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‘Prayer’ by Äyanna

Äyanna, the pop princess writing evocative lyrics with a bubble gum finesse, releases her sophomore EP, About A Boy today. Our pick of the bunch is ‘Prayer’: a powerful statement on what it’s like to be Black and British in our country. Drawing on the rich sounds of her heritage, the project traverses Jamaican and UK genres to make something entirely her own.

‘Grunge’ by TYSON & Wu-Lu

TYSON is back with her new single, ‘Grunge’. The track is a major ride, mixing punk energy with TYSON's silky vocals and Wu-Lu’s moody verse. She’s also teasing her new EP CHAOS, set for release on 15th November. Promising 10 tracks bursting with bass culture, breakbeats, and a splash of icy synthpop, TYSON assures everyone of a sonic adventure.

‘Tell Me’ by Reek0

A modern fusion of house, techno, and bruk, ‘Tell Me’ by Reek0 showcases his deep roots in rap and dance culture. With pulsating beats and infectious rhythms, the wordsmith elevates the track by delivering sharp, rhythmic rap verses, adding a unique vocal layer to the electronic sound.

‘Rock Bottom’ by Belaganas

Belaganas dropped their highly anticipated EP Rock Bottom today. The trio from Phoenix is serving up their catchiest tunes yet, featuring fan favourites like ‘Can He Fight’, ‘Taming Strange’, and ‘Let It Burn’. Expect a wild blend of raucous sounds and thought-provoking lyrics that showcase their punk spirit and emotional depth. From fiery rage to playful wit, these guys bring the heat and versatility like no other.

‘Call You’ by Sophie Faith & Kwaku Asante

‘Call You’ by Sophie Faith is a slow, jazz-infused track showcasing a rich, vocal-heavy arrangement. Blending seamlessly with Kwaku Asante’s voice, creating a harmony that enhances the song’s emotional depth. Their soulful performances highlight the complexities of love and the thrill of toxic relationships.

’Sick of it’ by Hungry

On ‘Sick of it’, Manchester-based Hungry’s rambunctious new single, its creators loathe the monotonies of everyday life. The four-piece, cutting their teeth across England’s boozy venue circuit, build up rage to a boiling point before launching into a cacophonous racket of guitars and thrumming drums. Think Shame, Sports Team or any other post-punk darlings our country has produced in the last decade, but with a verve that’s inherently their own.

‘FSSH’ by Travy

‘On The Radar’ freestyles have become a badge of honour for any emerging rapper. From Cench to Champagnepapi, the biggest stars have graced the platform, but if you dig a little deeper, you’ll find voices on the cusp of greatness. Irish bar slinger Travy falls into this category, having already received cosigns from Tiffany Calver, Rejjie Snow and Strandz. ‘FSSH’ picks up from where he left of as one half of TraviS and Elzz, the groundbreaking hip-hop duo who reached number one in the Irish OCC charts. It’s a thrumming post-drill track that fizzes with the promise of one of the country’s most exciting lyricists.

‘Simple, So Beautiful’ by Zander

‘Simple, So Beautiful’ by Zander is a reflective track that blends upbeat rhythms, indie guitar, and folk elements. His understated voice, harmonious at times, delivers a message about finding hope through connection. It highlights the power of small, uplifting moments.

‘Got Me’ by OKO UK

‘Got Me’ by OKO UK is a high-energy DnB track with an infectious rhythm and intense bass line. The track features remixed vocals that flow through pulsating beats, while the wobbling bass adds depth and intensity. It’s a standout offering that highlights OKO UK’s rising talent in the DnB scene.

‘Got It All’ by Dessirée

Dessirée’s music is hard to pin down. On her new single, ‘Got It All’, she travels through various polyrhythmic genres, building tension with restless drums and baille funk-ish shuffles. Cosigns from the likes of Jamz Supernova have foreboded early success but there’s plenty more to come from the alternative soul-star in waiting.