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‘I Ride Alone’ sees Nuke The Soup capture the experience of surfing, with the driving ambition of catching waves to the shore, and getting back up and going back out again, no matter how many times you crash. The track is accompanied by a music video, recorded live as the band performed at Pearlstone Amphitheater,

An artist from Seoul, South Korea, who has made his home in Los Angeles, USA, Rylai fully brings the heartbreak of someone who is trying desperately to move on with his new single, ‘Issues’. Rylai has always instinctively known just how to put together high quality arrangements. As he describes it, “I have my own

Following on from our review of ‘Issues’, we speak with Rylai about his music, his ambitions, and what’s next. The ‘Issues’ video has you moving through New York in a really isolated way—how did that idea come together? It started from a brainstorming session with my team; we were really inspired by the visuals from

Ozzie D. is back with ‘Step Up’, a heartfelt song about falling in love and all that goes with it – both good and bad. Using baseball metaphors throughout the song, Ozzie D. relates in ‘Step Up’ about falling in love with “the boy next door”, and how they soon “wind up in such a

Just about two years ago, Ron Brunk was met with seven feral kittens outside his home in West Virginia, and he felt the call to care for them immediately. Now, his life is filled with light and laughter, and a companionship like no other. Initially he was wary of sharing his feline-filled world with others,

Continuing with the cat-themed songs, ‘Snaggly’ lets fans in on Ron Brunk‘s feline friend of the same name, who he has often describes as being “a force of nature”. With ‘Snaggly’ see Ron step into the paws – as it were – of this pet, taking on his daring personality, and assuming his easy-going nature.

Hard to believe, but June is just around the corner. Not so hard to believe is that prolific artist Duane Hoover has new music, with third album, ‘Sharade Parade’, set for release on the 16th of June. The long player is preceded by the single, ‘Where The Wild Things Are’, a track that once more

Greg Hoy‘s new single, ‘The Wheel’ taps into a lesser-known layer of this artist’s expansive identity. While Greg Hoy’s sound can often be boisterous and rollicking, tracks like ‘The Wheel’ allow him to reveal a different side to his personality. Fans may not be aware of it, but Hoy has studied mindfulness and spirituality –

Rising pop sensation THERA wrapped up a European tour supporting pop heavyweight, Jason Derulo earlier this year, further cementing her status as one of dark-pop’s most exciting emerging voices. And after stepping off some of Europe’s biggest stages? In true Hannah Montana fashion, the 19-year-old returned to complete her education before what feels like an

Hollywood has a new name to learn. Here’s why Qymira is already ahead of the curve. Qymira didn’t just star in an action film, but she scored it too. Most actors show up, deliver their lines, and leave the music to someone else. Not Qymira. When she took the lead role in Shadow Transit, she

Rolling ocean waves on sunlit shores, late nights on sticky dancefloors until the moon rises, and a rhythm that flows from Latin coasts to the pulse of Afro house – that’s the world “Shake” brings to life. The powerful new collaboration from chart-topping Afrobeats artist Great Adamz and European DJ/producer Manuel Riva captures the essence

Out today, the 15th of May, ‘Johatsu’ is the new single from Suneaters’ upcoming album, ‘Suneaters V: Heroic Dose’. ‘Suneaters V: Heroic Dose’ is set for release on June the 19th, via Lotuspool Records. The term Johatsu came into use in Japan in the 1960s, and was originally used in the context of people who

Released on the 1st of April, ‘Ex’s Funeral’ is the new single from pop artist Keeana Kee and supermodel turned singer, Valery Kaufman. The track is a rebellious pop anthem, and is accompanied by a cinematic music video. ‘Ex’s Funeral’ is available to stream and download here. Redefining the breakup narrative and transforming heartbreak into

Last Friday at Islington Assembly Hall, the legendary Alison Limerick returned to a London headline stage for the first time in years with ‘Come On In’ – and the title proved fitting from the very first note. The atmosphere inside the packed hall felt less like a comeback and more like a long-overdue reunion, with

This Sunday evening, I was invited to attend a special performance from Rachael Sage & Friends at PizzaExpress Live. Launching her ‘Under My Canopy’ tour, which previews material from the upcoming acoustic reimagining of her 2025 album Canopy, the evening was filled with magic, warmth, and folk-inspired brilliance, while also serving as a heartfelt celebration

Last week Riva Taylor brought her music back to London for her first show in the city for a while. The venue she chose was St Pancras Old Church which claimed its place in music history when The Beatles used the grounds and courtyard for a 1968 photo shoot and which was set up as

Let’s be honest: most support slots are an excuse to grab a drink at the bar. Not this one. If you’re heading to any of Rebecca Ferguson’s three June dates celebrating fifteen years of her extraordinary catalogue, do yourself a favour and get in early, because Reigns is not someone you want to miss. Ferguson’s

CORTIS’ track, ‘REDRED’, from their second EP, ‘GREENGREEN’ had already begun gaining attention on TikTok even before its official release, signaling strong anticipation for the group’s latest musical direction. While pre-release snippets and viral moments have become common in K-pop, ‘REDRED’ stood out because it didn’t rely only on hype. It created curiosity around CORTIS’