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‘Babydoll’ by Sofie Royer
A playful ballad about where we fit in and how the world around us views one another, ‘Babydoll’ is a sultry and shimmering electro-pop track. Inspired by Erving Geoffman’s book Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, the track is accompanied by an ‘80s-style lyric video.
'Found' by John Glacier
John Glacier’s run of singles and mixtapes on Young needs to be studied. Since the SHILOH: Lost For Words artist signed to the record label, she’s been on a run of unclassifiable spoken word jams that draw on various mysterious soundscapes. The looping ‘Found’ is our latest taste from her debut album Like A Ribbon, which is set for release in February next year.
‘BLUEBERRY’ by NOT THE TWOS
NOT THE TWOS’ ’BLUEBERRY’ is a fusion of warped guitar and submerged harmonies, infused with the artist’s ear-catching production. Maxey, the brains behind NOT THE TWOS, has built a well-deserved reputation as one of the most sought-after producers and his solo project NOT THE TWOS perfectly reflects why.
‘this is my california’ by mary in the junkyard
‘this is my california’ is a bewitching track that feels both relaxing and exciting at the same time. Telling a nostalgic story about finding their dreams, the track is a moment of reflection allowing room mary in the junkyard to breathe after a strong year, sitting front row at Chopova Lowena fashion shows and releasing some of the best music we’ve heard this year.
‘Screw It Up’ by Grandmas House
‘Screw It Up’ is the scorching new single from Bristol’s Grandmas House. The track is heavily influenced by post-punk and grunge sounds highlighted by the distinctive raspy vocals and thrashing instrumentation.
‘Everything That Happened’ by KiD RAiN
Blending indie, pop and alt-rock, ‘Everything That Happened’ creates a sound that’s both atmospheric and emotionally charged. Kid Rain’s track is a reflection on regret, closure and coming to terms with the past.
‘What Do You Say?’ by She's Mine, planet w.e.s.m.o & Mhairi Jasmine
An emotional exploration of vulnerability, ‘What Do You Say’ analyses the complexities of modern day relationships and communication in a digital world. Through the lens of soft indie pop, R&B and soul Mhairi Jasmine captivates on ‘What Do You Say’, interchanging between different genres.
‘Need’ by Ashden
Ashen is known for his emotive storytelling and atmospheric sound and ‘Need’ is just that. Taking listeners on a journey of introspection and growth, the ambient production and soulful vocals capture Ashden’s explorative tone.
‘If You Never Call Again’ by Deeps and Ali Gatie
‘If You Never Call Again’ is an introspective soundscape, diving into the feelings of love, longings and intensity. The track, by Deeps and Ali Gatie, is dynamic and emotional, featuring layered harmonies and an acoustic feel.
‘Ice Cream Man’ by Tatzstar 2 Shiny
Tatzstar 2 Shiny’s ‘Ice Cream Man’ is a dynamic rap track that shows his commitment to catchy hooks and versatility. Blending hard-hitting beats and smooth elements, the single is gripping, luring you in with his unfurling lyricism and vocal dexterity. .