 The artist known as Yo, created by David G. Borrero, has released a new album titled Carmina Alegría. The project is on that is based on a story that has followed his family for decades. On June 1st, 2025, Borrero’s grandmother passed away, and during that period he decided he would make a record in her name. She often talked about her younger days where she had been encouraged by radio producers who believed she could become a singer. They had even chosen a stage name for her, Carmina Alegría. The career never came to fruition, but the name stayed as a reminder of a path that was never taken. With this album, Borrero has turned that family anecdote into a finished work.
CONTINUE READING  William Davidoff has released his debut album, a project he has been building quietly for a number of years. Davidoff grew up in Lüneburg and spent a lot of time around Hamburg’s electronic scene, although never as a visible figure. Choosing to keep his writing process private, William developed most of his ideas away from venues and online platforms. It is a choice that has been reflected in the record, it has a very stripped back feel, managing to avoid the usual pressure to chase trends.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: Photo by Emilie Cotterill The Enemy’s current resurgence has seen them sell out their entire UK autumn headline shows, a run of ten dates in which the electrifying reactions that they have received has created one of the best tours in their 20-year history. A big part of the tour’s success has been the audience’s excitement for the set’s new songs - the recent single ‘Not Going Your Way’ and their brand new track ‘Trouble’, which is out today alongside its official video. ‘Trouble’ ramps up anticipation ahead of ‘Social Disguises’ - their first new album in a decade - which is out on February 20th.
CONTINUE READING  The Devil's Forfeit are a rock 'n' roll band with dirt under their fingernails and fire in their gut. Hailing from Edinburgh, this four-piece blends the grit of blues with the stomp of classic rock, delivering riff-heavy songs that feel both road-worn and razor-sharp.
CONTINUE READING  Originating from Newcastle in the North East of England, Indigo are a four-piece metal band carving their name into the local scene with unapologetic intensity and raw energy. Since their explosive emergence, they’ve rapidly gained attention for their gripping live performances - selling out renowned local venues like Little Buildings and Downcast.
CONTINUE READING  Tillerman have released a new single called 'Summer of ’96'. The band wanted to look back at a moment in British culture when football, TV, and guitar bands were part of day-to-day life. Anyone who remembers that period will recognise bits of it straight away. The group itself was formed in 2019 by brothers Jon and Tom Kulczycki, and they have spent most of their time focusing on writing and recorded work rather than trying to build a heavy touring schedule. They have always said the aim is to make songs that stand up on their own, which explains the amount of time they put into the production and the video side of things.
CONTINUE READING  Mercy Kelly have dived head first into a new chapter in their career, releasing 'Out in the Night', their first single since reshaping themselves as a four-piece. The change in numbers hasn’t altered the core of what they do. If anything, it has brought them closer to the sound they were building in their early years, the one that first caught attention around Greater Manchester’s small venues.
CONTINUE READING  (Limited Edition CD Collection also available at North Shields Christmas show and online for a short time only)
Following the acclaimed success of his North Shields 800 documentary 800 Years – Here We Are, Liam Fender returns with the soaring new single of the same name - an anthemic, heartfelt closer to a three-year creative journey that has established him as one of the North East’s most authentic songwriters. CONTINUE READING downcast - Unveil New Single "Home" Featuring Sammy From WSTR | New EP Nothing Left To Give Out Now11/27/2025
 Bristol emo favourites downcast are delighted to bring you all their new EP in full, and have a brand new single and video for you as part of the launch!
CONTINUE READING  Best known as AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys, multi-platinum recording artist Alexander James McLean steps forward under his given name, Alexander James, with the release of his long-anticipated new EP, “hi my name is Alex”, available tomorrow on all streaming platforms.
CONTINUE READING  Photo credit: Trust A Fox One of the most urgent, immediate and irrepressible tracks the band have delivered to date, “Warning Signs” is a lightning bolt of realisation and unrequited love.
Of the track, vocalist Adam Houghton says: ''I wanted to write from a place of regret — that gut-wrenching moment when you realise pride and fear have cost you the person you love. The song is a confession and a plea, filled with what-ifs and too-lates. I wanted the repetition and directness to feel desperate, like someone haunted by what they didn’t say soon enough. It’s about confronting the pain of being without the one who grounded you and understanding too late that love requires vulnerability. The goal was to make the emotion feel raw, honest, and painfully human.’' CONTINUE READING  Avenue/Rhino return to one of the most distinctive partnerships in late-sixties and early-seventies music with The Very Best of Eric Burdon and WAR, arriving this Record Store Day Black Friday. Presented as a two-disc CD set alongside a 2LP exclusive, the collection forms part of the ongoing anniversary series marking more than fifty years of WAR’s catalogue.
