Singer / Songwriter
‘I’ll Understand’, ‘Dare’, & ‘Colours Of Your Eyes’- Ripsime, reclaiming a past to ignite a fearless future
Ripsime’s latest chapter is a reclamation of her artistic integrity. By resurfacing key songs from earlier in her journey, she […]
‘Cope’- Scott’s Tees, finding light in the longest nights
There’s a particular stillness that arrives when the days grow short and the world feels paused. On ‘Cope’, Scott’s Tees steps […]
‘Cold In Your Town’- Julie Paschke, turning inward and letting the chill speak for itself
Julie Paschke’s ‘Cold In Your Town’ is the sound of a song surfacing; quietly, instinctively, and without asking permission. It arrives with […]
‘Good Luck’- FJELIZI, turning intimacy into power
There’s a rare kind of artist who builds entire inner worlds, places you step into and immediately feel changed. On ‘Good […]
‘The Wolves’- Max Norton, a road-bitten anthem from a drummer who finally stepped into his own spotlight
Max Norton has spent years powering other people’s songs from behind the kit. But with ‘The Wolves’, he delivers the clearest proof […]
‘All The Rest’- Fields Of Jake, a road-movie scored in sunlight, heartache, and wide-open possibility
Fields of Jake’s debut album ‘All The Rest’ feels like a wandering, open-sky memoir set to music. It’s a record […]
‘Shadowland’- Erro, a thrilling leap Into bigger emotions, braver sounds, and full-throttle artistic evolution
Erro’s ‘Shadowland’ is the kind of second album that announces itself with conviction, colour, and a fearless emotional charge. If her previous […]
‘Faultlines’- Pisgah, a stunning rebirth in real time
Pisgah’s ‘Faultlines’ is a quiet implosion captured with the precision of someone who’s learned to sit inside her own storms. Brittney Jenkins […]
‘I’m So In Love With You’- Shelita, finding light in the wreckage
Shelita has never been an artist content to skim the surface. And her newest single ‘I’m So In Love With […]
‘James Dean’- Chloe Hawes, cutting through the myth of chaos
Chloe Hawes has always thrived in the tension between confession and confrontation, but ‘James Dean’ feels like the moment that balance becomes […]













