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Henry Grace at Bush Hall - Photo Credit: Steve Holley

Henry Grace Launches His New Album At Bush Hall

February 9, 2026

Back in March 2023, something happened that changed my life for the better. I booked tickets for a gig at O Meara in London to see an artist I hugely admire, Marie Naffah, who was supporting an artist I’d never listened to, called Henry Grace. Sadly, Marie had to pull out of the gig because of ill health but I went along anyway and to this day it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made.

‘Girl Of Summer’ Captures A Distant Time And Laments The Impossibility Of Recapturing It

February 6, 2026

Out today, the 6th of February, ‘Girl Of Summer’ is the latest release from Two Dark Birds, and comes ahead of their upcoming album, ‘Dreamers Of The Golden Dream (Vol. 1)’, which is set for release on the 27th of February, through Vfib Recordings.

Lara Brewer’s New Single, ‘Spilt Milk’, Is A Darkly Haunting Treatise On Acceptance

February 5, 2026

London’s Lara Brewer brings a new twist to the old saying, “don’t cry over spilt milk”, with her new single, ‘Spilt Milk’, released on the 22nd of January. The track is the third release from her latest EP, ‘Madly In Hell’.

Love and Lava Twins Take Us On An Adventure With Video For ”Darling where have you been’

February 5, 2026

Released on Friday the 30th of January, ‘Darling where have you been’ is the dreamscape visual from US based artists, Love and Lava Twins. The pair refuse to confine themselves to just one genre or style, and their sound is a blend of pop rock, Latin pop, reggaeton, electronic sounds and Christian music.

Landing Among the Stars, The Gleeman’s Journey into His Most Personal Chapter Yet

February 3, 2026

With the release of his new mini-album, ‘You’ll Land Among The Stars’, independent singer-songwriter The Gleeman enters a bold new chapter. The record marks…

Daphne Parker Powell’s ‘Scorched Earth & The Flood’ Harkens Back To An Old Time Sound

February 3, 2026

With a musical style that goes back perhaps a century or so, Daphne Parker Powell’s ‘Scorched Earth & The Flood’ is a melancholic telling of a tale as old as time.

Maya Lumen Talks To Us About Her Music And Latest Release, ‘Maynard’s Song’

February 2, 2026

Maya Lumen’s sound is characterised by her creativity and desire to speak to the collective consciousness. With ‘Maynard’s Song’ she pays homage to the ability of our animal companions to provide healing and companionship in our darkest hours. We recently spoke to Maya Lumen.

We ‘Take A Shot’ With Bay Area Legend, D-Shot

February 2, 2026

‘Take A Shot’ sees D-Shot embracing his wild side: enjoying life, and living fully in the moment, giving a night out an unmatchable soundtrack.

Michelle Galas Wants Us To Groove With Her On Latest Release, ‘Keep The Feel In’

February 2, 2026

Michelle Galas believes that the joy of movement is the very essence of what music is meant to be, and she certainly conveys this with latest release, ‘Keep The Feel In’.

The Gleeman Finds Stardust in the Smallest Moments on ‘You’ll Land Among The Stars’

January 30, 2026

In a pop landscape obsessed with immediacy, instant hooks, instant relevance, instant reaction, ‘You’ll Land Among The Stars’ arrives at its own pace. The Gleeman’s latest mini-album doesn’t try to elbow its way into the room; it waits until you’re ready to listen. That confidence alone makes it stand out.

‘Why Should I Worry:’ Carly Ann Taylor Turns Survival Into Song

January 30, 2026

Carly Ann Taylor has one of those voices you don’t forget – powerful, emotional, and effortlessly commanding. A South-California–based soul-pop artist, her sound carries a richness that’s inseparable from her story: one marked by deep dysfunction, rejection, and ultimately redemption.

Single Premiere: Maddox Jones Releases ‘No More Ghosts’

January 29, 2026

Northampton singer-songwriter Maddox Jones returns with ‘No More Ghosts’, a reimagined release that pairs emotional clarity with a striking new visualiser. First appearing in 2020 as the closing track on his debut EP, ‘Headspace’, the song has been reworked six years later into a dance-infused synth-pop piece that reflects distance, growth, and release.

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Henry Grace Launches His New Album At Bush Hall

‘Girl Of Summer’ Captures A Distant Time And Laments The Impossibility Of Recapturing It

Lara Brewer’s New Single, ‘Spilt Milk’, Is A Darkly Haunting Treatise On Acceptance

Love and Lava Twins Take Us On An Adventure With Video For ”Darling where have you been’

Landing Among the Stars, The Gleeman’s Journey into His Most Personal Chapter Yet

Daphne Parker Powell’s ‘Scorched Earth & The Flood’ Harkens Back To An Old Time Sound

Maya Lumen Talks To Us About Her Music And Latest Release, ‘Maynard’s Song’

We ‘Take A Shot’ With Bay Area Legend, D-Shot

Michelle Galas Wants Us To Groove With Her On Latest Release, ‘Keep The Feel In’

The Gleeman Finds Stardust in the Smallest Moments on ‘You’ll Land Among The Stars’

‘Why Should I Worry:’ Carly Ann Taylor Turns Survival Into Song

Single Premiere: Maddox Jones Releases ‘No More Ghosts’