
Written during last year’s lockdown, ‘Every Night’ is the latest release from Canadian artist Miko. With introspective (yet liberating) lyricism, the song reminds us that in the grand scheme of things, we’re just ‘a dot on a page’.

Written during last year’s lockdown, ‘Every Night’ is the latest release from Canadian artist Miko. With introspective (yet liberating) lyricism, the song reminds us that in the grand scheme of things, we’re just ‘a dot on a page’.

Having already signed a deal with the powerhouse that is BMG Publishing, it’s fair to say that Katie Kittermaster is already making significant headway within the UK music scene.
Katie’s unique approach to writing melancholic sad-pop has been winning her fans across the world for some time, and it’s looking like the next twelve months could be when she finally breaks through to the mainstream!

Still only 25-years old, and yet Alex Aiono has already achieved more than most could hope to achieve within this industry; he’s already amassed a billion views on YouTube, 500 million streams, 6 million followers across social media, hit the top 10, sold out tours globally and starred in movie roles.
Now he’s back with new single ‘Played Out’, and it’s a full reflection of the artist as he is today; a record producer, writer and performer.
“This new era of music for me is special because I’m on an endeavour to continually reach deeper. With every release, I see more of me in my music. This next era truly will be the deepest I’ve gone yet, and as I live more life and dive further into who I am, I plan to share it with the world.”

Hailing from Montreal, rising Canadian rap artist JordyBoy delivers an assertive debut single in the form of ‘Out the Box’. Filled with charisma, confidence and charm, this talent looks set to become the new voice of a generation.
“‘Out the Box’ is very special for me because it represents the beginning of a new era in my life. I’m so psyched to finally present this video to the world. After everything I’ve been through in the last few years, I feel like I’m finally going somewhere with my music.”
Debut EP ‘Lemonade Boy’ will be available later this year on Joy Ride Records.

London artist KDVSGOLIATH is proving himself to be one of the most versatile new talents to emerge from the country. From UK Drill to alternative pop-punk, this kid is unafraid to experiment and push himself with the music he constructs.
On ‘SAD’, the singer-songwriter tells the story of a young man getting in his own way while in a relationship.
“I made this song a few days after meeting my first girlfriend. The relationship was clouded by the fear that I would one day lose her, and that got in the way of me being able to love her properly… My love became a burden and it drove me to let her go.”
The new EP ‘Bipolar’ is scheduled for release on 17th July 2021.

DYLVN is a promising new solo artist from San Clemente in California, who’s approach to acoustic pop is refreshingly honest and relatable. It’s a sound that immediately draws you into this artist’s world and leaves you hooked for more.
“This song I wrote right after a girl ended things. It was the easiest song I have ever written in my life but also the hardest because it hit home so hard. I hope you guys feel the emotion and connect if you have been through something similar. I gave everything I had, but in return all I got was my head turning back.”

Hailing from Boston, Coral Moons are an outfit who seamlessly fuse elements of indie, rock, dream pop and old-school soul into something that feels distinctly unique and wonderfully charming.
“‘Like We Used To’ is a song about an old lover, and that toxic energy that keeps wanting to pull you back into an old relationship while you fantasise about it.
Taken from the debut album ‘Fieldcrest’ which is out on 6th August 2021.

Getters are an indie-rock trio emerging from Houston who’s recent singles have gained considerable momentum, each hitting hundred’s of thousands of streams. With a significant fan base that is already rapidly growing, it will only be a matter of time before this outfit take over the indie world by storm.
“We aim to connect with people the best way we know how. Until we’re able to perform in a live setting, our hope is that anyone can listen and relate to a lyric or experience a feeling we felt when writing these songs.” – Jerry Nettles, Getters
Taken from the EP ‘ We Are Getters’ which is out now.

Hailing from the Scottish city of Edinburgh, Jennifer Stewart is a singer and songwriter who is inspired by the likes of HAIM, Harry Styles and Fleetwood Mac. Blending retro guitar influences with a more current pop sensibility, this artist crafts songs with relatable lyrics and catchy melodies.
Carrying a message that we can all relate with, ‘Cool’ is about facing insecurities and learning to accept yourself.

