Priya Ragu Returns With “FINALLY”
Tamil-Swiss artist Priya Ragu returns with “FINALLY”, an infectious new single that opens the door to an exciting new chapter. Bright, upbeat and full of movement, the track sees Ragu…
Vybz Kartel and Mavado will be bringing their Gaza vs Gully show to The O2
Tomorrow night is gearing up to be a date in Dancehall history, as, for the first time, two Jamaican legends Vybz Kartel and Mavado will be bringing their Gaza vs…
Jake Isaac: “Hope Isn’t Pretending the World Isn’t on Fire. It’s Choosing Love Anyway”
There is a quiet confidence to Jake Isaac that feels increasingly rare. While much of modern music races to keep pace with algorithms, attention spans and endless online noise, Isaac…
Alexa Joyce Wants to Make Pop Fun Again With Debut Single ‘I WANT YA’
Alexa Joyce is packing for New York. “There’s a million pieces of clothing on my bed,” she says, laughing, as she gets ready for another trip to the city that…
Kind Villain Confronts the Chaos of Overthinking on Explosive New Single ‘Downward Spiral’
Kind Villain turns intrusive thoughts, toxic attachments and emotional self-destruction into an explosive alternative rock release with his new single, ‘Downward Spiral’. The creative project of Tampa-based singer, songwriter, actor…
Skerryvore: Finding Freedom in the Beautiful Mistakes
For more than two decades, Skerryvore have built their identity around movement. Between the traditional sounds of Scotland and contemporary songwriting, intimate storytelling and festival-sized performances, the band have steadily…
Noah Hill on Love, Memory and His New Album.
By the time Noah Hill and I speak, he has already spent a few days slowing down by Lake Como. Now he is back in Milan, a rental car returned,…
Arkayla Return to Their Manchester Roots on New EP ‘Back to Belle Vue’
Manchester’s rising indie frontrunners Arkayla continue their rapid ascent with the release of their latest EP, Back to Belle Vue, a four-track project that turns family history, local identity and…
Samuel Jack: One Last Dance Worth Taking
Some artists spend years searching for the sound that truly feels like home. For Samuel Jack, that journey has taken him from singing in a local pub and writing songs…
Good for the Soul: Natalie McCool on Adulthood, Self-Production and Breaking the Cage
As Natalie McCool prepares to release her third album, Good For The Soul, she is embracing every contradiction that comes with growing up. Joy and uncertainty. Freedom and responsibility. Light…