The award-winning multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Denise Marsa has an innate ability to infuse atmospheric, dance-pop soundscapes with messages of hope and self-discovery. Ahead of the upcoming album ‘PIVOTAL’, her first release since 2022, Marsa has revealed her most triumphant offering yet, ‘Rainbow (Until Dawn Remix)’.  Poised to be a summer hit and an immediate LGBTQ+ anthem, Marsa has penned a sonic celebration of love, in any shape or form. Melding an infectious dance-pop rhythm with a lively, upbeat arrangement, Marsa’s sincere vocals effortlessly glide above a dyn ..read more

Emerging from her renowned neo-soul pop sound with a vibrant disco energy, NADIA is jet-set to make an impressive return with her latest single, ‘Catch Me If You Can’. After bewitching audiences with the immersive ‘Buzz’, the Belfast-born singer-songwriter is boldly demonstrating her mainstream sensibilities, infectious sonic palette, and ability to divert between genres. If there’s any artist on the brink of stardom, it’s NADIA.  ‘Catch Me If You Can’, which was recorded at Mojo Studios, NI, is a shimmering shockwave of dance-pop anthemics, passionate lyricism, and vocals that effortles ..read more

We are very pleased to premiere ‘Holy Mother Of God’, the new single and video from Greg Hoy & The Boys. The first release from an upcoming 10 track LP that Hoy hopes to have out by this Christmas, the track takes its title from the opening lines of ‘Dance On A Volcano’, the first song on Genesis’ 1976 album, ‘A Trick Of The Tail’. Sounding like the perfect blend of The Kinks, The Hives, and, appropriately, Phil Collins era Genesis, ‘Holy Mother Of God’ is sung from the point of view of Mother Earth, saddened by the departure of humanity from the planet. At the same time however, despite h ..read more

Award-winning folk mastermind Rachael Sage is returning with an alternative version of her 15th Studio Album ‘Other Side’ newly titled ‘Another Side’. Rachael spoke to us about recording at her home studio, collaborating with Crys Matthews, drawing inspiration from Barbie and more… You’re set to release a reimagining of your album ‘Other Side’, ‘Another Side’ on the 17th May – how did you come up with the idea for the new musical interpretation of the album? I always envisioned these two records as companion albums, but rather than try to record them concurrently I was excited to create Anoth ..read more

With the release of their latest album, “The Inspired By Soundtrack,” for KING + COUNTRY (Joel and Luke Smallbone) once again demonstrate their unparalleled musical prowess. This album, crafted for their family biopic film, ‘UNSUNG HERO’, offers a distinctive blend of nostalgia and innovation that is bound to resonate deeply with listeners. The album opens with the poignant track ‘She Believes’, accompanied by a mesmerizing music video that sets the tone for the emotive voyage ahead. Throughout the album, the duo seamlessly weaves together re-imagined versions of nostalgic 90s songs with the ..read more

Growing up in Frederick, Maryland, Jes Marie started taking voice lessons when she was a mere 4 years old, on the recommendation of her school teacher. While she was always finding ways to express her creativity along the way, starring in musicals at school, and so on, she eventually enrolled at Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she found she had a talent for country music, and took inspiration from the giants int the genre, including Dolly Parton and Shania Twain. Nowadays she makes her home in Los Angeles, with her husband Joe Sobalo Jr., a local actor and director, and Jes Marie rel ..read more

Well before Ryck Jane dipped into the world of rap, she’d found a name as a distinguished trumpeter, and the horn shows up in ‘No Problems’, our bonus track from this rap artist. The track is the centrepiece of her 2023 album, ‘Jane Got A Gun’, and is a slick, subtle track – well much more so than ‘You Gone Learn Today’. But just like that track, the video makes sure that the world knows that Ryck Jane can’t be stopped, and serves as a showcase of her inimitable style. Ryck Jane shows the world just who she is, and does it with the manner and self-possession of the queen she is. Watch the musi ..read more

Ryck Jane is representing her home town of Los Angeles in the music video for ‘You Gone Learn Today’. Directed by Neesin Williams, its a vibrant and sparkling homage to the City of Angels and the music scene which made Ryck Jane who she is. With a hard Los Angeleno funk that forms the foundation of her sound, as well as her irresistible SoCal drawl, Ryck Jane is everything that West Coast rap represents, and she knows how to showcase herself, with a confidence that is anything but misplaced. ‘You Gone Learn Today’ is a bold declaration of her autonomy, and sees Ryck rap about the inevitability ..read more

Pure Order have been on our radar for a while now, and so we asked them a few questions about their music, latest release, ‘Golden Glass‘, and working with Abstract Rude. How has growing up in SoCal influenced your style of music? For me, Nemesis, growing up in SoCal in the early 2000s deeply impacted what rhythms I was exposed to such as the funk and soul of Parliament which Dre turned into a West Coast monument. I was moved by what my parents listened to. What gave them peace while they struggled to raise me while keeping up with the demands of living in LA. The Gap Band, Isley’s, Earth Wind ..read more

Specialising in RnB and hip hop, the multi-talented D. Watkins impressed us earlier this month with his new single, ‘Slow Wine’, so we asked him a few questions about his music and career. What made you want to become a musician? When I was 4 I was watching this video tape called Moonwalker, and saw Michael Jackson performing on stage. Ever since that day I have been pursuing my music career. Are there any other genres you would like to experiment with in the future? Honestly since doing my latest song Slow Wine I have been wanting to get more into the afrobeat world. I love the soun ..read more