Seb Byford, Tom Witts and Callum Witts got together in 2015 to create their own style of contemporary rock ‘n’ roll. Taking pieces from rock, grunge, blues and a 70s punk attitude, theseĀ Manchester-based British lads deliver their unique sound in high-octane live performances. They debuted with the 2017 single “Can’t Trust The News” and their songs are regularly featured on BBC Introducing.
Sonically ascending through the punchy beats and slick guitars, their new single is an emotionally-laden, anthemic powerhouse. Taken from their album “Lost Art Of Conversation”, it’s an intricate amalgamation of 90s, Oasis-like indie-rock and a dollop of 80s vintage touches. And with Seb’s emotive vocals, reflective lyrics and an ear-pleasing sax solo, it’s dreamy, imposing and exceptional.
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Having already performed at the acclaimed 
Her delicious auditory fusion truly brews to perfection on her latest single. The smooth and suave melodic soul is a testament to the 80s greats such as 
Being their own songwriters and producers, the four members of this German band have been making music together since 2009. Initially searching for their signature electropop sound, they adopted their moniker in 2013. A year later they started their own label 
Emitting a blinding neon melodic glow, their new single takes its inspiration from the electronic sounds of the 80s. With the scintillating retro synths gleaming with their pastel tones and the peppy percussion adding an invigorating beat, it’s Marie Kobylka’s mighty, red-hot vocals that merges all elements together. And with its electrifying indie-pop power, this jam is out-of-this-world.
Despite having spent their teens as petty criminals, actually living up to their band name, these four British friends exchanged villainy for musicality. Nick Acton, Will Daly, Steve Weate and George Wood took their cinematic indie sound playing dynamic live shows from the UK to France and have opened for 
Playful, joyous and summery, their new single finds the balance between an upbeat, lustrous melody and a more intense lyrical message. Taken from their upcoming album “Somewhere Between”, expected later this year, it’s the bright bass, sprightly rhythm and vivifying guitar strums that forge a sonic summer. And with Nick’s chipper vocals conveying a darker story, this jam is both perky & honest.
Born as Christie Palazzolo, this Canadian singer and songwriter came from a large family of musicians. She kicked off her career achieving nationwide success with her debut EP 
Starting with a contemporary pop shimmer and leading to a potent chorus, her new single skillfully maneuvers over the emotive scales. Teasing her forthcoming EP, expected to drop in the Summer, she narrates the relatable story about knowing a relationship is going to end and not end well. Merging an abundance of sweltering synths with a bouncy beat and crisp vocals, this is dangerously catchy.
Born as Conor McQuaid, this multi-talented Irish singer and songwriter took his first steps on the music scene with the group 
Forged around a solid foundation of an infectious funky electric guitar riff, his debut single feels like a seventies throwback, while the contemporary production keeps the track current. With a touch of upbeat soul, a glittering Nu-Disco vibe and his effervescent, energetic vocal range dancing over the melody, this sprightly and invigorating debut is a sweltering, funkalicious summertime groove.
