Discover Lazy Guns’ upbeat heartbreak rock anthem. Lazy Guns – ‘E Song’ ‘There’s something deep in the atmosphere’ begins ‘E Song’, punching straight in with a tense lyric. And why is it called E Song? Don’t overthink it, and don’t hope for any drug references – it’s a commiserating track about the heartbreak that just happens to be in the key of E. Apologies for any disappointment, but it’s still a fun tune. Lazy Guns are a family band hailing from the Sunshine Coast in Australia. Regular RCM readers may recognise their names, and their strength is building with further releases and live slo ..read more

Discover Matilda Gracia’s summery flamenco pop. Matilda Gracia – ‘Vehicles’ Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to let go of control – or in some cases, the illusion of control. On this track, Matilda Gracia exhorts us to ‘be open to receive’ whatever unexpected or wonderful things life could throw our way – and that’s something all of us could probably use a little more of. Matilda Gracia is an artist, producer and songwriter with both Irish and Spanish roots. This track comes as the third and final single release ahead of her upcoming EP, due in May. ‘Vehicles’ is an irresistibly groovy sl ..read more

New Jersey-based Justine Magnusson recently shared her new single, ‘Sweet Loretta’. The single, a stunning ballad, is a simple yet lovely tune that makes listeners stop and take time to reflect, whilst also feeling like a warm, fuzzy hug.  Justine Magnusson – Sweet Loretta Holding an undeniable charm that will no doubt resonate with listeners, ‘Sweet Loretta’’s soulful and heartfelt lyrics create an emotional connection, enveloping the audience in a warm embrace of musical storytelling. Despite its apparent simplicity, the track is a gem, serving as a testament to Justine’s remarkable ta ..read more

Stephen Lind ignites the dance floor with his latest release, Fever, a track that encapsulates the essence of funky bass lines, emotive lyrics, and irresistible disco beats. With his velvety pop vocals, Stephen Lind solidifies Fever as the ultimate disco-pop anthem of the season. Stephen Lind – Fever Hailing originally from Tucson, AZ, and now making waves in Los Angeles, Stephen Lind boasts over 15 years of dedication to his diverse creative pursuits. From headlining Tucson Pride in 2023 to collaborating with Jessica Biel and Azealia Banks, Lind’s journey so far has been marked by artistic ex ..read more

Australian duo Salarymen release ‘On The Run’ ahead of their highly anticipated UK tour. Salarymen – On The Run Based in Sydney, the indie ensemble Salarymen is the brainchild of Renee de la Motte and Thomas Eagleton. Over the past few years, they’ve dedicated themselves to honing their sound, crafting an authentic style infused with influences from rock, psych, and dream pop. Their dynamic performances, highlighted by their harmonious vocal interplay, have solidified their reputation as captivating artists on the music scene. Among their numerous accomplishments, Salarymen has garnered premi ..read more

Leah Eccles, introduces her latest single, a t m (at the moment), a thought-provoking track that delves into introspection. Leah Eccles – a t m (at the moment) Originating from Blackburn, Lancashire, Leah Eccles is an up-and-coming artist, excelling as a singer, songwriter, and music producer. With a distinct flair for crafting tunes that seamlessly blend into the realms of LoFi and pop, Leah infuses each creation with her unmistakable personal touch, notably reflected in her candid lyricism. Despite her limited discography comprising only a handful of singles and an EP, Leah has captivated a ..read more

Discover Glitter Etiquette’s dreamy, spacey indie. Glitter Etiquette – ‘25’ 25. Although one of the less iconic ages, it does make you think as you begin the slow pursuit of 30, and dare I say it, adulthood. Here, in Glitter Etiquette’s track that seems to exist slightly out of time, 25 stands as a milestone that they fear not making it past, and not being able to get back to. Glitter Etiquette is an indie four-piece based in New York. Releasing steadily since 2022, this track comes from their EP ‘Springfall’, and features a remix by Oby Wolf. ‘25’ is a hypnotically chilled indie track, with ..read more

Kay Iris invites you on a journey to the rugged landscapes of the Wild West with their latest offering, Dead Man Walking. The juxtaposition between the jangly, brooding guitars against the velvety vocals sets the stage for an immersive experience from the first note. Kay Iris – Dead Man Walking Hailing from Hastings, on the South Coast of England, Kay Iris is celebrated for their musical musings and haunting harmonies, complemented by the Americana and folk-infused guitar melodies of Matt Podmore. From the outset, Dead Man Walking captivates with its haunting vocal ostinato, akin to a spectra ..read more

Discover DOVE-i’s cinematic pop track ‘Echoes’. DOVE-i – ‘Echoes’ ‘Your footsteps haven’t faded yet’, sings the opening verse of ‘Echoes’. This moody track is part of a much larger puzzle – what DOVE-i are calling ‘pop fiction’. This album – ‘It’s Pop Fiction’ – sees DOVE-i collaborating with various international artists, creating almost a collective-produced body of work, with this track featuring singer-songwriter Ben Botfield. DOVE-i is a project led by producer-composers Thomas Verovski and Bastide Donny. Describing themselves as a collective, it also features artists and groups such as ..read more

The Queer Midwest synth rock band Kat and the Hurricane makes a triumphant return with their latest track, Caffeine & Alcohol, a poignant melody delving into themes of breaking cycles and triumphing over trauma. Kat and the Hurricane – Caffeine & Alcohol Hailing from Madison, Wisconsin, Kat and the Hurricane is a trio of queer and trans indie synth pop/rock artists. The ensemble consists of lead singer/guitarist Kat Rhapsody (they/them), keyboardist/vocalist Benjamin Rose (they/them), and drummer Alex Nelson (they/them). Together, they craft a unique blend of emo, punk, synthpop, and i ..read more