Thursday, March 12 2026

‘Threats’- Bellhead’s new EP Delivers Blood, Bass, and No Apologies 

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If you’ve ever wondered what it might sound like if revenge could be weaponised through dual basslines and drenched in neon yellow, ‘Threats’ is your answer. Chicago’s shadow-soaked duo Bellhead are back with a vengeance, and they’ve traded their grayscale aesthetic for something louder, meaner, and utterly unignorable. Opening with the title-track, ‘Threats’ grabs you […]

‘Pencil Chewer’- Strange Pink, newcomers break free on raucous debut single

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Strange Pink crash the gates with ‘Pencil Chewer’, a debut that cannonballs into view. Drenched in wonky charm and powered by a jangly undercurrent, this track marks a confident first move from the East Yorkshire trio, blending melodic grit with flashes of theatrical menace. It’s the kind of song that knows exactly what it wants to […]

‘Parachute’- Dom Moore Floats Between Feeling and Freedom on New single

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There’s a certain kind of magic in music that manages to sound like a sunbeam hitting the dashboard while you’re sorting through a tangle of thoughts, and ‘Parachute’, the new track from Sydney-based songwriter Dom Moore, lands squarely in that space. Light on its feet but grounded in emotion, the song finds its strength in […]

‘We Know’- Monaire Brwn, Channelling Classic Cool with a Fresh, Intimate Edge

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Monaire Brwn captures a vibe that feels both timeless and new with his latest single ‘We Know’. It’s an easy strut through familiar R&B territory that hits with the warmth of nostalgia while making room for his signature voice. It’s the kind of track that earns your attention, one slick beat and velvet-lined vocal at […]

‘Ain’t Asking’- DJThriller Reclaims His Power with Scorched-Earth Precision

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On his latest single ‘Ain’t Asking’, DJThriller strips the varnish off the modern rap persona and leaves nothing but blistering honesty and rhythmic venom. Where some artists flex with flash, he comes armed with intention, where every bar is a line in the sand and every beat a statement of resistance. Built on a taut, […]

‘Dreams’- RISE, Burning Bright with Hope and Heart

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With their latest offering ‘Dreams’, RISE carve out an anthem for anyone charting their own path in the dark. It’s an electrified burst of optimism in the face of uncertainty, a reminder that ambition often comes with doubt, and that’s exactly where the magic lies. The track opens with gleaming synth tones that feel like […]

‘Youtube Killed the Video Star’- Armand Amos Melds Nostalgia and Neural Nets on Bold New Single

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Detroit’s Armand Amos is steering it into uncharted territory with ‘Youtube Killed the Video Star’, a savvy, synth-driven odyssey through modern digital life. Merging decades of hands-on studio craftsmanship with the pulse of artificial intelligence, this release is a reflection, playfully poking at the glitches in our wired-up world. The title may nod to pop […]

‘Two Wrongs’- Jamie Alimorad Roars Back With Grit and Guts

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Jamie Alimorad has always had a knack for crafting sleek pop melodies, but on ‘Two Wrongs’, he trades polish for punch, and the result is a welcome jolt to the system. Clocking in as one of the most driving releases in his catalogue to date, this track finds the LA-based artist digging deep into his […]

‘Unarmed and Naked’- Ana April, a Sonic Meditation on Surrender and Selfhood

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Ana April has stepped forward with her latest single ‘Unarmed and Naked’. There’s a tactile quality to the piece, likely born from its origin story: percussion sounds first tapped out on clay and metal, an exploration that eventually bloomed into an arrangement of breathy electronics, subterranean grooves, and gently unfolding melodies. Here, April leans into […]