JADE fulfils her potential on her captivating debut album, King Princess combines pop magnetism with emotional depth, and Knucks explores his musical roots: it’s Wonderlist!
JADE – “Unconditional”
South Shields’ shimmering presence JADE has finally shared her long-awaited debut statement, THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY. The album fully fleshes out her stylistic and tonally wide-spanning vision of what modern pop can be, with lead single “Unconditional” a paradigm of the LP’s appeal.
Joy Orbison – “do it again”
Following a monumental few years of defining sets and crossover collaborations, Joy Orbison is positioned as one of the best and biggest producers in Britain. Teasing his next era, following the esoteric Joe James collaboration “bastard”, Joy shares “play it again”, a progressive, atmospheric masterwork.
Knucks ft. Blaqbonez – “Gold Tooth”
One of UK rap’s protagonists is sharing his sophomore album on 31st October. Knucks’ A Fine African Man looks bound to be among the best records in the scene in 2025, with this third teaser, “Gold Tooth” with Blaqbonez, illustrating the rapper’s lyrical nous and untouchable charisma.
Djo – “Mr. Mountebank”
The remainder of 2025 belongs to Joe Keery. With Stranger Things’ final season due later this year, the multi-faceted Keery has dropped a whole new surprise album, a matter of months after sharing his critically acclaimed latest LP. The lead single of The Crux Deluxe is “Mr. Mountebank”, a glitchy electro pop sing-along.
Wolf Alice – “Just Two Girls”
Fresh off the release of their No.1 charting fourth studio album, The Clearing, British guitar music’s best band, Wolf Alice, shares a wonderful new video for standout track “Just Two Girls”. Directed by Colin Solal Cardo and featuring actor Lucy Boynton – who looks remarkably similar to Ellie Rowsell – it’s pure joy for the eyes.
Rachel Chinouriri – “What A Life”
UK indie pop sweetheart Rachel Chinouriri further augments her “Little House” EP from earlier this year with a bonus track. “What A Life” is a sincere, heartfelt ballad that feels among the singer-songwriter’s most personal releases to date.
King Princess – “Jaime”
One of the most beloved artists in contemporary pop, King Princess has just shared her third and best record, Girl Violence, a product of hardship portrayed as resilience. Standout cut “Jaime” is a stunning piece of maximalist balladry.
Pollyfromthedirt – “Cherry seeds”
Rooted in the malaise and beauty of suburban England, Darlington-raised, Manchester-based newcomer Pollyfromthedirt may only be three songs into his discography, but there’s already the air of something special surrounding him. This latest, “Cherry seeds”, is smart, sincere and soulful lo-fi indie rock.
Vaarwell – “corinthia”
Lisbon-born, London-based electronic duo have dropped perhaps their most noteworthy cut to date. A debut glimpse into their forthcoming mixtape, “3AM On The Northern Line”, this new one “corinthia” is immersive and forward-thinking, a progressive continuation of their genre-bending sounds.
Silver Gore – “25 Metres”
Wonderfully unique and deftly nuanced, the debut EP, “Dogs In Heaven”, from duo Silver Gore is an impeccable opening statement. Lead single “25 Metres” is one of the most emotionally resonant cuts from the project, with sweeping instrumentation and rousing vocals.
Genesis Owusu – “PIRATE RADIO”
Australian experimentalist is back for the first time since his brilliant 2023 sophomore album, unleashing a stinging, sensational single “PIRATE RADIO”. With punk-tinged electronic production, sizzling delivery and potent, affecting and political lyricism.
Strandz ft. Mnelia – “Ms.Tery”
UK rap boundary-pusher Strandz has been building his name as one of the best around, and with this excellent new mixtape, “Diaspora Dance Music”, he cements himself among the upper echelons. Focus track “Ms.Tery” is a standout.
Lord Apex – “EM4”
Lord Apex’s latest offering, “EM4”, finds the Londoner unleashing a series of razor-sharp verses over menacing, atmospheric production from longtime collaborator Angus Luke. Serving as another glimpse of the Smoke Sessions Vol. 4 album, the track underscores Apex’s command of the mic and his flair for vivid storytelling.
