Built over an upbeat indie pop production by Song Higginson, the triumphant song explores the importance of self-worth.

The introspective and emotionally charged track is a reminder to prioritize self-care and mental health in a stressful, overwhelming world.

With an exclusive first play from Chris Hawkins on BBC Radio 6 Music already under its belt, ‘He Doesn’t Get It’ is set to take the band to

Marking an exciting new era for the four-piece, the track presents the band’s widescreen ambition as they level up their iridescent sonic.

The single captures the voice of the disillusioned and represents lived experiences candidly.

The duo take inspiration from the current wave of alternative and electronic pop whilst also crafting out their own sound.

girlhouse has been blooming with a fresh and euphoric confidence these last few years, culminating in her most explosive EP to date.

Dealing with early breakups and growing up in the capital, KIDS’ music tells the story of band leaders Beau Blaise and Alex Harvey.

Featuring bombastic previously released singles, 'Camaro' functions as a short story about the endings of a relationship.

'JUMP!' is an urgent, attention-grabbing next step from a band already inspiring fervent support from their fast-growing fanbase.

The track hones more of that raw and intimate song writing she is known for into a bright and soaring indie-rock belter.

‘Cool Whip’ sees her return for the new-year with one of her most explosive offerings to date.

'Two Step' finds the Nashville-based artist offering a rom-com in a song.

Tugging at heartstrings, Freddie Bailey taps into the double-edged sword of love with ‘Want You To Want Me’.

props has recently unveiled his debut mixtape, aptly titled 'songs,' which is a collection of his singles from the last eighteen months...

‘Even Hell’ is a celebration of the transformative power of music full of chiming guitars, impassioned vocals and irresistible harmonies.

The South Eastern band are back in Newcastle with a show which transported us back to where it all began and a sneak peak of what's to come.

Matching the same fresh and inventive approach we heard on their first releases, ‘Worthy’ sees the band in a warm and reflective guise.

'Gettin In The Way' is a bold arrival driven by duelling guitar riffs juxtaposed with their bassline roots and rebellious punk energy.

Visually, the pop-punk track follows the aftermath of the couple from Royal Oak’s previous single, 'Steal My Hoodie'.