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CMAT is back with a country anthem, Kali Uchis kick starts a new era, and Lucy Dacus unveils her stunning fourth album: it’s Wonderlist!
CMAT – “Running/Planning”
Ireland’s country crooner CMAT makes a deft and delicious comeback with “Running/Planning”. Her 2023 record Crazymad, For Me, was one of the year’s best, and she has now returned with news of a follow-up, EURO-COUNTRY, coming in late August. The new single is a glimpse inside the forthcoming work, a subtle and vibrant opus with sentimental, folky sonics and a stunning vocal performance.
Kali Uchis – “Sunshine & Rain…”
Grammy-winning superstar Kali Uchis kickstarts a new musical epoch with a teaser single from her May-set fifth studio album, Sincerely. The new cut “Sunshine & Rain…” is softly intoxicating and unassumingly kaleidoscopic, with a nostalgic edge running throughout the gentle grooves and dreamy vocals for Uchis.
Lucy Dacus – Forever Is A Feeling
Lucy Dacus’ gorgeous fourth solo album is a gargantuan feat of gentility. With collaborators like Hozier, Blake Mills, Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, Dacus has concocted a delicate piece of art that envelopes you in its raw emotionality, and guides you through it to a brighter perspective. One of the best albums of the year, so far.
Little Simz – “Free”
9th May is marked in our calendars – Little Simz’ sixth studio album, Lotus, will be gifted to us at long last. In the meantime, the unparalleled wordsmith and polymath has shared a second single from the forthcoming work; “Free” is mature, concise and soulful jazzy hip hop, Simz at her seamless and focused best.
Rico Nasty – “ON THE LOW”
Larger-than-life rap persona Rico Nasty is gearing up to share her new studio album, LETHAL, on 16th May. The new taste of the body of work comes in the form of “ON THE LOW”, a track that borrows from pop’s current glitchy and endoscopic zeitgeist whilst feeling inherently Nasty with playful bars and chopping flows.
Nemzzz – “Rents Due”
UK rap’s next big thing further cements his name among the highest tier of his cohort with stellar new mixtape, “Rents Due”. The 14-pronged project boasts features from Central Cee and Kyle Richh, and sees Nemzzz experiment with an array of rap sub-sounds to great effect.
Venna – “Prophet”
UK jazz aficionado Venna returns with spellbinding self-produced single “Prophet”. The cut sees the Grammy winning saxophonist and producer pick up where he left off with his flawless previous output, effortlessly elegant and technically thrilling. The accompanying Aymane Alhamid directed video is one of the year’s most impactful to date.
Yukimi – For You
One half of celebrated duo Little Dragon, vocalist and creative powerhouse Yukimi steps out as a solo artist with a fantastic debut solo album, For You. Released via Ninja Tune, the stunning musical tapestry sprawls across jazz, electro pop, hip hop and psychedelia with a soul-led core. Uniquely exploring love and loss, it’s colourful, cascading and considerably compelling.
Black Honey – “Psycho”
Moody and majestic, Black Honey’s return single is pure, unadulterated cinematic bliss. “Psycho” is a paragon of what the band are all about – grandstand hooks, playful lyricism and delivishly dark pop goodness.
Coco Jones – “You”
One of the hottest names in contemporary R&B Coco Jones is building up a head of steam ahead of her forthcoming debut album, Why Not More?, set for release in late April. New single “You” is decadently performed and gregariously groove-laden.
DJ Python ft. Jawnino & Organ Tapes – “Dai Buki”
Enigmatic producer DJ Python has shared “i was put on this earth” his first solo body of music in three years, and his XL Recordings debut. Lead single “Dai Buki” features London’s most lore fuelled MC Jawnino and the anonymous songsmith Organ Tapes, and is an ambient and trip-laden journey into glistening soundscapes and searing reflection.
Bb Trickz – “not a pretty girl”
Charli xcx and Ice Spice collaborator Bb Trickz unveils a tongue-in-cheek, guise-heavy new single, “not a pretty girl”. The track samples Clairo and sees the Spanish singer and rapper bring snappy flows and flirty lyricism to a bubblegum backdrop.
Yaya Bey ft. Father Philis – “merlot and griglo”
In a sonic shift from her decorated 2024 album Ten Fold, Yaya Bey kicks off a new chapter by celebrating their family’s Bajan heritage with a vibrant and homage-filled new single. “merlot and griglo” is a self-produced sultry single that borrows the charisma of Bajan dancehall artist Father Philis and announces Bey’s signing to NYC-based label drink sum wtr.
Amie Blu – “swimming in pity”
Stepping away from creamy soul and into rich and raw folk rock, Amie Blu flaunts her sonic diversity and brilliant songwriting on heartfelt new single “swimming in pity”. The South London singer-songwriter brings her most authentic self to the delectable instrumental, whilst the hook is an unassuming sing-along pile-driver.
