'Life Of The Party' sees Housewife unveil one of her more impactful releases to date.

A Heineken-stained, flash-photography-fuelled anthem soaked in a uniquely British form of mild-mannered hedonism.

The track sees Ananya delve into the complexities of emotional healing and the liberation that comes from letting go.

The London four-piece have teased us yet another sneak peak of what’s to come on their upcoming third studio album.

Featuring the previously shared offerings 'Tulips' & 'Bodybag', this new five-track collection arrives during his most ambitious guise yet.

The track is everything you'd come to expect from two of the UK's most feel-good bands.

The band possess the remarkable ability to capture the human experience with raw honesty and undeniable emotion.

The EP digs into the girls’ personal coming-of-age experiences.

The singer-songwriter wrote the track as a protest song against transphobes and TERFs.

The track is led by sweet vocals with thumping drums and commanding guitar riffs.

The EP looks to add yet another vibrant quiver to her already impressive musical bow.

At just 19-years-old, her catchy yet introspective lyrics perfectly capture the highs and lows of young adulthood.

This latest offering injects the world of modern alternative music with a fresh and revived spirit.

The track leads with a flirty beckoning finger, as SOFY toyfully takes on the role of the temptress.

Its catchy vocals give 'Listen to My Heart' a disco influence, making the track one that is guaranteed to light up club dance floors around

KAYLS wastes no time in setting the scene and getting to the point.

Featuring six tracks, the EP was written chronologically and charts the messy feelings experienced in the aftermath of a break-up.

With a soaring synth bass line and cascading melody, the song is the soundtrack to your nostalgic cruise down an ‘80s memory highway.

Cash Cash's new song incorporates newly recorded, simply stunning vocals from Taylor Dayne, while also adding fresh elements.

On ‘heart scream summer’, Lunar explores the anxiety that overcomes her during the summer months.