Canadian trio Deux Trois have released their new EP 'Heath'. The record follows the singles 'Late Night Girls' and 'Dave'. Comprised of 8 songs, the new work collages dark pop, indie and more. Packing each track with well-polished production that maintains a distinct warmth and soul without any overt filler-based add-ons, singer Nadia Pacey shines with euphoric vocals executing complete grace. Deux Trois have managed to pull-off an EP that stands stronger than many acts' albums, concentrating on a quality package that is surely a enjoyable.

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Graced with a serious dose of poise and soul, Yvonne Hercules is set to release her new EP 'Gladiolus' on June 6th. To give listeners a taste of what's to come, Hercules has also shared the title track. Delivering alt folk, soul and a touch of jazz, all wrapped up in a majestic presentation of sheer beauty, this is music to lift the spirit. Yvonne Hercules is indeed a gift to music. Stream 'Gladiolus' down at the bottom.
Birmingham punk band Youth Man have unveiled info regarding their new EP titled 'Five Songs'. Scheduled to land June 29th on Alcopop! Records, the band will release limited edition yellow and orange marble 12" vinyl records, as well as via standard digital download.
YouTube has become a platform that has not only launched a slew of entertainers' careers but has also become a virtual place where artists have become lost in the vast sea of seemingly endless videos of complete randomness. California-born singer and musician Tiffany Alvord is one of the acts who cut through the noise, showcasing her immense talents by recording a number of cover versions of some of the biggest names in music. Uploading her first video back in 2008 at the age of 15, a rework of OneRepublic's track 'Stop and Stare', Alvord went on to become one of YouTube's biggest stars amassing millions followers on the platform.
Recently releasing their 'Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino' album. Arctic Monkeys have now shared the official video to their single 'Four Out Of Five'. Enlisting Ben Chappell and Aaron Brown as the directors, singer Alex Turner wanders around in a hotel whilst at times jumping behind a camera looking like a 60s cinematographer. There are clips where Turner almost appears to be plotting a takeover. There is a Stanly Kubrick sensibility to 'Four Out Of Five' which you can peep for yourself below.
The city of Brighton has exploded with loads of great bands bursting from the local music scene. One of the bands that has been on our radar for a while is Thyla. Fronted by singer Millie Duthie, the group made their debut back in 2017 with the song 'Ferris Wheel'. Since that time, they have gone on to drop cuts like "Pristine' and 'Tell Each Other Lies', both tracks maintaining their own individuality of sound. Thyla have now unveiled their new single 'Blame'. Their most fiery tune yet, racing post-punk guitars create an angst as power drumming adds a thunderous roar. 'Blame' is out now on B3SCI Records.
Kerry Devine is not just a singer, but a musician, journalist, sound designer, storyteller and poet whose words help to paint the most vivid of imagery, a window into her world. Whilst her angelic vocals pleasurably lifts the listener into otherworldly states, her lush melting of folk, electronica and alternative are truly a cinematic soundtrack of honest emotions.
Back in 2017 Australian singer San Mei released her debut EP 'Necessary', a polished crafting of alternative, dream pop and shoegaze. Now with a new EP in the works, she shares her latest track 'Wonder'. A mountainous pop cut laced with sultry vocals, fiery guitars and a catchy chorus that ties everything together like a bow. San Mei is definitely a force to reckon with. You can stream 'Wonder' down at the bottom.