Ife Ogunjobi ft. Samm Henshaw – “Cali”
Best known for his work as the trumpet player of UK jazz’s biggest band, Ezra Collective, the polymathic talents of Ife Ogunjobi are increasingly becoming clear. After impressing with a run of solo releases, for this latest cut, “Cali”, Ife has linked up with the soulful sounds of Samm Henshaw for a slick, West Coast-infused gem.
Dove Ellis – “To The Sandals”
Another incredible new talent, Manchester-based Irishman Dove Ellis’s “To The Sandals” is a touching and intricate treat. A debut single that cultivates a resounding sonic identity, Ellis sings like a second coming of the legendary Jeff Buckley.
Amie Blu – “legs”
As she approaches a long-awaited debut album, when all is said and done, Amie Blu’s run of singles has been near flawless. This latest, “legs”, was introduced by a COLORS showcase and features a swooningly soulful 6/8 backdrop and introspect-laden lyricism.
Pozer – “Jersey King”
The man who brought the American style of rhythm into the forefront of UK drill, Pozer, stakes his claim as the “Jersey King”. It might still be early days in his career, but the snappy cut feels like a victory lap from one of the London scene’s most prolific players.
jasmine.4.t – “I Can’t Believe I Did This Without You”
Following a busy summer of festival slots and a wonderful debut album early in the year, rising singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t adds five tracks to a deluxe edition. “I Can’t Believe I Did This Without You” is the focus track, a snappy and heartfelt alt-rock gem.
George Riley – “Rain”
An ‘if you know, you know’ artist who is starting to garner the flowers she deserves, the wonderfully elusive George Riley delivers a long-awaited, colour-laden mixtape, “More Is More”. Key track “Rain” epitomises the musical craft and tonal diversity that the Londoner has to offer.
Sofia & The Antoinettes – “INTROSPECTION”
London-based vocal powerhouse Sofia & The Antoinettes is impressing with each release in the build-up to her debut EP, “Women Who Love Too Much”, due 26th September. New teaser “INTROSPECTION” is an emotionally potent ballad about lost love and identity.
Ruthlss – “Feel Good”
Producer, composer and DJ Ruthlss is back following the release of her debut EP, diving deeper into progressive structure and sound palettes with “Feel Good”. It’s euphoric, complex, quite the sonic escapade.
Jerkcurb – “Larchmont”
More than half a decade on from releasing one of the quintessential dream pop albums of recent times – 2019’s Air Con Eden – Jerkcurb are back. Comeback cut “Larchmont” is mature, sophisticated, subtle, and gently cinematic.
WAYNE SNOW – “Fearless”
Nigerian-born, Brussels-based WAYNE SNOW is a bold and captivating presence in alternative soul. Plucked from the new album, Snowdrome, out on 17th October, “Fearless” is a grand, compelling and genre-bending piece of work.
Nightmares On Wax ft. Yasiin Bey – “Bang Bien”
A visionary whose legacy precedes itself, Warp Records stalwart Nightmare On Wax continues to reinvent the sonic wheel. A new mixtape is around the corner, and for now, we’ve been blessed with the enthralling new slow-burner “Bang Bien”, featuring the one and only Yasiin Bey.
Casper Grey ft. Maly – “Not Leaving But Not Loving”
A pillar of creative virtue, the multi-talented Casper Grey returns with a visceral depiction of fragmented love, told through a gritty visual and stellar musical composition, with the help of singer Maly. It’s a tough watch, but well worth your time.
GEE LEE & Shaolin Cowboy – “The Moment I Dance”
Two of London’s hottest DJ-producers in the game right now, GEE LEE and Shaolin Cowboy, have shared a brand new collaborative double-release titled “The Moment I Dance”. The title cut takes inspiration from the grooves of classic house and garage, whilst its counterpart, “Odyssey”, ventures into more experimental territory.
Allie X – “Is Anybody Out There”
Sharing her first track of the year in typically infectious style, pop provacteur Allie X delivers new anthem, “Is Anybody Out There”. Self-produced and written, the cut tackles isolation and loneliness with a wink and a sigh.
Stella Donnelly – “Feel It Change”
Naarm-based, Boorloo-raised folk singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly is always a rich and rewarding listen. New cut “Feel It Change” – taken from newly announced album, Love and Fortune, due 7th November via Brace Yourself Records – is a wistful and intimate reflection on broken relationships.
