The band has been able to channel the sound of indie counterparts - Vistas, Circa Waves, and Inhaler with the added sparkle of the bands catchy, anthemic, and driving melodies. A band that would have made a big impact on the festival circuit this summer is not allowing a pandemic to stop them from pushing their musical careers forward.

Almost a year after Charlie XCX and Troye Sivan's ‘1999’, Cry Baby are back to eclipse this now aged track with their own throwback bop '1991'. A nostalgia hit which proves that pop is nothing without a bit of hip hop. 

A baptism of electro-pop, Noprism’s latest single is a euphoric prayer to the House of Smith, a nightclub in their home of Newcastle. Featuring a sampled drum loop from an old Roy Ayer’s track, the duo pushes the beats of the past into modernity with the help of synths, righteous guitar and lyrics so sweet that they’ll make your eyes as big as a party pill.

Jumping out from the oceans dark abyss Jaws the Shark is back with the riotous new single ‘Mission Impossible’. A cinematic chase between lyrics calling the listener to attention and an adrenaline-fuelled guitar, the only conclusion is that they ultimately both swallow each other.

Phoebe Marshall reaffirms her self as the new melancholic pop princess to keep an eye on with new single ‘If You Begged For Me, Would I Have Stayed?’. A song made of equal parts regret and acceptance, it is the melodic soother for heartbreak (and the accompanying confusion) which you probably never knew you needed.

Chris Nickolls aka KMODO is back with brand new single ‘When You’re Ready’ and it certainly doesn’t disappoint, a project which holds such electronic elegance. Continuing in the influenced footsteps of electronic production masterminds Bonobo, Caribou, and Maribou State.

Sometimes in an exploration of sound, an artist stumbles onto something brilliant. Such is the case for Tall Kingdom, the Leeds quartet who are back with their latest short-form release featuring the vocal talents of Marija Clara, Fourth EP.

Dean Knill is an electrifying pop artist creating contagiously melodious music rich in emotive imagery and heartfelt narrative. Knill is a well-seasoned songwriter who has been singing/performing for around 12 years with influences in Pop, RnB, Blues, Funk, and Soul.

David Ost, who hails from Hamburg, delivers his new single ‘The Deep End’. Ost paints with his words a spacious pop/indie tale of love and longing. Ost’s voice is a powerhouse of emotive intent and the song follows his endeavours to induce the Herculean feat of giving someone up, knowing they’re not good for you.

Give Me Your Head is the new single by DREUW, Give Me Your Head is a track about the longing to navigate through the disorientation that surfaces after losing a love one and the power of grief. A feeling that we can all relate to, the slow melodic tone and the smoothing dream like vocals, really help give to the feels for this song and how bad it can be to lose someone you love.

Rozelle are relentless- utterly dynamic and determined to make their mark on the indie world before the year is out. Their latest single ‘Tell Me’ is a pure embodiment of Bristolian band's energy they hold at their core.

Shouting into the hazy darkness, Babe Club’s new single ‘Together’ is a cinematic reminiscence of a relationship far from over. Meeting somewhere on the road between Blondie and Tame Impala, it is a track scattered with hallucinating synths, effervescent guitar and the lead singer, Jenna Desmond’s poetic prose which pushes the protagonists towards each other in hope of rejuvenating the riotous spark of young love.

Himalayas are smashing up the stage on Spotify with over 21 million fans flocking in to hear their cutthroat anthems. Now the Welsh rock outfit are back with their latest statement of intent ‘We Love to Hate’, a relentless anthem that takes their signature fuzzed-out melodies out of the garage and into the stratosphere. 

Ekko has released the tune of the summer with her new single, ‘Tipsy’, and with supersonic speed is amassing loyal listeners and a devoted fanbase

Remember those days of freedom when your calendar was scribbled full of gigs at the venue down the street. Buildings which looked so serene by day, but at night came alive with sound. Places to catch the next soon-to-be-viral artist before they snatch the attention of radio and the mainstream, these are the hometown haunts of the music community.

London Neo-Psychedelic Rock band Caspian’s Island is a brand new band on our radar who are bursting with ambition. Their sound is exotic and driven with vibrant tones of nostalgia. It is wobbly in all the right places.