"Breakfast" - Georgie Hanson
Emerging artist Georgie Hanson is proving she’s more than just a songwriter—she’s a one-woman powerhouse. Hailing from Lincoln, England, Georgie has just dropped her latest single, "Breakfast," and this one is special. It marks her debut as a producer, recording artist, and multi-instrumentalist, fully embracing a new creative challenge and stepping outside her comfort zone.
"EXLESS" - Ainsley Costello
Ainsley Costello is making a bold statement with "EXLESS," the powerhouse title track from her upcoming debut album. This isn't just another song about love and heartbreak—it's a full-fledged anthem for self-love, independence, and breaking free from outdated expectations.
“Back From The Dead” - a little place called Aspen
Toronto’s freshest alt-pop band, a little place called Aspen, are bringing a haunting new twist to the genre with their debut single, “Back from the Dead.” Inspired by Stephen King’s short story Home Delivery, this track isn’t your typical breakup anthem—it’s a zombie love story with a pop twist.
“I Hate You” - Awaiting Abigail
Get ready to crank up the volume—Awaiting Abigail are here to shake things up with their blistering new track, “I HATE YOU”. A raw, unfiltered hard rock anthem that takes aim at the toxic drama of school, work or anywhere gossip runs wild. With a crushing 6/4 halftime breakdown, soaring vocals, and a searing outro guitar solo, this track doesn’t just call out the haters—it annihilates them.
“Hold Me Up” - Shobsy
Ireland’s very own pop prince, Shobsy, is back with a brand-new single, ‘Hold Me Up’. Dropped on February 14th via his own Shobsy Records, ‘Hold Me Up’ is making waves on over 70 international radio stations already. If you’re a fan of The Weeknd, Years & Years, Harry Styles, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, or Kylie—Shobsy’s got that same effortless mix of synth-pop, R&B, and pure show-stopping charisma.
“Naked” by Shape of Water
Manchester’s own Shape of Water are back—pushing limits, bending genres, and crafting sonic landscapes that defy definition. Formed in 2018 by Rox Capriotti and Luca De Falco, this electronic art rock duo has been making waves with their unique fusion of rock, electronic elements, and immersive atmospheres. If music had no boundaries, it would sound a lot like Shape of Water—fluid, unpredictable, and completely captivating.
“ANTHEM” - KARMA
Get ready to crank up the volume because KARMA are back, and this time, they are bigger, bolder, and louder than ever. Their brand-new single, "ANTHEM," isn’t just a song—it’s a battle cry, a power move, and the ultimate hype track for anyone out there chasing dreams, breaking limits, and refusing to back down.
“Philautia” by Lira Bekbolatova
Kazakh-Italian pianist and composer Lira Bekbolatova is back with “Philautia”, a beautifully heartfelt piece from her debut EP Sfumature d’Amore. This isn’t just a song—it’s a love letter to self-acceptance, a gentle nudge to embrace yourself, flaws and all. Through soft, flowing melodies and rich harmonies, Bekbolatova captures the ups and downs of learning to love who we are.
This is Where We Landed by Josh Jensen
Seattle-based singer-songwriter Josh Jensen is back with his third solo album, This Is Where We Landed, a deeply personal and sonically rich Americana record that reflects love, loss, and the journey in between. Produced and engineered by Luke Rain, the album captures nearly two decades of musical camaraderie between Jensen and Rain, and it shines through in every note.
“anyway” by Noa Danay
Noa Danay is making waves in the music world, blending her powerhouse vocals with deep, heartfelt storytelling. As an Israeli-American singer and vocal producer, she’s worked with some serious names—competing on The Rising Star in Israel, collaborating with LA’s funk powerhouse Scary Pockets…
No Regrets - Tim Ainslie and the Vibes
Tim Ainslie is back with a fresh new take on his music, reintroducing his 2018 album Pint Half Full with a completely reimagined sound. Now titled No Regrets, this updated release reflects Tim’s growth as an artist and captures the energy, creativity, and collaboration that went into its making. With a new mix by acclaimed audio engineer Jim Griffiths at Principal Audio, No Regrets shines with a bold, polished feel, bringing out new dimensions in Tim’s signature sound.
“Things Found In Books” by Yvonne Lyon & Boo Hewerdine
In a quiet corner of Culzean Castle’s second-hand bookshop, a notice board gathers fragments of forgotten lives—old receipts, love notes, photographs, letters, postcards—it was here that Yvonne Lyon first felt the spark of an idea. And now, seven years later, that idea has blossomed into Things Found In Books—an album written and recorded with Boo Hewerdine, weaving music from these delicate remnants of memory.