Skylar Simone – “Pedestal”
Across “Pedestal”, LA singer-songwriter and musician Skylar Simone emerges both tender and self-assured while confronting the fragile space between external pressure and the desire for genuine connection. Created alongside GRAMMY-winners and multi-platinum collaborators, the future is bright for this young superstar in the making.
Blondshell – “Thumbtack” Live for Vevo DSCVR
The latest offering in Vevo’s series of DSCVR performances, the leading music video network enlists the wonderful Wonderland alum Blondshell for a stellar rendition of “Thumbtack”, plucked from her recent acclaimed album, If You Asked For A Picture.
Aaron Rowe – “Drawing the Line”
Currently supporting Lewis Capaldi on his UK and Ireland tour, Irish riser Aaron Rowe offers a brilliant debut EP in the form of “Exodus”. The standout is “Drawing the Line”, a track built on subtle songwriting and a deeply expressive vocal showing.
Reuben Aziz – “too many”
Reuben Aziz’s “Too Many” leans on Pop and Soul sonics fused with R&B, which sits at the core of Southampton-born, London-based Reuben Aziz’s musical direction. We get a chance to hear a blend of his sonic inspirations that cover numerous generations, such as Michael Jackson, Pharrell and Ne-Yo.
Rex Orange County – “Take A Drive”
Produced by musical maven Pharrell Williams, British artist Rex Orange County is back with “Take A Drive”. A further foray into pop sensibilities, the track is colourful and nostalgic.
Only Fire – “Sex Demon”
Pushing the boundaries of electronic and dance music, Only Fire has shared a devilishly entertaining EP. “Sex Demon” cultivates his signature sound and boasts collaborations with Cortisa Star, DETO BLACK, and Chase Icon.
Hazlett – “Queen of the Season”
Sweden-based Australian folk artist Hazlett has delivered a tender and personal new album, last night you said you missed me. Lead single “Queen of the Season” is particularly affecting, with heartfelt lyricism and melodious guitar work.
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JADE fulfils her potential on her captivating debut album, King Princess combines pop magnetism with emotional depth, and Knucks explores his musical roots: it’s Wonderlist!
JADE – “Unconditional”
South Shields’ shimmering presence JADE has finally shared her long-awaited debut statement, THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY. The album fully fleshes out her stylistic and tonally wide-spanning vision of what modern pop can be, with lead single “Unconditional” a paradigm of the LP’s appeal.
Joy Orbison – “do it again”
Following a monumental few years of defining sets and crossover collaborations, Joy Orbison is positioned as one of the best and biggest producers in Britain. Teasing his next era, following the esoteric Joe James collaboration “bastard”, Joy shares “play it again”, a progressive, atmospheric masterwork.
Knucks ft. Blaqbonez – “Gold Tooth”
One of UK rap’s protagonists is sharing his sophomore album on 31st October. Knucks’ A Fine African Man looks bound to be among the best records in the scene in 2025, with this third teaser, “Gold Tooth” with Blaqbonez, illustrating the rapper’s lyrical nous and untouchable charisma.
Djo – “Mr. Mountebank”
The remainder of 2025 belongs to Joe Keery. With Stranger Things’ final season due later this year, the multi-faceted Keery has dropped a whole new surprise album, a matter of months after sharing his critically acclaimed latest LP. The lead single of The Crux Deluxe is “Mr. Mountebank”, a glitchy electro pop sing-along.
Wolf Alice – “Just Two Girls”
Fresh off the release of their No.1 charting fourth studio album, The Clearing, British guitar music’s best band, Wolf Alice, shares a wonderful new video for standout track “Just Two Girls”. Directed by Colin Solal Cardo and featuring actor Lucy Boynton – who looks remarkably similar to Ellie Rowsell – it’s pure joy for the eyes.
Rachel Chinouriri – “What A Life”
UK indie pop sweetheart Rachel Chinouriri further augments her “Little House” EP from earlier this year with a bonus track. “What A Life” is a sincere, heartfelt ballad that feels among the singer-songwriter’s most personal releases to date.
