Woodes
Australian singer, songwriter Woodes crafts songs you can take with you on your journey. Over alternative pop soundscapes, she bottles emotion, nostalgia, longing, and hope in dynamic and dreamy anthems. After generating millions of streams and earning acclaim from the likes of NME, Complex, and many more, her cinematic approach flourishes on the 2023 Kingdom…
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Mel Blue fuse nostalgia and modernity; crafting dance music imbued with a combination of reflection and forward-thinking creativity. Splitting their lives between Sydney and London, the trio have built a solid reputation for their euphoric hybrid dance music. At its core their sound is melancholy and introspective yet delicately balanced with wistful textures and filtered…
Read MoreParis Paloma
Paris Paloma calls on men to stop chasing approval in a system that harms everyone on “Good Boy” feat. Emma Thompson. With biting wit and unflinching honesty, the track flips manosphere rhetoric into a rallying cry for dismantling patriarchy and reclaiming solidarity between men and women. This new chapter builds on a breakthrough year. Paris’…
Read MoreM. Byrd
M. Byrd found himself in a wholly foreign place upon becoming a father for the first time. Enveloped by the moment, the German singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer transfers this energy onto his 2025 full-length offering, A Better Place [Nettwerk]. He took the first step on this perpetual journey as a kid obsessed with…
Read MoreMartin Kerr
Martin Kerr sings what you’re thinking. A folk troubadour for the post-truth age, his outspoken and poetic takes are connecting with millions of listeners around the world. He blends the urgent issues of the day with deeply personal narratives in honest and nostalgic folk arrangements that invite you to sing along. Explosive growth on social…
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The wonderful thing about Perloff-Giles’ love affair with songwriting is that it did not suddenly transform him into some cliche’d confessional balladeer. First, there were the professional considerations. His time in music-biz songwriting rooms, his way with a melody and his electronic production acumen all opened doors, and he’s continued contributing songs to the likes…
Read MoreHtennek Niwhsa
Htennek Niwsha’s piano piano is music that beautifully decays before your very eyes, while retaining a sense of permanence that lingers in your mind long after the record stops. This new project from Ken Harrison and Ashwin Sood, masterminds behind the ambient pop outfit PANToNE VU, is one of the most enchanting and mysterious collections…
Read MoreShrimpnose
Few artists can claim that music “saved their life” with more authority than Shrimpnose. The LA-via-Minnesota experimental electronic artist has struggled with a speech impediment since the age of five that has hindered his ability to communicate with peers, survive school and hold down a job. Since dropping out of college to pursue music production…
Read MoreLaura Lucas
Canadian-born, Australia-based singer-songwriter Laura Lucas invites listeners into a world of intimate, indie-folk storytelling with her debut album, There’s a Place I Go (out November 14 via Nettwerk). Produced by Tom Iansek (Big Scary, #1 Dads, Maple Glider) across six weeks in London, There’s a Place I Go is a fearlessly tender exploration of…
Read MoreKatelyn Tarver
Katelyn Tarver has never shied away from the truth — even when it hurts. On her third full-length album, slated for spring 2026, the Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and actress chronicles the raw process of self-reinvention after the end of her decade-long marriage, turning heartbreak into hard-won clarity. The result is an intimate collection of…
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