Friday, September 11 2026

’17’- Hailey Hermida, turning teenage turmoil into a cathartic rock eruption

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There’s a particular kind of chaos that comes with being seventeen that feels too big for your body, too loud […]

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‘Lady Liberty’- Kelsie Kimberlin, confronting power and fear

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With her brilliant new single ‘Lady Liberty’, Kelsie Kimberlin steps into charged territory with a track that channels urgency into […]

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‘Another World’- Emily Daccarett, capturing destiny and grief

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Some releases feel like fleeting moments, while others feel like entire lifetimes compressed into sound. Emily Daccarett’s ‘Another World’ EP belongs firmly […]

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‘I’ll Still Hold Up’- Sam Stokes, igniting defiance and freedom

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On her vibrant new single ‘I’ll Still Hold Up’, Sam Stokes delivers a soaring, full-bodied anthem that feels built for […]

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‘In Spirit’- Lana Crow, a study in movement

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Listening to ‘In Spirit ‘feels like being carried through a series of emotional states. London-based artist Lana Crow approaches her third album […]

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‘Barfly Barbie’- Emma Forgette, delivering a fierce, no-apologies anthem

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There’s a certain kind of country track that draws a line in the sand, and with her newest release ‘Barfly […]

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‘Season’s Spring, Vol.4’- Headmaster, closing the cycle with a sense of renewal

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There’s something quietly monumental about a project that commits itself to time, and with ‘Seasons Spring Vol.4’, London’s Headmaster completes a […]

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‘Tapestry’- Fish And Scale, stitching light through fear

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There are songs that tell a story, and then there are songs that revisit one as if touching something fragile that never […]

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‘I Might Be An Alien’- Lee Switzer-Woolf, drifting through disconnection

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There’s something deeply unnerving about a song that doesn’t explode, doesn’t resolve, or even fully reveal itself; it just lingers, […]

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‘Put It Behind Me’- Kevin Driscoll, letting go in slow motion

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There’s a quiet weight to ‘Put It Behind Me’ that settles in gradually, like a thought you’ve been avoiding that […]

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