The Stockholm songwriter puts Patroclus at the centre of a trip-hop single that treats myth as a garment you can wear until it starts to weigh the same as love.
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The Stockholm songwriter puts Patroclus at the centre of a trip-hop single that treats myth as a garment you can wear until it starts to weigh the same as love.
A Seattle-raised pop artist who once built her career on data, distance, and control writes a love song that only works if she stops bracing.
Swansea indie-pop group The Sweetest Ache will release Reframed on 9 November, pairing acoustic reinterpretations of their Sarah Records material with two new songs.
The Oakland duo takes their 2025 album *Better Dreaming* and recent Boots Riley score on the road across the Midwest and East Coast.
The final preview of ‘Winning Streak’ turns the carousel into a measured reflection on choices, acceptance, and the version of life that doesn’t match the plan.
The Dublin songwriter spent years writing for other people. This single sounds like he has stopped asking permission to keep the halo on.
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.
The Margate band’s new single arrives ahead of ‘Feel Forever,’ out September 18.
The duo’s second preview from their September album pairs a restless rhythmic core with a wider supporting cast.
After a decade in MisterWives and a run of major-label stops, Mandy Lee is using her solo project to trace a personal pop lineage.
