
Thiago Trosso: Exploring a tender, acoustic-led aesthetic
Brazilian-born, London-based artist Thiago Trosso continues to build momentum toward his upcoming album ‘Magnet’ with the release of his latest single ‘Future’s Looking Bright’, a vibrant, uplifting track that showcases his evolving indie sound. Known for his roots in punk, ska, and reggae, Trosso leans into a more melodic, introspective direction here, blending indie-rock with alt-folk textures. Driven by […]
The Barefoot Bandits: Revitalising classic grooves with a modern edge
South-West outfit The Barefoot Bandit kick off 2026 with a bold reimagining of The Clash’s iconic ‘The Guns Of Brixton’, delivering a version that bridges generations of UK sound system culture. Following a breakout 2025, the band return with a release that both honours the original and pushes it into new sonic territory. Rooted in dub and reggae foundations, their […]