King Princess – “Jaime”
One of the most beloved artists in contemporary pop, King Princess has just shared her third and best record, Girl Violence, a product of hardship portrayed as resilience. Standout cut “Jaime” is a stunning piece of maximalist balladry.
Pollyfromthedirt – “Cherry seeds”
Rooted in the malaise and beauty of suburban England, Darlington-raised, Manchester-based newcomer Pollyfromthedirt may only be three songs into his discography, but there’s already the air of something special surrounding him. This latest, “Cherry seeds”, is smart, sincere and soulful lo-fi indie rock.
Vaarwell – “corinthia”
Lisbon-born, London-based electronic duo have dropped perhaps their most noteworthy cut to date. A debut glimpse into their forthcoming mixtape, “3AM On The Northern Line”, this new one “corinthia” is immersive and forward-thinking, a progressive continuation of their genre-bending sounds.
Silver Gore – “25 Metres”
Wonderfully unique and deftly nuanced, the debut EP, “Dogs In Heaven”, from duo Silver Gore is an impeccable opening statement. Lead single “25 Metres” is one of the most emotionally resonant cuts from the project, with sweeping instrumentation and rousing vocals.
Genesis Owusu – “PIRATE RADIO”
Australian experimentalist is back for the first time since his brilliant 2023 sophomore album, unleashing a stinging, sensational single “PIRATE RADIO”. With punk-tinged electronic production, sizzling delivery and potent, affecting and political lyricism.
Strandz ft. Mnelia – “Ms.Tery”
UK rap boundary-pusher Strandz has been building his name as one of the best around, and with this excellent new mixtape, “Diaspora Dance Music”, he cements himself among the upper echelons. Focus track “Ms.Tery” is a standout.
Lord Apex – “EM4”
Lord Apex’s latest offering, “EM4”, finds the Londoner unleashing a series of razor-sharp verses over menacing, atmospheric production from longtime collaborator Angus Luke. Serving as another glimpse of the Smoke Sessions Vol. 4 album, the track underscores Apex’s command of the mic and his flair for vivid storytelling.
Ife Ogunjobi ft. Samm Henshaw – “Cali”
Best known for his work as the trumpet player of UK jazz’s biggest band, Ezra Collective, the polymathic talents of Ife Ogunjobi are increasingly becoming clear. After impressing with a run of solo releases, for this latest cut, “Cali”, Ife has linked up with the soulful sounds of Samm Henshaw for a slick, West Coast-infused gem.
Dove Ellis – “To The Sandals”
Another incredible new talent, Manchester-based Irishman Dove Ellis’s “To The Sandals” is a touching and intricate treat. A debut single that cultivates a resounding sonic identity, Ellis sings like a second coming of the legendary Jeff Buckley.
Amie Blu – “legs”
As she approaches a long-awaited debut album, when all is said and done, Amie Blu’s run of singles has been near flawless. This latest, “legs”, was introduced by a COLORS showcase and features a swooningly soulful 6/8 backdrop and introspect-laden lyricism.
Pozer – “Jersey King”
The man who brought the American style of rhythm into the forefront of UK drill, Pozer, stakes his claim as the “Jersey King”. It might still be early days in his career, but the snappy cut feels like a victory lap from one of the London scene’s most prolific players.
jasmine.4.t – “I Can’t Believe I Did This Without You”
Following a busy summer of festival slots and a wonderful debut album early in the year, rising singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t adds five tracks to a deluxe edition. “I Can’t Believe I Did This Without You” is the focus track, a snappy and heartfelt alt-rock gem.
George Riley – “Rain”
An ‘if you know, you know’ artist who is starting to garner the flowers she deserves, the wonderfully elusive George Riley delivers a long-awaited, colour-laden mixtape, “More Is More”. Key track “Rain” epitomises the musical craft and tonal diversity that the Londoner has to offer.
Sofia & The Antoinettes – “INTROSPECTION”
London-based vocal powerhouse Sofia & The Antoinettes is impressing with each release in the build-up to her debut EP, “Women Who Love Too Much”, due 26th September. New teaser “INTROSPECTION” is an emotionally potent ballad about lost love and identity.
