Listen to this week’s edition of UNDISCOVERED, featuring our pick of the best new music from the world’s most exciting emerging musicians.

‘Tommy’ by Fcukers

The latest single off their debut EP BAGGY$$, ‘Tommy’ is another slice of warped and wonderful electronica from Fcukers. The groove-heavy heater follows a string of promising tracks but this might be their best yet. Vocalist Shanny Wise ear fucks you with her Goldfrapp-Esque allure, wisping in and out of focus as the bass teeters between frenetic fuzz and deep swings.

‘YOO’ by PlayThatBoiZay & JPEGMAFIA

With co-signs from A$AP Rocky, Denzel Curry and now JPEGMAFIA, PlayThatBoiZay is next up in America’s unwavering rage rap scene. Yes, the beats are abrasive, but beneath the undercurrent of angst, you’ll find a profound intimacy to the wordsmith. ‘YOO’ is our favourite from his latest mixtape, VIP.

‘fashion week’ by SadBoi & Smiley

SadBoi’s voguish baille funk feels like a sweaty summer block party in Queens - the sun beading down on the bodies of New York’s most stylish. Alongside viral rapper Smiley, she personifies this intersection between music and style on ‘fashion week’. She recently played an intimate set at Waiting Room in Stoke Newington and quite frankly, if you weren’t there, what on earth were you doing with your Saturday?

‘Caustic’ by The Hellp

LA’s electroclash duo, The Hellp, return with ‘Caustic’, a nostalgic single capturing 2000s reckless energy. Following the acclaimed ‘Colorado’, the track arrives with a video featuring found footage and early band clips. The Hellp’s dynamic style is redefining punk, with more live dates expected soon.

‘CHAKRa’ by Len

When Len speaks, we listen. On ‘CHAKRa’, the idiosyncratic rapper is looking for a new muse, tempting them into his world with drugged-up autotune refrains and references to spiritualistic beliefs. Part of a double single, alongside ‘YaTOO’, the release marks his first solo material since the acclaimed mixtape, COBALT: SOMUCHMoRE. Clearly, he isn’t one to rest on any laurels.

‘HOW IT GO’ by ayrtn

Fronting our recently released NOTION 95 issue, with every track that goes by, you get the feeling ayrtn is working towards greatness. ‘HOW IT GO’ is no different, as the south Londoner moves full steam ahead, stomping across a self-produced beat and switching between English and French dextrously to…

‘No Return’ by Miles From Kinshasa

We nearly went a whole summer without new Miles from Kinshasa. Thankfully, the Afrocentric singer-songwriter just dropped ‘No Return’, where he links up with Kadiata for another sultry slow jam. Bodying string scores and various other textures, the track illustrates his unique falsetto, as the rapper moves through gears and serenades us in a way only he really can.

‘i think i’ve drowned’ by EMiDORA

EMiDORA's latest single, ‘i think i’ve drowned’, is an electrifying blend of pop and EDM that captures the raw intensity of anxiety and the chaotic loss of control in alcohol-fueled environments. With strobe-like melodies and a pulsing bassline, the track delivers a powerful summer anthem. EMiDORA's vulnerable lyrics and dynamic soundscape resonate deeply, making ‘i think i’ve drowned’ a must-listen for fans of emotionally charged electro-pop.

‘Harvest Me’ by Kidä

Kidä's new single, “’Harvest Me’, from her upcoming debut EP Savage Ballet, showcases her exceptional talent for blending genres. The track skillfully merges trip-hop with Egyptian instrumentation, highlighting her innovative production techniques. Kidä’s distinctive vocals shine against a backdrop of percussive beats, synths, and atmospheric textures. ‘Harvest Me’ stands out as a compelling example of her ability to create immersive, forward-thinking music, setting high expectations for the full EP.

‘SOUL’ by Yarden

Yarden's new single ‘SOUL’ is a vibrant and uplifting track that captures the essence of late summer with its warm, carefree energy. The collaboration with producer Cosmo results in a sound that effortlessly moves the listener, drawing inspiration from musical greats like Lucky Dube and Juls. With ‘SOUL’, Yarden continues to showcase his musical diversity and knack for creating universally resonant, feel-good music.