Chaos In The CBD – “Marlboro Sounds”
Cherished electronic duo Chaos In The CBD give us the latest look at their forthcoming 9th May-set record with a heady new single. “Marlboro Sounds” is a house-heavy head-bopper that twists, turns and triumphs across its zippy six plus minute run time.
BEEFCAKE – “Smothering”
Somewhere between FKA twigs and Jockstrap, the fresh single from avant garde duo BEEFCAKE is a softly stunning masterpiece. Plucked from a forthcoming debut EP, this pair have the artistic depth and technical nuance to rise swiftly and succinctly.
Finn Foxell – “EASIER”
Shepherds Bush rapper-singer Finn Foxell returns with surprise single “EASIER” taken from his debut album MAMA’S BOY out next month. “EASIER” showcases Finn’s raw emotion through his introspective lyrics, blending Rap and Rock to curate a sound that fuses the past and present of his artistic evolution.
Skye Newman – “Hairdresser”
From the very first note, it’s clear Skye Newman is an ambitious and highly talented singer. And her songwriting matches up – weaving a tale of self-expression and resilience. As far as debut singles go, the South East London-based newcomer comes out the gate prolifically.
Ruger – BlownBoy RU
Nigerian heavyweight Ruger is back with a sensational sophomore full-length, BlownBoy RU, that sees the songwriter nestle further into his Afrodancehall sonic identity and progress his songwriting tenfold. The album also boasts features from the likes of trailblazers Tiwa Savage and Zlatan.
Jax Jones ft. sooyeon and Rebecca Black – “Bad Boys”
Joining up with forward thinking label Eastern Margins, dance mainstay Jax Jones enlists a motley duo for a glitching hyper-pop-adjacent gem. “Bad Boys” has vocals from Rebecca Black and co-production from party-starter sooyeon. Whatever combo of sounds and styles this is, it works – flawlessly.
Maya Delilah – “Man Of The House”
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Maya Delilah has finally unveiled her much anticipated debut album, The Long Way Round, via Decca/Blue Note. Key single “Man Of The House” is a deft and dreamy folk pop anthem, with cracking guitar inflections and witty songwriting.
Raquel Martins – “IF I GAVE U MY DREAM”
Progressing her immaculate musicality at each passing turn, alt favourite Raquel Martins merges jazz with folk-laden pop on a dazzling new drop. “IF I GAVE U MY DREAM” is performed with poise and potency, whilst the intricate guitar work is a pure joy to become enveloped within.
Ellen Beth Abdi – “Sad Chord”
Newcomer Ellen Beth Abdi announces her debut album is due late May, and shares an entrancing sophomore single. “Sad Chord” captivates from its opening synth patter, with Abdi’s riveting vocals and progressively zealous production a gripping sonic habitat.
Josie Oliver – “listen to this when you buy a house”
Midlands indie pop artist Josie Oliver has dropped a new EP, “listen to this when you buy a house”. Stripped-back and emotionally potent musical landscapes give plenty of space for Oliver’s deft and delicate vocal presence, as she wraps the listener up in her heart-rending narratives.
Keys the Prince – “Back 2 Me”
West London artist Keys the Prince is back with a slick self-produced single “Back 2 Me”. Combining Afro sonic tendencies with sharp vocal flows and an R&B essence, the rising talent brings plenty of craft and charm to this sun-kissed new one.
Grace Davies – “MDE”
Singer-songwriter and producer Grace Davies is back and ready to make irony fashionable again, with her new single ‘MDE’. Indulging in a thick mist of witty sarcasm, Grace delivers a multi-layered sonic experience with irresistible indie pop sounds and irreverent social commentary.
AKIA – “DUMB”
AKIA, one of the most exciting and naturally intriguing new voices in the Atlanta landscape right now follows up recent single “DND” with her intoxicating debut project ‘DUMB’. Crafting some of the most addictive R&B ballads to surface in recent months, AKIA continues her rapid ascent towards the upper echelons of the scene thanks to her new EP, which consists of four intricately interwoven soundtracks.
Anwar Noire – “GRIM”
South West Londoner Anwar Noire steps correct with his debut EP “GRIM”. Displaying lyrical integrity that captures street life and the vigorous journey, challenges, and development of a young creative in London, the EP elevates the grit associated with inner-city adolescence, amplifying the raw realities of Anwar’s past and spotlighting the important stories being told across his community.
Lucy Park – “There I Go”
Lucy Park’s evocative storytelling is on full display across her new cut “There I Go”, weaving smooth, bossa nova-inspired melodies to create an ambient yet captivating record. The rising star delves into themes of bittersweet relationship endings and the embrace of change, further solidifying her presence as one of the most exciting and emotive voices in the alternative R&B scene.
