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‘Take It Or Leave It’ by Overpass

No, this isn’t a cover of The Strokes’ track of the same name, but it shares its big-chorus indie energy. ‘Take It Or Leave It’ puts the ball in your court, asking you whether you really want what you have or whether you’re willing to let go and start again. It’s their most stadium-ready single to date, as they flirt with the possibility of some big headline dates in 2025.

‘Main Event’ by Lelo

Another rapper to add to the endless list of talent coming out of Detroit, Lelo has become a torchbearer for the intersection between trap and soulful hip-hop. Featuring an irresistable sample of ‘Is It A Crime’ by Sade, ‘Main Event’ pushes the wordsmith up the pecking order, as he effervescently flows with the verve of an artist at the top of their game.

‘Leeches’ by Lip Filler

Arriving on a day they take to the hallowed stage of the Shacklewell Arms, ‘Leeches’ is a thunderous new single from Lip Filler that jolts with a restless energy. In the words of frontman George Tucker, "Leeches is about someone who’s lost control of the wheel. Letting their bad habits and insecurities get the better of them.

‘Evenfall’ by Sam Akpro

The title track from Sam Akpro’s forthcoming album, ‘Evenfall’ crafts an immersive sonic world that breathes cold air down your neck and pinches at your skin. It’s rich in mood and texture, screeching with serrated synths and industrial psychedelia, creating something you feel like only he can.

‘Cook & Effy’ by KiLLOWEN & Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn

Dedicating another single to noughties iconography, on ‘Cook & Effy’, KiLLOWEN packs his bars with references to hit coming-of-age TV show, Skins. Like the Bristol boxset, he references everything from the rave to the inevitable comedown and brings on board fellow wordsmiths Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn for the ride.

‘LITE’ by Yodashe

Yodashe’s ‘LITE’ is a pulsating exploration of texture and rhythm, where architectural precision meets raw emotional depth. With intricate layers of electronic soundscapes and a hypnotic undercurrent, the track solidifies her as a force in the experimental music scene.

‘Back to Loving You’ by Gracie Ella

A soulful blend of rich vocals, lush instrumentation, and magnetic pop-R&B energy, Gracie Ella’s ‘Back to Loving You’ effortlessly weaves heartfelt lyricism with masterful musicianship. The Toronto artist delivers a track that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.

‘Sun Down’ by Shamba

Shamba’s ‘Sun Down’ is a captivating mix of introspective storytelling and infectious trap beats, showcasing his signature blend of grit and melody. Rooted in the vibrant cultural mosaic of Toronto, the track cements his place as a rising voice in Canadian hip-hop.

‘I’ll Be There (Dub)’ by 2XM

Seamlessly blending brooding melodies with a club-ready energy, 2XM’s ‘I’ll Be There (Dub)’ is an evocative journey through ambient textures and hypnotic rhythms. With its pulsating beats and ethereal melodies, the track showcases the duo’s ability to craft immersive electronic soundscapes that resonate deeply.

‘Pretty Boys Don’t Die’ by Huxlii

Huxlii’s ‘Pretty Boys Don’t Die’ is a dark, captivating anthem that blends vulnerability with indie-pop energy. Pairing punchy beats and introspective lyrics, the track offers a bold statement on identity and resilience in the face of societal expectations.