Having already dropped a number of tracks leading up to his forthcoming LP 'softcore mourn', out July 16th, Liverpool's Liam Brown aka Pizzagirl now reveals the final single entitled 'by the way'. With the acoustic guitar being the bulk of the track until the one minute and forty second mark, eventually spirited drums, twisted bass and strings kick in with Brown fostering a sunny alt pop gem that radiates Paul Simon style sonics.
Margaux Sauvé aka Ghostly Kisses has unveiled her new single 'Don't Know Why', the follow-up to her previous cut 'J'ai demandé à la lune'. With the production being a tender bed of minimalism, Sauvé's airy vocals sing of the final stages of parting ways with a lover after nothing working to keep them together.
Brighton-based band CIEL have shared their new single 'Never Alone Again'. Whilst elements of their shoegaze sound is present, the band opt for more of an alt-pop direction with transitions in the song fostering an edgier indie mood.
South Africa's HONEYMOAN step forth with their new track entitled 'Super Emotional', the follow-up song to their EP 'Weirdo' which dropped back in 2020. This latest recording is an upbeat and vibrant alt-pop sliding kicking with thumping drums, fuzzy guitar splashes and sonic twinkles all laced together by the infectious vocals of front woman Alison Rachel.
Carlyn Bezic returns under her project Jane Inc. with a new song titled 'Obliterated'. The track is taken from Bezic's forthcoming LP 'Number One', which is out March 19th on Telephone Explosion Records.
Having released their track 'Resistance' last month, NYC band Yo Kinky returns with their next offering titled 'Wire', which is taken from their debut EP landing February 26th. Powered by repeating guitar lines, militant drums with running snares, and sequenicing form the Roland MC-202, the spacious production makes for the perfect backdrop for singer Laura Wight to speak her truth regarding a rough relationship.
Liverpool band HAARM have returned with their latest single 'Take Me Away'. Produced by Al Groves, the song is an upbeat dose of alt-pop that is utterly festive and vibrant. An added tropical feel to the production helps to create a sun-kissed offering that lifts the spirit, not to mention will make anyone want to dance. There are also gospel vocals that appear towards the end of the tune.
Already championed by the likes of Louise Brierly and Jack Parker of BBC Music Introducing in the West Midlands, Birmingham-based trio Lycio have shared a stream of their new single 'Nightfall', which is out April 3rd via their Lycio Records imprint. A mountainous pop offering, soulful keys along with thundering drums and echoing snares are the foundation for singer Genie Mendez's lifting vocals to soar. Atmospheric and moody, the tune is the follow-up to their 2019 song 'Cash'.
Brighton band Thyla have been making waves over the past few years, making them one of the premiere groups coming out of the city. The four piece have now released their new EP 'Everything At Once'. Comprised of four tracks, Thyla effortlessly blend fiery alternative and indie with lush pop melodies. The EP features the previously released singles 'Lennox Hill' and 'December'.
Once a group but now the solo project of Beth Cornell, Litany unveils a new single titled 'Go Out'. A dedication track to someone who lifted her spirits during rough times, the song is a bright pop bit that cruises with a slick bass line, stabbing keys and luscious melodies that all add up to a summertime fave.