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CMAT is back with a country anthem, Kali Uchis kick starts a new era, and Lucy Dacus unveils her stunning fourth album: it’s Wonderlist!
CMAT – “Running/Planning”
Ireland’s country crooner CMAT makes a deft and delicious comeback with “Running/Planning”. Her 2023 record Crazymad, For Me, was one of the year’s best, and she has now returned with news of a follow-up, EURO-COUNTRY, coming in late August. The new single is a glimpse inside the forthcoming work, a subtle and vibrant opus with sentimental, folky sonics and a stunning vocal performance.
Kali Uchis – “Sunshine & Rain…”
Grammy-winning superstar Kali Uchis kickstarts a new musical epoch with a teaser single from her May-set fifth studio album, Sincerely. The new cut “Sunshine & Rain…” is softly intoxicating and unassumingly kaleidoscopic, with a nostalgic edge running throughout the gentle grooves and dreamy vocals for Uchis.
Lucy Dacus – Forever Is A Feeling
Lucy Dacus’ gorgeous fourth solo album is a gargantuan feat of gentility. With collaborators like Hozier, Blake Mills, Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker, Dacus has concocted a delicate piece of art that envelopes you in its raw emotionality, and guides you through it to a brighter perspective. One of the best albums of the year, so far.
Little Simz – “Free”
9th May is marked in our calendars – Little Simz’ sixth studio album, Lotus, will be gifted to us at long last. In the meantime, the unparalleled wordsmith and polymath has shared a second single from the forthcoming work; “Free” is mature, concise and soulful jazzy hip hop, Simz at her seamless and focused best.
Rico Nasty – “ON THE LOW”
Larger-than-life rap persona Rico Nasty is gearing up to share her new studio album, LETHAL, on 16th May. The new taste of the body of work comes in the form of “ON THE LOW”, a track that borrows from pop’s current glitchy and endoscopic zeitgeist whilst feeling inherently Nasty with playful bars and chopping flows.
Nemzzz – “Rents Due”
UK rap’s next big thing further cements his name among the highest tier of his cohort with stellar new mixtape, “Rents Due”. The 14-pronged project boasts features from Central Cee and Kyle Richh, and sees Nemzzz experiment with an array of rap sub-sounds to great effect.
Venna – “Prophet”
UK jazz aficionado Venna returns with spellbinding self-produced single “Prophet”. The cut sees the Grammy winning saxophonist and producer pick up where he left off with his flawless previous output, effortlessly elegant and technically thrilling. The accompanying Aymane Alhamid directed video is one of the year’s most impactful to date.
Yukimi – For You
One half of celebrated duo Little Dragon, vocalist and creative powerhouse Yukimi steps out as a solo artist with a fantastic debut solo album, For You. Released via Ninja Tune, the stunning musical tapestry sprawls across jazz, electro pop, hip hop and psychedelia with a soul-led core. Uniquely exploring love and loss, it’s colourful, cascading and considerably compelling.
Black Honey – “Psycho”
Moody and majestic, Black Honey’s return single is pure, unadulterated cinematic bliss. “Psycho” is a paragon of what the band are all about – grandstand hooks, playful lyricism and delivishly dark pop goodness.
Coco Jones – “You”
One of the hottest names in contemporary R&B Coco Jones is building up a head of steam ahead of her forthcoming debut album, Why Not More?, set for release in late April. New single “You” is decadently performed and gregariously groove-laden.
DJ Python ft. Jawnino & Organ Tapes – “Dai Buki”
Enigmatic producer DJ Python has shared “i was put on this earth” his first solo body of music in three years, and his XL Recordings debut. Lead single “Dai Buki” features London’s most lore fuelled MC Jawnino and the anonymous songsmith Organ Tapes, and is an ambient and trip-laden journey into glistening soundscapes and searing reflection.
Bb Trickz – “not a pretty girl”
Charli xcx and Ice Spice collaborator Bb Trickz unveils a tongue-in-cheek, guise-heavy new single, “not a pretty girl”. The track samples Clairo and sees the Spanish singer and rapper bring snappy flows and flirty lyricism to a bubblegum backdrop.
Yaya Bey ft. Father Philis – “merlot and griglo”
In a sonic shift from her decorated 2024 album Ten Fold, Yaya Bey kicks off a new chapter by celebrating their family’s Bajan heritage with a vibrant and homage-filled new single. “merlot and griglo” is a self-produced sultry single that borrows the charisma of Bajan dancehall artist Father Philis and announces Bey’s signing to NYC-based label drink sum wtr.
Amie Blu – “swimming in pity”
Stepping away from creamy soul and into rich and raw folk rock, Amie Blu flaunts her sonic diversity and brilliant songwriting on heartfelt new single “swimming in pity”. The South London singer-songwriter brings her most authentic self to the delectable instrumental, whilst the hook is an unassuming sing-along pile-driver.
