You might recognise the name previously from one half of energetic jazz-inspired duo Rizzle Kicks, or the cameo credits of Star Wars: Rogue One, but Jordan Stephens has been making solo waves in the music industry since his debut single last year. The singer is now back with heart-felt slow burner “Found In Space.” Prepare to listen and weep.

“I’m a singer, baby!” And so opens the mesmerising new pool-set visuals from the LA-based singer. Lawrence’s breathy vocals trickle through the searing track which pleads with a lover, before the propulsive percussion kicks in. Play and replay.

Cinematic doesn’t even cut it. The brand new visuals from FNP are a feat of beautiful, sweeping close-up shots and the heart-rendering portrayal of economic struggle. Fronted by 23-year-old female vocalist Masumi, her angelic soprano vocals layer over the complex composition of the track.

Don’t mind us, as we crawl under our desks and curl up into the foetal position. Such is the soul-crushing tenderness of Dijon Duenas’ new track. The Los Angeles-based, Baltimore-raised artist meditates on how it can hurt to dwell on the past, as the gentle piano-led melody winds inevitably to a hair-raising choir-bolstered crescendo. Broken.