Entering a new creative chapter, XINTRA has recently unveiled a highly evocative, liminal piece, a slice of leftfield electronica with a great deal of dreamy imagery. Meet ‘MIND’.

JESUS THE APOLLO invites us into their complex and experimental aural universe, a place drenched in feverish, dreamy imagery and spiritual charge.

Taking a firm stance against traditional ‘masculine’ stereotypes, Britney Freud invites men to show more love to each other. Meet ‘Feelings For Violence’.

Cogley gives a new lease of life to his 2022 LP ‘Deep Blue Sky’. Now released as a double vinyl album, the record still feels timely and relatable.

Eddie Cohn returns with another meaningful and vibrant slice of nostalgic pop rock. This time around, he warns us against getting drawn too heavily into a negative news cycle.

Robert Romeo gives us a striking example of how German pop-rock sounds in his latest piece, ‘Nie Vergessen (Radio Edit)’.

Norwegian songstress Hanne Leland is back with yet another pop jewel. ‘Call You Mine’ is uplifting on the surface, yet meaningful in its lyricism.

The group’s first album since their 2007 release ‘Paint By Numbers’, ‘Turn Down The Noise’ showcases Ther Yum Yum Tree’s renewed songwriting honesty and 90s-coded gritty guitar sounds.

Ahead of a forthcoming LP, John Arter shares ‘Homegirl’, a vibrant, tender gem. Sometimes, hypnotic, deep vocals and gentle guitar are all one needs.

‘Breakdown’ dives into personal, introspective territories, a testimony of what it means to live life with purpose, even within painful circumstances.

How does it feel to release music again after fourteen years? You should ask By Million Wires. They have reconnected with their evocative, guitar-coded indie goodness once again. New EP out soon!

Eshan Agarwal pens a strikingly catchy and melodic pop jewel, a piece that’s as lyrically rewarding as it is sonically friendly.