Irish musician smythy set off to Galway in the hopes of developing his musical career. After releasing his first single, ‘When it Happens’ in 2020, the city that sits where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean seemed the right place to reestablish his musical horizons and develop a series of indie-pop tunes. ‘Turn Back the Time’ is the first single of this series to come to light.

Swinging between the sounds of Motown and the New Wave scene of the 70s New York City, 'Joy Control' charmingly showcases how modern synths can be added to bluesy rock n' roll sonorities. It presents the perfect soundtrack of a summer car trip where your worries were left behind, and all you can think of is enjoying your life to the fullest.

Coral Palms fourth single, ‘Something in the Air’, is the latest release of the four-piece conceived in the seaside town of Torquay in Devon. The band, which is currently settled in London, have gained critical acclaim from Rolling Stone, EARMILK amongst others. ‘Something in the Air’ follows the rapturous hit ‘Open Roads’ released in April this year with more than 145k listens on Spotify.  It is the perfect song to be sung at a summer festival.

Edinburgh-based singer Jennifer Stewart has released her debut EP 'Redlight'. It was built last year during the pandemic and contains five tracks, including the lead single that gives name to the album 'Redlight', 'Cool', 'Medicine', 'Dragging me Down' and 'Cruel'. Chocked-full of indie-pop anthems, the record opens up on Stewart's contemplations, thoughts, sensitivities and feelings. It is a free ride to the singer's heart that cradles us through delicious and infectious melodies.