If you’ve ever begun a sentence with, “I shouldn’t be saying this, but…”, Janet Devlin has already written your soundtrack. Her latest single, ‘Diane’, isn’t just another country tale of heartbreak or revenge. Instead, it gleefully dives headfirst into the deliciously messy world of village gossip, where every whispered conversation somehow becomes tomorrow’s headline. It’s
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Out on the 17th of July, ‘Long Time Coming’ is the debut album from independent pop and electronic artist, Loraine. Originally from The Netherlands, raised in Belgium, and now based in Portland, Oregon, USA, Loraine has come a long way, both physically and musically. ‘Long Time Coming’ is available to pre-save here. Comprising eleven tracks,
Released on the 9th of May, ‘DSP (Radio Edit)’ is the new single from singer-songwriter, Jules ‘Nova. Based between London and Eryri, North Wales, Jules ‘Nova blends 90s nostalgia with modern pop production, resulting in a sound that is both emotive and atmospheric. ‘DSP (Radio Edit)’ is available to stream and download here. ‘DSP (Radio
Ever spent hours, maybe even days, trying to beat one boss in a video game? You try, you fail, you learn a little something, and then you try again. Finally, you succeed. That feeling of triumph is one of the best parts of gaming. It might seem odd, but a tough challenge often keeps players
At the centre of some of today’s most intoxicating pop-meets-dancefloor moments is SHAB, the hitmaker behind the Billboard-charting single ‘It’s On You’. With her enthralling new release, ‘Perfume’, she ventures into exciting new territory – hypnotic, kinetic, and irresistibly playful. Infused with Persian influences and drawing inspiration from her heritage through evocative string arrangements, the
The best music videos always deepen a song, pushing past the music into something that lingers long after the screen goes dark. Rachael Sage’s latest video for ‘Nexus (Acoustic)’, the newly reimagined, stripped-back version of the NYC folk-pop artist’s fan-beloved track, firmly achieves that. It is one of the most quietly devastating and genuinely beautiful
To be hailed as the Basquiat of anything is a massive honour; but that’s exactly what the New York Times did when they described Storyboard P as “The Basquiat of street dancing“, back in 2022. An artist who has risen like a phoenix from a turbulent upbringing in New York, Storyboard P has built his
The brainchild of two very different musical minds, Sgt. Splendor has nonetheless never sounded like a compromise, but rather more like two fully formed creative worlds, united by a shared Southwestern upbringing, which has found unexpected common ground. Kate Vargas and Eric McFadden had each long carved out their own distinct musical lanes, with Vargas
Growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, artist, songwriter, engineer and bandleader DaLamonze was always surrounded by music, and considered it less of a career path, and more of a calling. He first caught people’s attention as a teenager, as a member of the Cleveland Children’s Orchestra, and from there he threw himself right into the music
We recently spoke with DaLamonze following his new single and music video, ‘For Your Love‘. How are you feeling about everything that’s happened in the last year? I think this past year was full of challenges for growth and finding a placement in the current music field. As I noticed the evolution of music, I
Ortit Shimoni‘s sweeping ballads and quiet anthems have for more than two decades helped innumerable listeners feel less alone. While her sound is often broadly placed under the banner of folk music, she just as equally draws from soul, Motown, rock, and protest traditions. “I’ve kept it simple, always about the songwriting first”, she says.
Ed Earl has spent the better part of his adult life balancing service in the US Navy, and now as a US Navy Reserve Lieutenant, alongside his family, and a burgeoning career as a country music artist. As Ryan Labee of Military.com remarked, “It’s not every day you meet a rising country artist who can
Back in Season 2 of American Idol, Kimberley Locke rose to national attention before building a substantial pop career. She then chanced upon the story of Frances Herbert and Takako Ueda on CNN. Deeply stirred by the same-sex newlywed couple determined to push back against the deportation laws that threatened to tear them apart, Locke
The way people gather around the music they love has shifted a great deal over the past decade. A fan who once waited for a single to arrive on the radio now follows an artist across half a dozen platforms, swaps reaction clips with strangers in another country, and helps a release trend before it
Fresh off her first-ever UK tour with Rebecca Ferguson, Polly Havelock catches up with London’s most exciting new soul-pop singer Reigns – and talks tour life highs and whiplash moments, the inspiration behind her most infectious new track to date, and why her upcoming music video is all about pride and unapologetic self-love – with
With the England vs Croatia match kicking off, the English World Cup campaign is now in full swing. There was tension, penalties, and, fortunately, the kind of competitive drama that defines the global event, thanks to some stunning goals from star players. As always, one question remains: what is England’s World Cup anthem this year?
Out here determined to change history, Woody Lissauer recognises that art, particularly music, has the power to change hearts and minds. With his new single, ‘No Kings’, this self-styled “artivist” is rallying the citizens of Earth to make the world a better place in which we can all live. Woody himself is standing on the
‘Holding Your Hand’, the new single from Aberdeenshire’s own AC Scott and drawn from her debut album ‘Out of the Blue’, arrives with quiet, unhurried confidence, the kind that can only come from someone who has truly lived what they are singing. Over a rolling bed of baritone guitars, gentle synths and low, resonant vocals,
Coming ahead of his debut album, ‘My Name Is Daniel Leek’, on the 17th of July, ‘Why There’s Something Rather Than Nothing’, from Brennan Gilmore, may defy precise genre classification, but it brings with it a beauty and authenticity that is much needed in this crazy mixed up world. It’s not just Gilmore’s music that
Joe McElderry is setting out on a vibrant and confident return with ‘Love Me Out Loud,’ a shimmering disco-pop anthem that signals an exciting new chapter for the much-loved vocalist. After building a career spanning chart success, classical crossover and musical theatre, he re-emerges refreshed, energised and completely at home on this uplifting comeback single.
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