“Séance” - RADARFIELD
Let’s talk about RADARFIELD’s latest single, “Séance” — because this one doesn’t just play in your ears, it crawls into your bones. If you’ve ever wanted a song that feels like lighting a candle in a dark room and whispering into the void, hoping something (or someone) answers back — your soundtrack has arrived.
“Save Me” - Olesia Glants
There’s something divine — no, truly otherworldly — about what Olesia Glants pulls off in her new single, “Save Me.” You know those rare tracks that feel like they could be played in both a cathedral and a nightclub? This is one of them. It’s a sonic tightrope walk between the sacred and the seductive — and somehow, Glants never misses a step.
“Speak Too Soon” - Mercy Kelly
There’s something seriously exciting brewing in Manchester again, and it’s got a name: Mercy Kelly. The indie five-piece are back with their new single “Speak Too Soon”, and if this track is any indication, they’re not just riding the indie wave — they’re shaping it.
“Heavy Machine Gun” - Leather Laces
Let’s be clear right out of the gate: “Heavy Machine Gun” is not here to mess around. The second single from Leather Laces drops July 25, and it’s two and a half minutes of pure, militarized sonic adrenaline. Forget lyrics, forget structure in the conventional sense — this is not a track you sing along to. This is a drill. A full-body, ears-first, no-prisoners live-fire drill.
“Ghost of Churchfield Shuffle” - The Revolt
Let’s get one thing straight: The Revolt are not here to play it safe. Their latest EP Ghost of Churchfield Shuffle is five tracks of raw, roaring, no-holds-barred post-punk fire, steeped in grit and grief, defiance and swagger. Born in the undercurrent of Churchfield’s cracked concrete and Cork’s ever-pulsing creative heart, this EP doesn't whisper its message—it screams it, guitar-first and unapologetically loud.
“Forever Is Mine” - MAHUNA
Every now and then, an album drops that feels less like a collection of songs and more like someone handing you their personal journal, page by page, track by track. Forever Is Mine, the new full-length debut from Belfast-born, Berlin-based songwriter Mahuna, is exactly that.
“TOP TIER” - Nuk
There’s something magnetic about hearing an artist who knows where they’re going — and Nuk’s latest single “Top Tier” is exactly that: the sound of someone grinding with purpose, rapping with conviction, and walking the tightrope between struggle and triumph with balance earned the hard way.
“Sweetlips” - Laguna
Some tracks hit you like a freight train made of glitter and grit — and “Sweetlips” by Laguna is exactly that kind of sonic chaos. Straight from the scorched psychedelic heart of Geelong, Victoria, this new single from James Guida’s solo project isn’t just a song — it’s an entire vibe, smeared with distortion, soaked in VHS static, and buzzing with unapologetic energy.
F.O.M.O - Tarn PK
Tarn PK’s latest EP, F.O.M.O, might just be the perfect soundtrack to the beautiful mess of millennial burnout, digital overwhelm, and existential career angst — all wrapped in sleek production and painfully relatable lyrics. The Wellington, New Zealand-based producer, songwriter, and sonic world-builder has a knack for making emotion feel futuristic. And on this project, he leans all the way into that tension — giving us both chaos and clarity.
“To Grow Old” - Amy-Lin Slezak
Amy-Lin Slezak is back — and she’s not holding back. Her second single, “To Grow Old”, is a rallying cry wrapped in country-pop brilliance, a bold follow-up to her debut “How Dare She” that solidifies her voice as a necessary one in today’s musical landscape — especially for women who are tired of being told to shrink, smile, and stay young forever.
“Under The Stars” - Sophia Bolinder (feat. John Soul)
Sophia Bolinder is serving up sultry vibes, soul-drenched vocals, and full-on 90s/early 00s R&B fantasy with her newest single “Under The Stars,” featuring the velvet-smooth voice of John Soul. If you’ve ever slow-danced in your room to Toni Braxton, or dramatically stared out the window to Usher’s Confessions, this one’s for you.
“Mansplain” - Dryadic
Let’s be honest — we’ve all been there. That moment after a show, gig, or even a casual conversation when an over-earnest man leans in with that very specific brand of confidence — the kind that comes with zero self-awareness and just enough IPA to lubricate an unsolicited opinion. Well, Dryadic’s newest single “Mansplain” captures that moment perfectly — and then sets it on fire, dances on the ashes, and turns the whole thing into a queer folk anthem you’ll be screaming along to by the second chorus.