On his second single of 2026, the Poznań producer turns a love lyric into a pulse, a filename and a walk through the trees.
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On his second single of 2026, the Poznań producer turns a love lyric into a pulse, a filename and a walk through the trees.
The Hartlepool jazz-soul quartet follow Feeling Tonight with a slower, more inward single from the forthcoming album YANA. The groove stays unhurried. The lyric stays close. The image of a Sunday crowd does the rest.
A North Carolina debut single built on delayed guitars, mid-tempo patience, and a lyric that treats self-knowledge as something already in the room.
Ethan Moraux is twenty and already running his own circuit in Toronto. He writes, produces, records, and engineers. The solo project started in November 2025 with a blunt brief he keeps repeating: making music should still feel like fun. That line would sound thin if the work behind it was thin. It is not. Before …
Ryan Brown’s first single under the RYNB name treats a draining relationship like a session that almost ends before the true sentence arrives.
The Dublin songwriter spent years writing for other people. This single sounds like he has stopped asking permission to keep the halo on.
After a quiet stretch that followed her 2024 singles, the Dallas-born, Los Angeles-based songwriter comes back with a mid-tempo confession about the one person the city, the feed, and the radio refuse to drop.
Francy Planet’s new single Brain Freeze, out today, turns a Circle K headache in Orangeville into loud, melodic alt-rock about every age arriving at once.
M & J’s She’s COSMIC light takes a New Year’s Day photograph from Bondi and turns it into two and a half minutes of clean, forward dance-pop.
The London songwriter’s second single from In No Time starts like a shrug and ends like a bruise. What stays is not the confession. It is the temperature of the room after someone has spoken without care.
