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Le Concorde Returns With Eighties Flavour And New Single, ‘Morning By Morning’

August 8, 2025

Le Concorde continues to be inspiring with his catchy rhythms and poetic lyrics in new single and music video, ‘Morning By Morning’.

The North Sound’s ‘What It Takes’ Weaves Prairie Grit and Soulful Stories

August 8, 2025

Coming from the wide prairies of Treaty 6 and 7 Territory, The North Sound comprise Forrest and Nevada Eaglespeaker, and bring with them a glorious celebration of love and raw storytelling, in the form of their new album, ‘What It Takes’.

Merlis Camilo Bares Her Soul, In Raw Postpartum EP, ‘Ego y Amor’

August 8, 2025

Released last Friday, 1st of August, Dominican singer-songwriter, Merlis Camilo takes an in-depth look into her identity, and the emotion surrounding her postpartum experience in new EP, ‘Ego y Amor’.

Janet Devlin Unveils Official Music Video for ‘Houston’: A Western-Sci-Fi Fantasy

August 7, 2025

Got too many problems? Irish singer-songwriter Janet Devlin crash-lands her spacecraft in her latest single ‘Houston’, reminding us that abandoning mission control and chasing freedom can be the most liberating path forward. Now, she unveils a cinematic visual – more accurately, a modern sci-fi-meets-western flick – inviting us into the serene solitude of outer (and inner) space.

Casey McQuillen Joins Global Youth Charity Ditch The Label as Official Advocate

July 30, 2025

Following a phenomenal year touring Europe with pop icons like Anastacia and Eurovision winner Loreen, rising star and passionate anti-bullying campaigner Casey McQuillen has been named as a new official advocate for global youth charity Ditch The Label.

From Futuristic Pop To The Silver Screen: Qymira’s Mystical Rise

July 30, 2025

Qymira, the futuristic pop starlet bursting with individuality, returned with a thunderclap in the form of ‘Melodrama (RainForest Edit)’- an urgent reimagining of her orchestral-pop single, sculpted into dancefloor gold by UK producer Eddie Craig (of The Wideboys). It is equal parts hypnosis and desire – a rhythm that carries her unmistakable voice through a forest of synths, deception, and emotional illusion.

We’re All Aboard With Yorkshire Artist Bryony Drake And Her New Single, ‘Singapore Sling’

July 30, 2025

Hailing from Leeds, Yorkshire, indie-pop artist Bryony Drake’s new single, ‘Singapore Sling’ takes a personal look at her years performing on cruise ships, when her career often had to come before her relationships.

Getting Ahead: Rising Star Lara Stankovic Speaks With EP About Her Music, And New Single, ‘Go Ahead’

July 30, 2025

An artist who brings a refreshing, relatable honesty to her sound, Serbian-Canadian singer songwriter Lara Stankovic is on the rise. We spoke with the ‘Go Ahead’ singer about what inspires her, and what she’s got coming up.

Staunch Moderates: The Band, The Myth, The Legend – And Bigfoot

July 30, 2025

We’ve been writing about Staunch Moderates since 2021, and now, we’ve finally had the opportunity to track down this very busy musical, social, cultural, and political phenomenon, and find out what makes them tick.

‘Adulting’ Is Like A Diary Entry Come To Life For Samar In Silence

July 29, 2025

Serving as the voice of a younger generation trying to find their way in the world, Samar In Silence brings with her honest introspection in new release, ‘Adulting’.

Get to Know SHAB: The Global Pop Star Mixing Glam, Grit and an Unstoppable Groove

July 25, 2025

In a sea of emerging pop acts, few command your attention quite like the way SHAB does. The Persian-American artist, refugee, and unapologetic force of nature, with an incredible story. Fresh off the release of ‘LIPSTICK’, a shimmering 80s-tinged dance anthem, SHAB is boldly stepping into her next era, and if she’s not yet on your radar, she should be.

Seán Griffin Releases Opening Track From Debut Solo Project, ‘People Are Mad’

July 23, 2025

Seán Griffin takes his Irish heritage seriously. Born in Danbury, Connecticut, he formed The Ruffians back in the late 90s, and their “Celtic Rock” songs saw them referred to as “Y-Generation Pogues”, by Tim DeGrogatis, in The Chicago Sun Times. Now Griffin has embarked on a solo project, and the first single, ‘People Are Mad’, is a shimmering gem of lyrical genius.

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Le Concorde Returns With Eighties Flavour And New Single, ‘Morning By Morning’

The North Sound’s ‘What It Takes’ Weaves Prairie Grit and Soulful Stories

Merlis Camilo Bares Her Soul, In Raw Postpartum EP, ‘Ego y Amor’

Janet Devlin Unveils Official Music Video for ‘Houston’: A Western-Sci-Fi Fantasy

Casey McQuillen Joins Global Youth Charity Ditch The Label as Official Advocate

From Futuristic Pop To The Silver Screen: Qymira’s Mystical Rise

We’re All Aboard With Yorkshire Artist Bryony Drake And Her New Single, ‘Singapore Sling’

Getting Ahead: Rising Star Lara Stankovic Speaks With EP About Her Music, And New Single, ‘Go Ahead’

Staunch Moderates: The Band, The Myth, The Legend – And Bigfoot

‘Adulting’ Is Like A Diary Entry Come To Life For Samar In Silence

Get to Know SHAB: The Global Pop Star Mixing Glam, Grit and an Unstoppable Groove

Seán Griffin Releases Opening Track From Debut Solo Project, ‘People Are Mad’