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Frank Joshua is a London-based songwriter who has been steadily releasing singles over the past few years. Days Like These, recorded between Exeter and London, continues that streak with a track built on simplicity and focus. A four-on-the-floor kick gives the song its pulse, keeping it in forward motion. Guitar lines hover quietly in the…
Stoneshoes (aka Nigel Rhys Watson) returns with First Light, a 9-track self-produced album that opens with “Wildfire.” It’s the first music from Watson since a near-death medical crisis left him hospitalized for seven weeks. The experience reshaped his approach to music entirely. What follows isn’t a comeback story – it’s a reset. “Now Is the…
Joe Hodgson’s new album, Fields of Redemption, is a clear step forward from his 2020 debut Apparitions. While Apparitions was shaped by emotional weight and turbulent history, this record is more open in tone and richer in color. It still carries his signature blend of rock, blues, jazz, country and Irish traditional influences, but nothing…
Rëa’s first official release, “Living Without You,” doesn’t play it safe — it leans straight into emotion and contrast. Known for blending dark pop, rock, and cinematic moods, the queer artist brings all of that into focus on this track, pulling listeners into a space where power and vulnerability sit side by side. The song…
Kirsten Agresta Copely has released her new single “Kuruvinda,” and it is unlike anything else in her catalog. While her previous work leaned toward serene beauty, this track embraces contrast. The title, taken from the Sanskrit word for an imperfect ruby, is fitting. This piece doesn’t shine with flawless sparkle. It moves with intent, weight,…
Alternative rock trio STREAMER, known for their high-energy indie trance blend, pivot in a new direction with their latest release, The Island. Rather than chasing the pulse of the dancefloor, this time the band dives into something more reflective — a slow-burning anthem about grief, memory, and connection. The emotional weight of The Island sits…
“Phases” is the kind of debut that doesn’t aim for loud fireworks, it just lands, solid and raw. The track is led by Lenny Jennings’ guitar, which feels more like a lead character than a supporting instrument. There’s tension in the way he plays, not in the technicality, but in the way each note seems…
Marcela Rivera’s debut single Little Creature doesn’t feel like a career launch, it feels like a personal letter accidentally made public. Written during her pregnancy and built at home with her husband Tony Peñalva. It’s simple, light on its feet, and emotionally raw without being sentimental. Rivera plays lead guitar and percussion, while Tony holds…
Jesse Kinch’s A Soul Divine is raw, emotional, and straight from the gut. Written, arranged, and produced by Kinch himself (aside from the drums), the song mixes classic rock influences with orchestral elements that give it weight. There’s a clear nod to the big rock voices of the ‘60s and ‘90s, but this isn’t just…
The Afro Nick, the musical project led by Greek artist Nick Anastasakis, brings a fresh and soulful energy with his latest single, “Get There Before Noon.” Recorded in Nick’s home studio in Los Angeles after an intense session in New York, the track exudes raw emotion, with deep guitar riffs and electronic melodies accompanying his…