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

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‘The Roundabout Racehorse’ by Welly

‘The Roundabout Racehorse’ captures the odd feeling of returning home and encountering figures from the past. Welly reflect on how revisiting familiar faces can make you confront your past self, illustrating the struggle between personal growth and being tethered to who others think you are.

‘sexo virtual <3’ by Dinamarca & AKRIILA

With Dinamarca’s signature crystallised chords seamlessly floating over a slow-burning cumbia beat, ‘sexo virtual <3’ sets the perfect stage for AKRIILA’s melodic rapping, which delivers sharp social critiques. The track highlights why she’s considered one of South America’s most exciting emerging artists.

‘Child of God Flow’ by Kofi Stone

It’s always a great week when you get new Kofi Stone in the inbox. Embodying a skippier flow than usual, ‘Child of God Flow’ rides a typically lo-fi beat that sparkles with ‘90s hip-hop reverence. The Birmingham rapper goes in, showing why he’s one of the most respected UK rappers out there.

‘BREAK’ by VC Pines

‘BREAK’ is a deeply personal track from VC Pines, drawing inspiration from his experience with temporal lobe epilepsy. Written during a depressive period while struggling with guilt over caring for an ill friend, the song navigates themes of self-destruction and isolation, capturing the emotional turmoil of distancing oneself from loved ones out of fear of causing harm.

‘Osaka’ by Son Rob

Son Rob stands out in the evolving world of hip-hop, consistently pushing boundaries and redefining what it means to be a rapper. With an unwavering commitment to versatility, on 'Osaka' he effortlessly blends into any musical style, challenging conventional norms and showcasing his unique adaptability.

‘i found u’ by Sloucho

Emerging Irish talent Sloucho returns with the single ‘i found u’ — a glitchy, emotive, and forward-thinking piece of hyper-pop that fuses fractured beats, sparkling synths, and airy vocals. The track is taken off a forthcoming project, set for release in March via OUCH.

'March on for Pax Ramona' by Psychedelic Porn Crumpets

‘March on for Pax Ramona’ is a kaleidoscopic burst of swirling guitars and driving rhythms, embodying Psychedelic Porn Crumpets’ signature sound. Balancing chaos and melody, the track feels like a frenzied march through technicolor landscapes. Fans of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard or Tame Impala will find familiar yet fresh terrain in this mind-boggling track.

'Freak' by LYRA

'Freak' pulses with intense beats and dark synths, creating a bold, empowering anthem. LYRA exudes confidence, celebrating the unapologetic power of female sexuality. With lyrics that defy societal expectations, she declares freedom from past heartbreaks and embraces her own power, urging listeners to bring their ego to the dance floor.

'BETTER' by Låpsley

Born from a time of personal turmoil and transformation, yet also the growth that comes with it, Låpsley describes this shimmering alt-pop track as capturing the feeling of meeting someone who inspires a life-changing shift.

'I'm Like U' by Babe Corner

Babe Corner is a rock band based in Vancouver, BC. With infectious guitar riffs, dreamy synths, and soothing vocals, supported by lush four-part harmonies, 'I’m Like U' is an introspective, synth-driven track that seamlessly blends dreamy pop with a touch of melancholic edge.