Written around the ever-relatable feeling of new love, Ciaran McMeeken's honest storytelling and crystal clear vocals shine in That Feeling, capturing the emotions that come with falling for someone for the very first time.
Read MoreKirin J. Callinan has released his latest album Bravado and launched the third video from the album, ‘Living Each Day’ – directed by Kii Arens. ‘Living Each Day’ features Connan Mockasin and Kirin himself thinks it’s a pop gem. The main lyrical idea is that of “Living Each Day (Like It’s Your Last)”.
Read MoreCanadian jangly dream-pop quartet Alvvays are due to release their second full-length, Antisocialites, on Friday September 8.
Read MoreDunes are a new musical collaboration between New Zealand sisters, Jamie and Tessa McDell, creating a striking combo of alternative synth-pop, experimental beat production, all honed together by modern pop hooks.
Read MorePJ Harvey and Egyptian recording artist Ramy Essam have come together to write and record ‘The Camp’ - a track which they hope will raise awareness and much needed support towards the health and educational well-being of displaced children in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon.
Read MoreJordan Rakei has signed to Ninja Tune and unveiled the new single ‘Sorceress’. At only 25, the New Zealand born multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer is a rare talent whose distinct take on soul captures a sonic and emotional awareness many artists spend their entire careers chasing.
Read MoreWith the four members of The Dives hailing from both sides of the US and the middle, it might seem unlikely that these musicians would ever even meet, let alone form a band – until you hear them play.
Read MoreProphets Of Rage: Tom Morello, Tim Commerford, Brad Wilk, Chuck D, B-Real and DJ Lord will release their self-titled, debut album September 15, 2017. The album’s bold cover art was designed by iconic street artist Shepard Fairey.
Read MoreHaving just completed immensely successful tours in Europe and North America in support of his latest acclaimed record Migration, Bonobo has announced a new 3-song EP, out digitally, featuring an analog version of Migration favourite 'Bambro Koyo Ganda,' which heavily features Moroccan by-way- of New York City band Innov Gnawa, and the completely new song 'Samurai.'
Read MoreRadiohead’s previously unreleased 'I Promise' has been made available to stream and download.
Read MoreThe War On Drugs have announced their fourth full-length album, A Deeper Understanding, out August 25th.
Read MoreAfter a successful release of their debut single ‘Run’, Times x Two are back with a hard-hitting follow up single, ‘Way2Real’.
Read MoreMajor Lazer has released a surprise, six-track EP, Know No Better, alongside the new single ‘Know No Better’ featuring Travis Scott, Camila Cabello and Quavo.
Read MoreKiwi R’n’B singer Mikey Mayz has just dropped the video for his latest single ‘I Can’t Help It’, which is all about good-old fashioned love.
Read MoreMadeline North aka So Below has delivered another perfect slice of dark pop with her brand new single Ruin and is released worldwide today Friday, June 2nd.
Read MoreLorde has released the second single from her forthcoming album Melodrama that's due out Friday June 16th.
Read MoreTe Vaka, the band behind the music of the Oscar nominated Disney musical, animated, feature film Moana has a new CD. Te Vaka Beats is out today (Friday June 2).
Read MoreAriana Grande is returning to Manchester to headline a special One Love Manchester benefit concert on Sunday 4 June to honour and raise vital funds for the victims and families who were tragically affected by the Manchester attack after her show last week.
Read MoreFulfilling a life-long obsession with creating and performing music, independent solo artist Benjamin Oddie’s foray into future pop is continuing with the release of brand new single Anymore from his forthcoming debut EP Untitled.
Read MoreFrom one of New Zealand’s greatest songwriting duos, comes long awaited new music with single; Shelter Love.
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