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You’re a rich boy, you have everything, and you still can’t show up emotionally. Meet Kingsland, the eight-piece turning that into a song you can dance to on ‘Rich Boys’
Mathias Julin nails that new-crush feeling on ‘Under Your Breath’ where you’re smiling on the outside, overthinking everything on the inside
Kara Connolly explores the memories we can't shake on her new single ‘my ghosts’, the opening track of her ‘leaving eden’ EP
Caleb Kunle offers us a reminder to keep believing in yourself even when the week feels heavy on his new single ‘Something Better’
Ruby Alexander returns with 'Undertow', a nostalgic look at love’s lingering memories
Calla of Ursa captures the magnetic pull of new love on ‘Purple Haze’, using ocean tides to mirror feelings that grow impossible to resist
Barista reflects on memory and loss on ‘MEMORY AND HOPE for Mom and Dad’, finding hope and meaning in the everyday moments that make life worth holding onto
Daphné Chenel turns her five years in Lisbon into a love letter to the city she has come to call home on ‘Lisbonne’
TWOFVCE and Vida Motel find common ground on ‘Dojo’, bringing their distinct influences together through a laid-back, cross-genre collaboration
DARCELL celebrates the transformative power of an open heart to welcome new beginnings on ‘Can You Feel Me?’
Ryan Xander traces an everlasting honeymoon feeling into a lifelong love story on his debut single ‘Forever I’m Yours’
Chicago’s Brigitte Calls Me Baby packed out KOKO with a cross-generational crowd bringing younger alternative fans together with longtime indie and rock listeners
The Artist Ren captures the heartache of watching a relationship slowly fall apart on ‘Doin’ Fine!’, tracing the emotional distance, uncertainty and lingering feelings that remain as love begins to unravel
Josephine Illingworth turns the destruction of nature into a powerful call for change on ‘Who Burnt The Mountain’, confronting environmental damage through a deeply felt protest song
Khalid Al Khajah pairs tender piano melodies with raw vulnerability on ‘Truth Be Told’, exploring the gray areas of heartbreak between moving on, holding onto old memories and knowing you could still go back
Zipporah blends playful confidence with unapologetic femininity on debut EP ‘HNY SCKL’, celebrating girlhood, self-expression and the power of embracing every side of being a woman
Sienna Williams traces the uncertainty of love on ‘To Have And To Let Go’, her distinctive vocals giving voice to the confusion, resilience and stubborn hope that keep us holding on even when it’s time to let go