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 Singer songwriter Wendy DuMond AKA Bog Witch has returned with the release of a brand new track, “Dream Birds.” With the ukulele and soft vocals, the track keeps a steady tempo steering away from big shifts in dynamics. The vast majority of what you hear is the vocal and basic musical arrangement without the addition of lots of layers added on top which gives it real sense of authenticity.
CONTINUE READING  London based Lana Crow has released a brand new single titled “What Brings You Back.” The track builds on the sound she has become known for on earlier releases such as “Orwellian Times” and “I Do.” With a steady tempo, Lana's clean vocals stand out against the backdrop of dreamy guitar work. There isn't lots of dynamic shifts but the instrumental elements add lots of nuanced elements that keep the track flowing. Most of the work is done by soft pads and Crow’s voice.
CONTINUE READING  Singer-songwriter Mick J. Clark has recently released his latest album Pole Position. The new record features ten tracks spanning rock, R&B, country and ballads, with Clark describing the album as intended for easy listening. The mix of genres reflects his wider catalogue, which has always moved between styles.
CONTINUE READING  Social Gravy have a new track out called “Rapture and Rupture,” taken from their upcoming EP The Pebble, expected later this year. It’s one of the songs that came from what the band describes as a “troubled heart trying to make good,” which I reckon is pretty much a spot on description.
CONTINUE READING  Brighton-based musician Gregg McKella is has released his debut solo album Songs from the Underground back in December 2025. McKella, originally from Aylesbury, has long been active across alternative and psychedelic music circles, performing with Paradise 9, Rubber Bus and The Glissando Guitar Orchestra. This album marks his first solo statement after decades of playing, writing and collaborating.
CONTINUE READING  Martin Howard’s latest release, Selene, is an original piece for solo guitar, written after seeing a moonscape painting by his wife. The warm, bright tone that you can hear is thanks to the fifty year old classical guitar that Martin used to perform Selene. The song was written with a straightforward goal, to contribute something to the nylon string world, that wasn't too academic or niche, but something new that has real depth and emotion.
CONTINUE READING  Wōndering on Giants is the new single from Edinburgh-born songwriter and guitarist Ker, released ahead of his forthcoming album Converging Paths. The song was written for a local folk club in Scotland as a way of introducing original material, drawing on time spent hill walking in the Highlands as well as earlier experiences among the crags of north-west Montana.
CONTINUE READING  The Confederation, a project based in Coventry, have released a new album titled Hypergravity, written by Simon and recorded with a group of remote collaborators. The band cite influences from electronic and trip-hop artists such as Goldfrapp, Massive Attack and Radiohead, and from the structure of classic rock operas. Those reference points appear in the way the album is organised, the songs follow a linear narrative based around two characters, Lena and Norm, whose experiences shape the tracklist.
CONTINUE READING  Ryan McDavid is an independent musician from Georgetown, Guyana. He works mostly in a dream-pop and low-key electronic space, which isn’t exactly a big scene where he lives, which adds an extra challenge to this talented artist.
CONTINUE READING  Macclesfield electronic artist Token Mouse has started their 2026 with a real cracker of a track. Their second release L'Appel Du Vide has just dropped and it is real gem. Originally starting off on a piano as a simple tune it has developed into something that is celebration of electronica / synth pop. This is a great example of how the meeting of creative minds can bring out the best in a song.
CONTINUE READING  London based singer and songwriter Ivelisse Del Carmen releases a new single titled Mi Sangre Baila on January 9th, 2026. It’s a track shaped by distance, movement, and the reality of living away from the place you come from for a long time.
CONTINUE READING  Messy Eater starts 2026 with a new single called Learning to love what I see in the mirror, released on January 9th via Nutritious Sounds. It is the first track to be shared from his upcoming Comfort Food EP and follows a year where the project moved quickly from launch to regular live shows and radio support.
CONTINUE READING  Brighton musician Callum Brown releases his second album Robin’s Nest at the end of January. It follows his time fronting the post-punk group Indigo Riot, although the solo work occupies very different territory. Callum has moved into a quieter and more reflective style, focusing on memories, family life and the awkward time between childhood and adulthood.
CONTINUE READING  Spanish sound artist and percussionist Artomatico put out his fourth album, CICLOS (Spanish for CYCLES), in December 2025. He has been working for years in different corners of experimental music, often doing sound for contemporary dance and film projects, so the new record hasn't just appeared from out of nowhere it feels like a continuation of what he has been doing, just slightly more focused on close up sound and texture.
CONTINUE READING  London artist Silver Dawn has kicked off 2026 with the release of her debut EP Beautifully Awkward. The eight-track collection brings together experimental electronic work, synth-based ideas and elements drawn from rock, pop and improvised music.
CONTINUE READING  Based in East Cleveland, Monophonic Underground released their debut EP Do or DIY on January 5th, 2026. The project keeps things interesting by moving between ambient, IDM and experimental electronic sounds without sticking to one style.
CONTINUE READING  Krokodile released their track Turning to Gold in early 2025 and received great reviews for the piece. It’s a song that came together quite naturally and changed shape along the way rather than following a fixed plan from the start.
CONTINUE READING  Eddie Thompson, recording and performing as Crooner Ed, has released a brand new album titled Amazing, Awful, Ordinary Life. It’s out now and available across the usual streaming platforms.
CONTINUE READING  Blue Sinclair has released his debut project, a new album titled When the Disco Ball Crashed Down, the full length release is available right now.
The album was self recorded by Sinclair. Mixing and mastering were handled by Furkan Gülüs, who worked across the full record. Sinclair's aim with this album was to bring everything to a consistent level while keeping the process as simple and practical as possible. CONTINUE READING  Allan Jamisen has released a new single titled “The Coalition.” The track is very relevant in the current climate with the main focus on politics and the links between military power, business interests and political decision making, Allan explores how those relationships shape modern conflict.
CONTINUE READING  London based artist Melanie Georgiou released her new single Paralyzed on December 19th, 2025. The track marks another step in her move from a classical music background into electronic and dance focused production.
CONTINUE READING  Giuseppe Cucé released his album 21grammi on June 20th, 2025. The record was written and recorded in Catania and brings together songs developed across several years rather than during one concentrated period. It is thanks to that fact that helped to shape the way the album came together, not following one, single narrative. Instead the album reflects various phases of writing and recording that have all eventually found themselves finally together on one place.
CONTINUE READING  Los Angeles artist DIYA released her single Satellite back in April. The track took a little longer to complete than originally planned due to changes in collaborators, time and circumstances but DIYA persevered and overcame all of these obstacles and the wait was worth it.
CONTINUE READING  Ratfink! has released WHEN U WERE MINE, a DIY record put together with basic equipment and a loose recording setup. The album was recorded using a low cost microphone, a budget guitar, and a laptop that has seen better days, after a drink was spilled on it during earlier sessions.
CONTINUE READING  Bristol duo RYDE have released their second single Stop The Wheel, following their debut track Winter, which first put the project on the radar earlier this year through BBC Introducing.
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