Prepare to shed a tear listening to Kelli-Leigh’s emotional new ballad, Be Alright. Released on New Year’s Eve, London’s Kelli-Leigh led us into 2021 with the positive vibes we all needed after the year we’d had, with her new track Be Alright. The track stems
Dortmund’s dirty pop quartet Drens have just released their new track, M vs. D. “Wild surf punk” four-piece, Drens, met in 2017 after they finished university, and over the course of the last three years they have been working on perfecting their sound and technique.
A hearty LGBT love song, Pale Waves ignore the cliches through their new track, She’s My Religion. Pale Waves comprise of frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie (she/her), guitarist Hugo Silvani (he/him), bassist Charlie Wood (he/him), and Ciara Doran (they/them) is on drums. They released their debut album
Yorkshire-based KiD RAiN releases his debut Bored Of Love EP, featuring the hit track I Like You, But I Love Her. Despite only jumping into the music scene earlier in 2020, KiD RAiN has already had a successful couple of months, racking up the views
Following the release of the eponymous album, Opus Orange showcases Miles From Nowhere, but this time from San Clemente. LA-based Paul Bessenbacher is a musician that works under the alias of Opus Orange, and he’s been producing gorgeous tracks for the last ten years. Earlier
Alt-pop trio Flawes are beginning a new era: Reverie. The EP is due for release in February of 2021, after their big plans for this year were – much like everybody else’s – hindered. Big red buttons have ‘do not press’ signs for a reason,
Transforming inner turmoil into a tune, Keir both breaks and warms hearts with the new track Say Love. Bristol-based singer-songwriter Keir began his musical adventure back in 2016 but, filled with releases, 2020 has been his most productive year yet. The most recent is the
renforshort shows appreciation for her loved ones in her lockdown ballad, fuck, i luv my friends. Having only been a face in the music scene since the beginning of 2019, renforshort has quickly made a name for herself, having gathered nearly 570,000 monthly Spotify listeners
Sombre melodies and laidback grooves make Palace’s Someday, Somewhere the perfect lo-fi track. Leo Wyndham, Matt Hodges and Rupert Turner are the three faces behind London-based band Palace, who have been making music since back in 2014. With a strong body of music behind them
beabadoobabee tells us never to assume what somebody is going through with her emphatic new track, Care. One of Dirty Hit’s rising stars Bea Kristi – better known as beabadoobee – has just released Care, the first single for her forthcoming debut album, Fake It
