Magdalena Bay excel in a stylistic shift, PARTYOF2 raise hype for their debut album, and SOFIA ISELLA is a gothic delight: it’s Wonderlist.
Magdalena Bay – “Second Sleep”
Magdalena Bay are one of alt-pop’s most interesting and evocative acts. Returning just over a year following their critically acclaimed LP, Imaginal Disk, the pair share a double single, “Second Sleep” // “Star Eyes”, which offers a stylistic shift in artistic vision. The former comes with an Amalia Irons-directed video attached.
PARTYOF2 – “OUT OF BODY”
The latest in a run of mind-bogglingly effective singles in the run up to their much anticipated debut album, PARTYOF2 unleash raucous new single “OUT OF BODY”. The much hyped rap duo, consisting of Jadagrace and SWIM, are pushing the boundaries of their genre with this fresh single, with a heavy rock backdrop, beat switches aplenty and gripping lyrical prose.
SOFIA ISELLA – “Out In The Garden”
Somewhere between Ethen Cain, PJ Harvey and early era Billie Eilish, the towering talent of SOFIA ISELLA keeps climbing. New cut “Out In The Garden” is dark and snappy, intoxicating and infectious, the work of one of avant-pop’s most likely superstars.
Florence + The Machine – “One Of The Greats”
Gearing up to share her sixth studio album, Everybody Scream, on Halloween, one of British music’s most quintessential modern acts, Florence & The Machine, is “One Of The Greats”. Written alongside Bowen from Idles and the National’s Aaron Dessner, the new cut is cinematic and utterly compelling.
runo plum – “Halfway Up The Lawn”
Emerging artist runo plum shares a delicate and delicious new single, “Halfway Up The Lawn”. Plucked from a forthcoming debut album, patching, due 14th November, the song swirls and serenades, a gorgeous and emotionally resonant slice of folk pop.
Master Peace – “Spin The Block”
Continuing to be one of the most exciting names in UK indie, Master Peace offers up a signature blend of anthemic vocals and bursts of cheek-laden energy on his latest banger, “Spin The Block”. Bold, British and good fun.
Bricknasty – “i hope you’re ready”
The latest teaser from their 29th October-set third project “Black’s Law”, Dublin’s most fearless collective Bricknasty, raise the temperature with a lush and idiosyncratic new single. Distorted vocals, off-kilter jazz guitar inflexions and airy synths make this one an undeniable winner.
Amie Blu – “falling to pieces”
After a run of winning singles, the wonderfully talented Amie Blu has finally unveiled a long-awaited debut album, when all is said and done. The strongest and most eclectic work of her career, the record’s appeal is epitomised by the understated yet powerful lead single, “falling to pieces”.
Lord Apex – Smoke Sessions Vol. 4
Gifted West London rapper Lord Apex continues to underline his position as one of the most exciting and unique talents in the scene with “Smoke Sessions Vol.4” – a visionary take on UK rap, rich in invention and melody, blending with a ravenous appetite for wordplay and technical finesse.
JGrrey – “septemberr daze pt.2″
Hazy in tone and dazzling in performance, neo-soul favourite JGrrey is back with her first single in two years. Boasting a groovy, atmospheric vitality, the cut is a reimagining of her 2025 Soundcloud classic, “September Days”.
Rochelle Jordan – “The Boy”
Revered British-Canadian singer-songwriter Rochelle Jordan has shared her new full-length album, Through The Wall, a giving and vital body of music. Focus single “The Boy” is typically luscious, considered and decadent.
Sofia and the Antoinettes – “REVOLVER”
Talented and enigmatic London-based singer-songwriter Sofia and the Antoinettes delivers an expressive six-track body of work, “WOMEN WHO LOVE TOO MUCH”. Lead single “REVOLVER” boasts a gorgeously Lynchian visual accompaniment.