Chaos In The CBD – “Marlboro Sounds”
Cherished electronic duo Chaos In The CBD give us the latest look at their forthcoming 9th May-set record with a heady new single. “Marlboro Sounds” is a house-heavy head-bopper that twists, turns and triumphs across its zippy six plus minute run time.
BEEFCAKE – “Smothering”
Somewhere between FKA twigs and Jockstrap, the fresh single from avant garde duo BEEFCAKE is a softly stunning masterpiece. Plucked from a forthcoming debut EP, this pair have the artistic depth and technical nuance to rise swiftly and succinctly.
Finn Foxell – “EASIER”
Shepherds Bush rapper-singer Finn Foxell returns with surprise single “EASIER” taken from his debut album MAMA’S BOY out next month. “EASIER” showcases Finn’s raw emotion through his introspective lyrics, blending Rap and Rock to curate a sound that fuses the past and present of his artistic evolution.
Skye Newman – “Hairdresser”
From the very first note, it’s clear Skye Newman is an ambitious and highly talented singer. And her songwriting matches up – weaving a tale of self-expression and resilience. As far as debut singles go, the South East London-based newcomer comes out the gate prolifically.
Ruger – BlownBoy RU
Nigerian heavyweight Ruger is back with a sensational sophomore full-length, BlownBoy RU, that sees the songwriter nestle further into his Afrodancehall sonic identity and progress his songwriting tenfold. The album also boasts features from the likes of trailblazers Tiwa Savage and Zlatan.
Jax Jones ft. sooyeon and Rebecca Black – “Bad Boys”
Joining up with forward thinking label Eastern Margins, dance mainstay Jax Jones enlists a motley duo for a glitching hyper-pop-adjacent gem. “Bad Boys” has vocals from Rebecca Black and co-production from party-starter sooyeon. Whatever combo of sounds and styles this is, it works – flawlessly.
Maya Delilah – “Man Of The House”
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Maya Delilah has finally unveiled her much anticipated debut album, The Long Way Round, via Decca/Blue Note. Key single “Man Of The House” is a deft and dreamy folk pop anthem, with cracking guitar inflections and witty songwriting.
Raquel Martins – “IF I GAVE U MY DREAM”
Progressing her immaculate musicality at each passing turn, alt favourite Raquel Martins merges jazz with folk-laden pop on a dazzling new drop. “IF I GAVE U MY DREAM” is performed with poise and potency, whilst the intricate guitar work is a pure joy to become enveloped within.
Ellen Beth Abdi – “Sad Chord”
Newcomer Ellen Beth Abdi announces her debut album is due late May, and shares an entrancing sophomore single. “Sad Chord” captivates from its opening synth patter, with Abdi’s riveting vocals and progressively zealous production a gripping sonic habitat.
Josie Oliver – “listen to this when you buy a house”
Midlands indie pop artist Josie Oliver has dropped a new EP, “listen to this when you buy a house”. Stripped-back and emotionally potent musical landscapes give plenty of space for Oliver’s deft and delicate vocal presence, as she wraps the listener up in her heart-rending narratives.
Keys the Prince – “Back 2 Me”
West London artist Keys the Prince is back with a slick self-produced single “Back 2 Me”. Combining Afro sonic tendencies with sharp vocal flows and an R&B essence, the rising talent brings plenty of craft and charm to this sun-kissed new one.
Grace Davies – “MDE”
Singer-songwriter and producer Grace Davies is back and ready to make irony fashionable again, with her new single ‘MDE’. Indulging in a thick mist of witty sarcasm, Grace delivers a multi-layered sonic experience with irresistible indie pop sounds and irreverent social commentary.
AKIA – “DUMB”
AKIA, one of the most exciting and naturally intriguing new voices in the Atlanta landscape right now follows up recent single “DND” with her intoxicating debut project ‘DUMB’. Crafting some of the most addictive R&B ballads to surface in recent months, AKIA continues her rapid ascent towards the upper echelons of the scene thanks to her new EP, which consists of four intricately interwoven soundtracks.
Anwar Noire – “GRIM”
South West Londoner Anwar Noire steps correct with his debut EP “GRIM”. Displaying lyrical integrity that captures street life and the vigorous journey, challenges, and development of a young creative in London, the EP elevates the grit associated with inner-city adolescence, amplifying the raw realities of Anwar’s past and spotlighting the important stories being told across his community.
Lucy Park – “There I Go”
Lucy Park’s evocative storytelling is on full display across her new cut “There I Go”, weaving smooth, bossa nova-inspired melodies to create an ambient yet captivating record. The rising star delves into themes of bittersweet relationship endings and the embrace of change, further solidifying her presence as one of the most exciting and emotive voices in the alternative R&B scene.
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