CONTINUE READING  Extreme’s sixth studio album was released worldwide on June 9th 2023 via earMUSIC and has continued to impact fans and fellow musicians around the world.
‘Here’s to the Losers,’ the video, completes the mission to create 12 visual interpretations of each song from “SIX.” It is also a “thank you” gift to fans…just ahead of Thanksgiving celebrations in the US. CONTINUE READING  Irish indie-pop wife duo BFrank have released their debut single ‘Brigid’. It is a curious downtempo synth-laced song, where revealing vocal harmonies detail the beautiful, intimate, and powerful first moments of falling in love, all captured further in the queer Dirty Dancing inspired video also out now. Listen to ‘Brigid’ here / Watch the video here.
CONTINUE READING  November 26, 2025 - Fresh from the release of his latest hit album Roll With the Punches earlier this year, Bryan Adams releases ‘California Christmas’, a sun-soaked festive anthem that puts a bright West Coast spin on the Christmas season.
CONTINUE READING  (l-r) , John Moore, Sarah Nixey and Luke Haines - (photo credit Brian David Stevens) Black Box Recorder will play their first live show in seventeen years when they take to the stage at The London Palladium on 22nd May 2026, thanks in no small part to superstar pop maverick Billie Eilish.
CONTINUE READING  Picture credit: Sam Lane photography 25th November 2025 – Today, St. Pancras International played host to British rock legends The Darkness who delivered an impromptu live performance at the station in a week of landmark announcements for the band.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: PhotographybyJansonBulpin Michael Monroe releases the irresistibly anthemic second single ‘Disconnected’ from forthcoming new studio album Outerstellar, set for release on February 20th via Silver Lining Music. For pre-orders go to this location.
CONTINUE READING  credit: Myles Erfurth Left to right: Sean Anderson (bass), James Black (lead guitar/backing vocals), Scott Anderson (vocals), Steve Molella (drums), Rick Jackett (rhythm guitar) Following from the release of the highly anticipated first album in a decade Last Night On Earth, multi-platinum selling Canadian band FINGER ELEVEN are thrilled to announce a full UK tour in 2026 with SOiL.
CONTINUE READING  Graham Gouldman & Heart Full of Songs. (l-r Andy Park, Ben Stone, Graham Gouldman, Keith Hayman). Photo credit - Warren Woodcraft. 10cc founding member Graham Gouldman has announced an 18-date UK tour in 2026 for his highly
acclaimed semi-acoustic band Heart Full of Songs. CONTINUE READING  Merging experimental hip-hop, electronic production and spoken word elements, artist and producer Tony Frissore has created and released his brand new single 'Stand for Freedom'. The track is focused on a specific moment in time, namely a moment from Ralph J. Bunche's 1949 Nobel Peace Prize address. He highlights a section of the speech that directly deals with racial injustice and responsibility.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: Cian Maguire Starsailor will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of their critically-acclaimed, multi-platinum debut album Love is Here with a special tour featuring a string ensemble arranged and conducted by Joe Duddell.
The album will be played in full during the six-date Starsailor with Strings: Love is Here 25th Anniversary UK Tour, beginning at the historic London Palladium on Friday 2 October 2026, which marks the band’s latest collaboration with Duddell. CONTINUE READING  Soul Zimon & His Kozmic Combinations have returned with a new single, Early in the Morning, released on 24 October 2025. Based in Oslo, the group have built a reputation for leaning into the sound and simplicity of late-60s and 70s folk, Americana and country.
CONTINUE READING  NAYTiiVE is part of a new wave of pop and funk coming out of north London. He has a distinctive sound that mixes bright sounding hooks with a clear soul influence, his live shows have helped him build momentum thanks in part to that style. He performs with a lot of drive and keeps the crowd involved from the start, which has become a big part of why fans keep coming back to see him live.
CONTINUE READING  Photo Credit: Zac O'Yeah Stellan Wahlström Drift Band are marking a long run of shows with a new album built entirely from live recordings gathered over several years. It opens with “The Sleeper” from Arlene’s Grocery in New York, performed with a rare line-up that brings Billy Ficca, Jason Victor and Patrick Derivaz on stage alongside Wahlström. A later cut from the same night, “What Are You Made Of?”, captures the same loose energy and is one of the instant standouts.
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