Mnelia ft. Tone Stith – “burn”
UK R&B starlet has shared a new eight-track mixtape, “Complicated”. Alongside a recent collaboration with Strandz, there’s a great closing track, a duet with fellow talent Tone Stith.
anaiis – “Moonlight”
London-based French-Senegalese artist anaiis cements her visionary artistry with her stunning latest album, Devotion & The Black Divine. The LP’s lead single “Moonlight” is brimming with nocturnal grooves, slick production and a towering vocal performance.
Girls Don’t Sync – “Good To Me”
Swiftly becoming an essential voice in the new age of UK dance music, party-starting quartet Girls Don’t Sync drop their first big artistic statement with debut EP, “Code Orange”. Lead single “Good To Me” is a dancefloor essential with snappy drums, clubby synths and chanted vocals.
better joy – “steamroller”
Mancunian indie pop riser better joy has a delightful 80s edge to her new single “steamroller”. Plucked from a forthcoming EP “at dusk”, the track’s hook is heady and homely, and the snappy guitar riff works nicely.
Mr. Beale – “Flight”
Pushing sonic and stylistic norms, the impressive and enigmatic Mr. Beale finds an earnest and engaging artistic exterior on new single “Flight”. Unbothered by typical structure, there’s a clear focus on a limitless vision, with some refined piano work and sumptuous vocals on show.
Nate Smith ft. säje – “BIG FISH”
Following his acclaimed studio album ‘LIVE-ACTION’, Nate Smith drops an intoxicating visualiser for “BIG FISH” with GRAMMY-winning, all-female vocal quartet säje – perfectly encapsulating his style of contemporary jazz while the supergroup delivers a powerful vocal performance.
Charlotte Dos Santos – “Within Me”
Brazilian-Norwegian artist Charlotte Dos Santos will release an all-new EP, Neve Azul” on 17th October via her own label True Node. “Within Me” is our second taste of the work, a seamless and winningly jazzy opus with rich vocals and nuanced instrumentation.
Kali Claire – “Love On Credit”
Opening with cascading harmonies and minimal, glowing production, “Love On Credit” showcases Kali Claire’s sultry vocals as she explores the uncertainty of love with both vulnerability and self-assurance.
Elle Shimada ft. LEGZDINA – “Girl Sized Dreams”
Elle Shimada’s new track “Girl Sized Dreams” is entirely powered by women — from production and vocals to visuals and vision — and showcases Shimada at her very best, surfacing as a fierce, genre-blurring anthem challenging the ways women and queer bodies are told to shrink themselves. Written at a personal low point, Shimada flips self-doubt into empowerment, embracing both vulnerability and power. Blending jungle rhythms with K-pop-inspired production, the single is perfectly amplified by a bold, sultry verse from collaborator LEGZDINA.
Pozzy – “step on the train”
Having established a name for himself in the burgeoning Mellow Grime scene, “step on the train” sees Pozzy step beyond his usual boundaries with a jazz-infused heater offering something fresh to his rapidly growing audience.
Krissy – “SOLO”
Blending dark-pop with disco nostalgia, Lower East Side artist and creative Krissy stuns with her latest single “SOLO” – chic harmonies and a laid-back groove laying foundations for a rare talent celebrating independence with an unapologetic flair.
Moon Panda – “Space Elevator”
Californian-Danish dream pop quartet deliver the goods with their deft and delicate third studio album, Dumb Luck. The project’s lead single is Crumb-esque – otherworldly, off-kilter, and outrageously likeable.
Hedex ft. Maverick Sabre – “I Knew That This Was Love”
Hedex reveals a new dimension to his artistry with “I Knew That This Was Love”, a track that swaps his trademark high-octane punch for skittering percussion, cinematic strings, and a deep, resonant bassline. Featuring the soulful vocals of Maverick Sabre, the song crafts an immersive soundscape that underscores Hedex’s versatility and marks a bold step away from his heavier catalogue, as he gears up towards his highly anticipated MHITR debut album.
MEGA – “Change”
British-Ugandan artist MEGA sounds as soulful and sincere as ever on her sophisticated and sensual fourth EP, “I Am Enough”. The body of work’s closer, “Change”, is a moving, modest meditation on staying true to her own musical vision.
