ColoRising Mixes returns with a very special curated playlist courtesy of London duo The Vanity Project who appropriately titles it 'Ten eclectic tracks that cover the various influences found on our debut album ‘We Never Should Have Come Here'.
Known for her work with acts such as Hot Chip, Kano, Lil Silva, and more, singer and producer Valentina returns with a new track entitled 'Love Myself'.
Hastings trio HotWax step forth with an official video for their latest single 'Drop'. The track follows their debut EP 'A Thousand Times', which was released in May of this year.
Having released their 'Desire Paths' project last year, London's Human Interest make their return in 2023 with a new song titled 'Step On'.
Manchester outfit Duvet have released their new single 'Girlcow'. The song is taken from a split 7" which also features the song 'Sweaty Dog', landing October 6th on Fear of Missing Out Records. 'Girlcow' follows Duvet's previous track 'Rodeo'.
Sharing his single 'Transmissions' last month, London-based Andrew Sands aka SANDS makes his return with a follow-up track dubbed 'When It Starts To Rain'. The song is taken from his forthcoming LP 'The World’s So Cruel', out October 13th.
Rising London-based band The Manatees step up with their latest music video titled 'Better Way To Think Of It'. The single is currently out now on the Fierce Panda label.
Releasing her stellar debut album 'Woman on the Internet' back in 2021, Irish-born, London-based Orla Gartland quite the triumphant returns with her new single titled 'Kiss Ur Face'.
When London-based artist Beka released her single 'Tears' back in March of this year, the song was proof that she is definitely ready for huge mainstream success. Now making her return with her latest cut 'Vulnerable', Beka is gunning for one of the top positions in the pop stratosphere.
Romy of The xx will release her debut album 'Mid Air' on September 8th. Having already shared tracks such as 'Enjoy Your Life' and 'Loveher', she now unveils another cut along with a coinciding video titled 'The Sea'.