Ruthlss – “Feel Good”
Producer, composer and DJ Ruthlss is back following the release of her debut EP, diving deeper into progressive structure and sound palettes with “Feel Good”. It’s euphoric, complex, quite the sonic escapade.
Jerkcurb – “Larchmont”
More than half a decade on from releasing one of the quintessential dream pop albums of recent times – 2019’s Air Con Eden – Jerkcurb are back. Comeback cut “Larchmont” is mature, sophisticated, subtle, and gently cinematic.
WAYNE SNOW – “Fearless”
Nigerian-born, Brussels-based WAYNE SNOW is a bold and captivating presence in alternative soul. Plucked from the new album, Snowdrome, out on 17th October, “Fearless” is a grand, compelling and genre-bending piece of work.
Nightmares On Wax ft. Yasiin Bey – “Bang Bien”
A visionary whose legacy precedes itself, Warp Records stalwart Nightmare On Wax continues to reinvent the sonic wheel. A new mixtape is around the corner, and for now, we’ve been blessed with the enthralling new slow-burner “Bang Bien”, featuring the one and only Yasiin Bey.
Casper Grey ft. Maly – “Not Leaving But Not Loving”
A pillar of creative virtue, the multi-talented Casper Grey returns with a visceral depiction of fragmented love, told through a gritty visual and stellar musical composition, with the help of singer Maly. It’s a tough watch, but well worth your time.
GEE LEE & Shaolin Cowboy – “The Moment I Dance”
Two of London’s hottest DJ-producers in the game right now, GEE LEE and Shaolin Cowboy, have shared a brand new collaborative double-release titled “The Moment I Dance”. The title cut takes inspiration from the grooves of classic house and garage, whilst its counterpart, “Odyssey”, ventures into more experimental territory.
Allie X – “Is Anybody Out There”
Sharing her first track of the year in typically infectious style, pop provacteur Allie X delivers new anthem, “Is Anybody Out There”. Self-produced and written, the cut tackles isolation and loneliness with a wink and a sigh.
Stella Donnelly – “Feel It Change”
Naarm-based, Boorloo-raised folk singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly is always a rich and rewarding listen. New cut “Feel It Change” – taken from newly announced album, Love and Fortune, due 7th November via Brace Yourself Records – is a wistful and intimate reflection on broken relationships.
Skylar Simone – “Pedestal”
Across “Pedestal”, LA singer-songwriter and musician Skylar Simone emerges both tender and self-assured while confronting the fragile space between external pressure and the desire for genuine connection. Created alongside GRAMMY-winners and multi-platinum collaborators, the future is bright for this young superstar in the making.
Blondshell – “Thumbtack” Live for Vevo DSCVR
The latest offering in Vevo’s series of DSCVR performances, the leading music video network enlists the wonderful Wonderland alum Blondshell for a stellar rendition of “Thumbtack”, plucked from her recent acclaimed album, If You Asked For A Picture.
Aaron Rowe – “Drawing the Line”
Currently supporting Lewis Capaldi on his UK and Ireland tour, Irish riser Aaron Rowe offers a brilliant debut EP in the form of “Exodus”. The standout is “Drawing the Line”, a track built on subtle songwriting and a deeply expressive vocal showing.
Reuben Aziz – “too many”
Reuben Aziz’s “Too Many” leans on Pop and Soul sonics fused with R&B, which sits at the core of Southampton-born, London-based Reuben Aziz’s musical direction. We get a chance to hear a blend of his sonic inspirations that cover numerous generations, such as Michael Jackson, Pharrell and Ne-Yo.
Rex Orange County – “Take A Drive”
Produced by musical maven Pharrell Williams, British artist Rex Orange County is back with “Take A Drive”. A further foray into pop sensibilities, the track is colourful and nostalgic.
Only Fire – “Sex Demon”
Pushing the boundaries of electronic and dance music, Only Fire has shared a devilishly entertaining EP. “Sex Demon” cultivates his signature sound and boasts collaborations with Cortisa Star, DETO BLACK, and Chase Icon.
Hazlett – “Queen of the Season”
Sweden-based Australian folk artist Hazlett has delivered a tender and personal new album, last night you said you missed me. Lead single “Queen of the Season” is particularly affecting, with heartfelt lyricism and melodious guitar work.
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