“Fast, energetic, and relentless” is A Little More Into This, the sophomore single from Names. London-based trio Names may have only debuted at the start of the summer, but they have all the substance of a band who’ve been at this forever. Their debut single
Packed full of punch, Sigrid is Burning Bridges in style. Say the name Sigrid, and everybody will tell you how much 2017’s Strangers is an incredible song. They’re definitely not wrong, but there’s so much more to this Norwegian youngster than first meets the eye.
Raw and vulnerable, Bittersweet Move is the gorgeous new alt-pop ballad from Nadedja. Following her debut at the start of 2020, listeners didn’t hear from alt-pop singer-songwriter Nadedja until almost exactly 12 months later when she returned with Unfold. Now, going into the final part
Entering the final quarter of the year with a bang is School Of X, with his introduction to a New Friend. Cophenagen-based Rasmus Littauer, perhaps better known as School Of X, is a lo-fi pop artist who has, in the last few years, made waves
Raucous indie-rock hits hard in Animal, the latest track from Will And The People. The self-proclaimed “best British band ever since The Beatles apart from Niall Horan and his band” Will And The People are a Brighton-based quartet. Forming in 2010, these boys have become
Evoking a feeling of pure joy is Dandelion, the sunny new single from Lili Joy Only 18, Californian Lili Joy is a “teenager with a unique artistry,” and has done a lovely little job at establishing herself and her sound. From appearing on The Voice,
A struggle with anxiety is faced in Where Did The Time Go, the latest single from Jenny Kern. Canada-born, Brooklyn-based Jenny Kern first debuted with her dream-pop sound in 2019, and has become a quick-rising star; gaining under 17,000 monthly listeners just in the last
Not as bouncy as its name suggests, Trampoline is the emotive debut ballad from Oskar Svalin. Releasing a debut single is always scary. How are people going to react? What’s the reception going to be like? Is it good enough? These are all thoughts that
Pretty pop-punk glistens from With Confidence, as they return with their third album, With Confidence, making 2021 their year. Picture this: it’s 2012, the pop-punk scene is thriving; ripped jeans and check shirts are the fashion of the time, and All Time Low’s Don’t Panic
Hitting the ground running with their debut, Canadian quartet Tarbox are back with the grunge-y White Lie. It’s occurring more and more regularly that bands are forming as a result of solo artists coming together and deciding they could create some magic, and that’s exactly
