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Five For Friday – 14th February 2025
Patrick Staniforth – ‘English Garden’ Patrick Staniforth returns with ‘English Garden’, a deeply personal folk-rock track reflecting on the fleeting yet profound bond with his long-lost brother. Blending warm acoustic and electric instrumentation, the song captures themes of love, loss, and connection, resonating with fans of Noel Gallagher, Coldplay, and Fleet Foxes. Semeli Tagara – […]
Five For Friday – 7th February 2025
Waterlog – ‘Touchscreen’ Producer and multi-instrumentalist Dom Shaw launches his creative project Waterlog with ‘Touchscreen’, a raucous indie pop-rock anthem blending early 2000s nostalgia with sharp social commentary. Set to lead his forthcoming debut EP, the track captures Shaw’s inventive musical vision, merging wit, truth, and high-energy instrumentation after a breakout year collaborating with artists […]
Five For Friday – 31st January 2025
Vythess – ‘Need Some Space’ Bulgarian vocalist Vythess releases ‘Need Some Space’, an empowering pop-R&B single celebrating personal autonomy and inner strength, marking the first track from her upcoming EP ‘Fragments of Healing’. Known for her soulful voice and evocative storytelling, Vythess blends contemporary pop and R&B influences to craft a powerful narrative of transformation […]
Five For Friday – 24th January 2025
Stephen Kohler – ‘One Way Game’ Stephen Kohler returns with ‘Anthem’, his second solo album blending rock, power-pop, and symphonic elements to inspire listeners on their journey toward authenticity. Anchored by the lead single ‘One Way Game’ featuring Mary Norris, the album explores themes of self-worth, overcoming obstacles, and reclaiming one’s path with a mix […]
Five For Friday – 17th January 2025
Zëta Ræ – ‘24’ Nashville-based alternative pop/rock artist Zëta Ræ, the brainchild of Hannah Schmeling, releases ‘24’, a grungy anthem reflecting on burnout, self-doubt, and resilience in the chaos of young adulthood. Born from personal turmoil on her 24th birthday, the track’s introspective verses and anthemic chorus deliver a powerful message of hope, reminding listeners […]
Erro deliver their eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Strawberry Moon’
After spending much of the last few years establishing themselves with a wealth of riveting delights, Pittsburgh’s Erro have now cemented their dynamic legacy to date with the release of their eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Strawberry Moon’. Capturing more of that warm and riveting indie-rock aesthetic they have been cultivating for themselves, ‘Strawberry Moon’ makes for […]
Five For Friday – 10th January 2025
Rafayel – ‘Sedated’ New Jersey-based hip-hop artist Rafayel releases ‘Sedated’, a high-energy track from his new album ‘The Divine Son’, taking a bold stand against the “watered-down” state of modern rap and hip-hop. Produced by VirkoSounds, the track combines hard-hitting beats and razor-sharp lyricism, showcasing Rafayel’s mission to bring substance back to the genre while […]
The Afro Nick drops his vibrant debut single ‘GEt There Before Noon’
After spending the last few months building and cultivating his sound, LA-based artist The Afro Nick is now ready to introduce himself to the wider world with his vibrant debut single ‘Get There Before Noon’. Conjuring a smooth and alluring blues-rock-inspired swagger for his initial offering, with just a dash of electronic influences provided by […]
Shape Of Water captivate on their anthemic rendition of The Weeknd’s ‘Blinding Lights’
Over these last few years, Manchester’s Shape Of Water have been quick to establish themselves as one of the more innovative names on the rise. And with plenty of praise for their run of releases recently, they are continuing that upward ascent with their anthemic rendition of The Weeknd’s timeless hit ‘Blinding Lights’. Adding a […]
