In ‘Old World’, London-based quintet First Day Of Spring crafts a shimmering ode to life’s simple pleasures, once taken for granted and now cherished anew.
Constant Follower: ‘Whole Be’
Glasgow’s Constant Follower returns with ‘Whole Be‘, a track that feels less like a song and more like a whispered secret shared under starlight.
TESHA: ‘In The Fields Of Malfunctioned Love’
TESHA‘s latest offering, ‘In The Fields Of Malfunctioned Love’, is a lush exploration of emotional disarray set against a backdrop of dreamy yet dark synth-pop.
QRTR & Saint Sinner: ‘reach me (QRTR flip)’
In her remix of ‘reach me’, a collaboration with Saint Sinner, QRTR proves that sometimes the best person to reinterpret your work is yourself.
Vilde: ‘A Hideous Win’
In ‘A Hideous Win‘, Vilde (aka Thomas Savage) continues to showcase his knack for crafting songs that are as thought-provoking as they are melodically rich.
Night Swimming: ‘Five-Year Plan’
In ‘Five-Year Plan’, Night Swimming craft a beautiful exploration of unexpected loss, proving that sometimes the most poignant stories are told in the spaces between words.
Megan Burtt: ‘Drugstore Brand’
In ‘Drugstore Brand’, Megan Burtt bottles the essence of a sweltering New York night, serving up a potent cocktail of ambition, self-doubt, and raw honesty.
Pesolife: ‘No Drama’
In ‘No Drama‘, audio-visual collective Pesolife delivers a track that seamlessly fuses liquid drum and bass with R&B sensibilities.
The Rabbitts: ‘A Moment That I Can’t Describe’
Norwich-based folk ensemble The Rabbitts continue to push the boundaries of their genre with ‘A Moment That I Can’t Describe’, the second track from their forthcoming EP ‘The Weight of the Water Above Me’.
bonsi: ‘Back Brain’
In ‘Back Brain’, Bristol-based artist bonsi transmutes personal healing into a beguiling electronic odyssey.
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