Out today, ‘Matthew McConaughey’ is the opening track from Trvy & The Enemy’s new album, ‘Choose Your Enemy’. A catchy, vibrant, almost psychedelic track, it’s long and tall, the sonic manifestation of the man himself. You’re not going to be able to stop yourself listening – it’s one of those songs that you listen to over and over, and find something different each time. For example, listening for the fourth time, I’m hearing beyond the thrumming drumbeat, jangling guitars, jazzy keys, and catching onto the almost ethereal sound effects that have been dropped in. There’s sort of spacey sou ..read more

Set for release on May 24, ‘Broken Telephone’ is the new single from Wyly Bigger, a singer songwriter from Marion, Arkansas. The track is from his new album of the same name, and is out on Madjack Records. The sixth of 9 tracks on ‘Broken Telephone’, the title track is just one example of the bluesy, laid back stylings of Wyly Bigger, who grew up on the edge of the Mississippi River, and which clearly runs through his veins. He started playing piano at the age of 4, and learned songs by ear, just like his predecessors on the Delta. Still only 26, he’s a well-established part of the Memphis mus ..read more

The Infamous HER, aka the wonderfully talented Monique Staffile, challenges a potential lover (and the listener) with her latest single, ‘Dare Me’. The pop-rock singer wants to hear something outrageous, turning a flirtatious solicitation around, and daring her target to dare her in turn. The Infamous HER doesn’t just want to be led to a place she’s never before visited, she wants to do something she’s never even considered doing. The challenge is up to her lover – do they have what it takes to not just outguess her, but come up with something so mysterious, so dangerous, that she finds it imp ..read more

Ginny Luke is an internationally renowned electric violinist, singer, and songwriter, who’s built up a reputation as a multi-talented creative in the music industry while at the same time showing off her strength and integrity. Hailing from a quaint town in Iowa, Ginny’s childhood was steeped in melodic inspiration, taking up violin at just 3 years of age, then at 15, moving to Los Angeles, where her tireless work ethic and commitment to her craft propelled her toward boundless opportunities. She started touring with Meat Loaf at 20, and recorded with legends such as Britney Spears and The Foo ..read more

Having made waves in the dance-pop world and dominated commercial charts, London-based Allegra has reaffirmed her position as one-to-watch with the electrifying ‘Love You Right Back’ (ALOK Remix). Joining forces with the fourth biggest DJ in the world, ALOK, to forge an unforgettable hit, Allegra’s star quality can only go up from here.  Following the triumph of Tiesto’s remix of ‘Round & Round’, which reached #1 hit on the Music Week Commercial Pop Chart, Allegra is swiftly becoming a sought after collaborator amidst the most renowned DJs. In ‘Love You Right Back’, the singer-songwr ..read more

Dropped on April 19, ‘Get High’ is the dynamic single from reggae duo, Freemynz. Laid back and relaxed, ‘Get High’ is perfect for a song of that name. An immersive blend of reggae, dancehall, and EDM, ‘Get High’ follows on from Freemynz’s single, ‘Disbelief’. The new track is groovy and catchy, an anthem that assures listeners will long remember its infectious beats, reminding them of the power of music to uplift every mood in an instant. Although they both come from Jamaica, Freemynz, comprising David “Catapila” Nevin, and Dennis “Shango Trex” Llewellyn, first met in Tokyo, Japan, where they ..read more

Released back in March, ‘6 months’, from Jonathan Brough, sees the artist document his journey though an horrific illness. Following an operation for Bacterial Meningitis, he was left paralysed from the neck down and hospitalised for six months, the name of the song. Brough’s two debut singles, released last year, were truly inspirational, and given its subject matter, ‘6 months’ is no less so, in its tale of the power of determination, and the importance of appreciating what it is we have. Written after spending a summer evening driving in his wheelchair, ‘6 months’ was produced by Jonathan h ..read more

Serving as a testimony to the introspection of her writing style, Sally Crosby takes inspiration for her new single, ‘Tough’, from her most authentic thoughts, feelings, and events. A solo project in every possible way – Crosby not only wrote and recorded the track, but also did the single artwork – ‘Tough’ is a genuine blend of integrity and vulnerability, with listeners given the privilege of being attuned to Crosby’s most personal thoughts and emotions. The song came to Crosby quickly, as she sings in the lyrics, “didn’t even take me long”, giving a further look into her thought processes ..read more

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