Taking inspiration from her Cameroonian roots, London-based singer, songwriter and producer AnFlo blends RnB with Afropop to create an honest and melodic sound that encourages the listener to introspectively reflect on themselves and the world around them.
“‘Pause’ is about the moment that we realise that we’re no longer on the same page as our partner, and we decide to take a minute to understand each other and work it out. ‘I’d rather fight for us than fight against you.'”

A tremendously exciting South African outfit, Bye Beneco are crafting a kind of indie-pop that is immediately arresting. This is a dreamy, cosmic, almost avant-garde approach to music-making that is not only refreshingly original, but also easy to listen to and feel connected with.
With three successful European tours already under their belt, this SAMA nominated group are already garnering attention globally, having recently been picked up by Apple’s Platoon in London and EarthBeat Bookings in Amsterdam.
“This song is destined and dedicated to dancing hard when we can do that again. The circling instrumental chorus is somewhat of a meditation to me. I had strong feelings about endless roads and wide open spaces that at the time of writing, could not be imagined as filled with life.” – Lenny-Dee Doucha, Bye Beneco

One of the most exciting Nordic talents to emerge so far this year, Faunea delivers a fresh approach to electronic pop that feels dark, eclectic and wildly captivating.
“I am an alien, born in a human body. I come from the planet Pluto, but was born in Nakskov”
‘Psycho Love’ was written out of a personal experience where Faunea was into someone so much that she almost chased him around, and includes Elektrik People as a guest feature.

Bomberjak is a Swedish project that has been around since 2015. Hailing from Stockholm, these two friends release music that is constantly evolving in concepts and styles.
‘All The Way Up’ is a dance-pop song that incorporates elements of indie, creating something that feels familiar yet forward-thinking.
Taken from the upcoming sophomore album ‘Unexpected Habits’.

One of my favourite new talents this year, OCTAVIO the Dweeb is back with the fantastic ‘Slow Drag’.
Now with over 330k monthly listeners on Spotify alone and a rapidly growing fanbase joining the movement, this artist is set to become a household name in the years to come. On the new single, he says:
“In life, so many things don’t go how we plan and some things just aren’t meant to work out. But a lot of amazing things can happen when you take a step back that you could have never planned. Kind of like this song. I started writing a song and a few hours into it I realised I didn’t like it anymore haha. I went outside with the producer and writer I work with. We started smoking a joint and singing ‘take a slow drag’ as a joke. Next thing I know it’s my next single and it has turned into one of the most special songs I have ever written.”

Toronto talent Jenny Palacios returns today with a beautifully blended mix of emo and alt-pop in the form of new single ‘Noah’.
Jenny is currently using the time given in the recent flip of the world, to write and co-produce her first solo EP, remotely co-writing and collaborating with other DIY artists.

‘Are We There Yet’ is a gorgeously shimmering song from Southern California duo Motel 7. With airy vocals, a simple melody and thoughtful production, this track is sure to be one of the summer’s standout indie-pop releases.

A deeply moving piece of melancholic alt-rock from Canadian outfit Lost In Japan, ‘Disguise’ is a song that’s all about seeing someone you love change before your eyes in an instant.
Lost in Japan will be performing multiple digital performances across Canada to debut their new EP ‘Somedays‘, which is out now.

Delivering a new approach to alt-pop, 22-year old Japanese-American talent Tanisako is not only a singer and songwriter but also producer.
‘Young & Dangerous’ is an exhilarating piece of music that feels industrial and abrasive, yet still carries a heavy emotive undertone that contracts perfectly.

A new Norwegian duo who have blended mellow indie-pop with subtle hip hop tones in the most finessed way you could imagine.

Just in time for the summer season, UK talent Barny Fletcher is back with brand new single ‘Click’. This is an infectious alt-pop bop that’s all about that moment when you and a potential partner just ‘Click’.
“We wrote this in mid-2020 at Josef Page’s place down in Peckham Rye. I wanted to make something in the same vein as ‘Hey Ya’ or ‘Feel Good Inc’ – something upbeat, that sounds like summertime.”