Sunday, July 12 2026

Five For Friday – 10th July 2026

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The Songs of Butler & Cupples – ‘Better Off Lost’ The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue their prolific 2026 run with ‘Better off Lost’, a stripped-back acoustic single that places heartfelt songwriting, rich harmonies and Americana-inspired textures firmly at the forefront. Showcasing the duo’s genre-fluid approach and commitment to putting composition above convention, the […]

Five For Friday – 3rd July 2026

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Light Once Lost – ‘Exit Clause’ Los Angeles singer-songwriter Alec Riley unveils his six-track EP ‘What Doesn’t Steal You’, a deeply personal collection born from grief that transforms loss into an expansive alternative rock statement. Led by the driving single ‘Exit Clause’, featuring Jeremy Bolm of Touché Amoré, the release pairs emotionally charged songwriting with […]

‘Tell Me Something’- Marston and Baldi, capturing the tension of modern relationships

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There is an effortless charm running through ‘Tell Me Something’, the latest collaboration between songwriter Matthew Marston and guitarist-producer Giorgio Baldi. Throughout their latest gem, the duo lean into the endless cycle of miscommunication, stubbornness and emotional blind spots that can quietly define even the strongest connections. Built around an infectious groove and an immediately memorable […]

Cliff Stevens breaks new ground with soaring anthem ‘Try’

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After establishing himself as one of Canada’s most respected blues-rock artists, Cliff Stevens returns with ‘Try’, a bold and exhilarating new single that confidently launches the next chapter of his career. Serving as the first taste of his forthcoming seventh studio album, ‘Try’ finds the frontman pushing far beyond his blues roots, embracing a bigger, more cinematic sound […]

FIVE FOR FRIDAY – 26th June 2026

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Steve Stinson – ‘Does Anybody Else’ Following his debut release, Steve Stinson returns with ‘Does Anybody Else’, a reflective folk-Americana offering that examines the conflict between professional ambition and personal fulfilment. Serving as a key chapter in his forthcoming album ‘Cocoon’, the single pairs thoughtful storytelling with warm, melodic arrangements, inviting listeners to consider whether […]

Dave Clark reflects on love’s lingering echoes with new single ‘Through The Wall’

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East London singer-songwriter Dave Clark returns with ‘Through The Wall’, a thoughtful and emotionally resonant indie-folk release that explores the difficult space between acceptance and denial when a relationship has reached its natural end. Built around understated acoustic instrumentation, expressive vocals and carefully measured arrangements, the track finds Clark examining the tendency to hold onto something […]

Five For Friday – 19th June 2026

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hazy waters – ‘high’ London trio hazy waters return with ‘high’, a vibrant indie-rock release that merges shimmering shoegaze textures, driving synths, and restless energy into a celebration of spontaneity and possibility. Exploring the intoxicating rush of imagined romance and fleeting encounters, the track finds the band embracing instinct over perfection, delivering their most immediate, […]

Dining with Devils reach new heights on ‘Sounds From A Stone Garden’

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Few records arrive with such a clear sense of purpose. From its opening moments, ‘Sounds From A Stone Garden’ feels determined to examine the cracks that appear beneath everyday life. It’s a record fascinated by pressure; the pressures we place on ourselves, the pressures imposed by others, and the breaking points that eventually follow. Dining with Devils […]

Sarah Casey delivers her stunning debut EP ‘Point of View’

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One of Ireland’s most exciting emerging songwriters, Sarah Casey, returns with the release of her debut EP ‘Point of View’. The County Kildare artist has already made a striking first impression with debut release ‘Blind Eye’, earning radio support across Ireland, securing Track of the Week honours from Spin Southwest, and attracting attention from BBC […]