From their album “Real Thing” (1976):
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Month: September 2026
MILEY – “Let’s Get Married”
From her album “Bass Persuades” (2026):Ruby Roberts – “Magnetic Love”
Hailing from Midsomer Norton, this British singer-songwriter started singing along to Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé with her father during car rides, which led to karaoke nights. As a teenager, she began writing songs in her bedroom and uploading them to TikTok. Since then, she’s played festivals like Reading and Leeds and venues such as The Roundhouse and King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut. Inspired by David Bowie, Lana Del Rey and Kate Bush, she released her debut “Trampoline” in 2025.
Bringing to life the all-consuming attraction and the rush of early love, her new single captures the carefree feeling of a typical summer romance. Inspired by the vibrant, coastal atmosphere of Brighton, this song conjures up images of vintage convertibles and relaxed, sun-drenched afternoons. Joining the flirtatious lyrics is an infectious, euphoric melody of driving percussion, dreamy synths and bright guitars. And with her playful vocals, this is a celebration of young love.
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Hue & Cry – “My Salt Heart”
From their album “Stars Crash Down” (1991):Bea – “Ballet Pumps”
An infectious, danceable alt-pop tune about feeling fragile and overwhelmed, this is the new single by British songstress Bea:
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Pedro Santos – “Should Have Known Better”
Born in Portugal, this Caversham-based singer-songwriter relocated to the UK at 5 years old. Fascinated by music from a young age, he joined the LUSO Academy. As a teenager he used TikTok and Instagram to hone his musical skills. He made his first career move as a member of the band Here At Last. Since going solo he’s played festivals like BST Hyde Park and venues like Paradiso in Amsterdam. Inspired by Coldplay, Hozier and Tom Odell, he debuted with “Someone I Don’t Know” in 2025.
Singing about the frustration of falling back into toxic, yet familiar habits, his new single reflects on a decision to return to vices that are ultimately harmful. Lyrically exploring the challenging move to break free of those unhealthy shackles, this song is a high-energy, anthemic pop groove. With pulsating percussion, wall-of-sound synths and classic pop dynamics, it’s his emotion-filled, soaring vocals that will guide you through the pain of heartbreak towards a peaceful future.
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