Hailing from Birmingham, this British collective was formed in January 2024 by singer and guitarist Alex Ohm. They further consists of bassist Hannah Maiden, guitarist Stephen Ashford and drummer Tom Crowson. Their sound is a melting pot of styles that blend together into an unique, cinematic indie sound. They performed live at the Community Festival in Wolverhampton and the What’s Happenin’ Weekender in Birmingham. They debuted with “Down The Rabbit Hole” last August.
Highlighting the need to always believe in yourself and to be the author of your own destiny, their new single has a stadium-sized anthemic feel. Taken from their upcoming debut album “Departures From The States Of The Mind”, expected on 13 February 2025, the song opens with a classical string section, before being joined by a lively drum-‘n-bass beat. Layered on top with indie-rock vocals and full-bodied electric guitars, this groove is an imposing orchestral fusion.
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Based in Los Angeles and born as Jessica Schwartz, this emerging singer and songwriter wanted to be an artist since kindergarten. Encouraged by her dad who’d sing and play songs for her on a guitar, she took piano, guitar and singing lessons and spent her time in her room singing and writing songs. At 16 she had the chance to perform with 
Written on the night her dad passed away as her way to cope with the devastating loss, her new single is deeply personal and profound. Released two days ago, on the anniversary of his death, the electronic pop song is infused with a softness and vulnerability. Opening with breezy synths and soft distorted backing vocals, there’s a bouncy beat added in the chorus. Creating a hypnotic soundscape that reaches your soul, it’s her airy vocals that make this a heartrending experience.
Hailing from Brisbane, this genre-fluid Australian band got started by accident when frontwoman 
Narrating the harrowing experiences of Ella with doctors who ignored her concerns and gaslit her, as well as the pharmaceutical industry, their new single tells a mournful story wrapped in an invigorating melody. Starting with intricate guitar plucks, the song slowly adds punchy percussion, full-bodied guitars and some brisk brass to give it an emotion-laden anthemic feel. And while capturing the resentment and anger in the authentic vocals, this groove is an imposing protest.
Born and raised in the rural outskirts of Sydney, this Australian singer and songwriter grew up far from the hustle and bustle of city life. Although his youth was immersed in music, it wasn’t until he was 19 before his career took off. Since then he’s been impressing audiences with his dynamic stage presence at venues like the 
Told from behind a bottle, pouring his heartrending story into his glass, his new single shines a light on the dreams we dream and the sometimes harsh reality that comes with them. Joining his authentic lyrics is a fusion of country, rock and indie that has a genuine rawness and relatability. Instantly gripping with a howling electric country guitar, the track fills the melody with a driving beat and a sweeping organ. And with his husky vocals, this ardent tune is a heartfelt ode.
Hailing from Erie, PA, this singer and songwriter was taught to play the piano by her mother, but it wasn’t until she picked up a guitar aged 10 that she found her instrument. Growing up as an introvert, music was her way of self-expression. Since then she’s performed live around her home town at venues such as 
Inspired by a night dancing in Nashville and filled with sheer positivity, her new single is a love song to women everywhere. Injecting good vibes into every joyous note, the song starts with seductive bass plucks and a mellow drum. With an alluring mix of retro and modern pop with a touch of folk, it expands into a slick, full-bodied chorus. And with hypnotic, beguiling vocals blending into the mirthful melody, this bubbly, inspiring tune highlights everything that’s good in the world. 
Formed in early 2020 in Perth, this First Nation Australian band consists of Isaiah and Nehemiah Reuben, Josh Trindall, Nathan Osborne and Fynn Samorali. They met by chance at a backyard party and bonded over their diverse musical tastes. Since then they built a reputation as one of the best touring acts, playing festivals like 
With a rather intricate blend of musical influences and lyrically trying to find a balance between two people in a relationship, their new single is a successful sonic experiment. Taken from their, recently released, album “The Bliss”, the track forges a vintage-dipped, soft-rock melody. With a foundation of a steady beat and an airy acoustic guitar, the song comes alive with the mellifluous electric guitar peaks. And with warm and harmonious vocals, this easygoing tune is a true earpleasing gem. 
