The single is accompanied by a music video inspired by the classic American TV series 90210.

'Monopoly' encapsulates the iconic vibe of 80s/90s pop; an infectious bass line, punchy drum hits and a captivating groove

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

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

With Rita having co-written every track on the album, 'You & I' proves to be her most diaristic project yet.

'Tell Me What I Need To Do' sees Jack Kane lay his heart bare over gorgeous guitar strings.

The track is a contagious high-energy collab making a persuasive case for giving a lover a second chance.

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

‘Council Skies’ sees Noel Gallagher reclaiming his past and paying homage to his Mancunian roots.

‘See, I’m Sorry’ marks one of the more triumphant entries in their recent catalogue.

Zach Hood drop's more truth bombs with his newest single 'i ain't rich, girl'.

Following their latest single ‘Don’t Break My Heart’, the band release ‘Waste My Revenge’ with a music video to accompany.

Evoking the band’s heavier alternative songwriting interests, 'Vanilla’s' stomp flicks to the likes of The White Stripes and Arctic Monkeys.

‘Brave Face’ is an exale and an ode to the role Keelan Mak found himself playing for months.

Kevin has teamed up with 99finite to create an upbeat dance-pop anthem with mainstream pop vocals and disco elements.

The EP is a bold collection of emotionally-raw alternative, pop-rock tracks.

Featuring vocals dripping with attitude and confidence, New Friends combine acoustic nostalgia with a bombastic, electrified chorus.

‘Forget Your Ex’ is for those who want to dive back in, experience new things, and have no fear of living your best life.

A gorgeously-shot visual brimming with poignancy, heartbreak, and biting emotion, Sky delivers her strongest video to-date.

With dark descending guitar lines, fuzzy tones, and angsty vocals, Landon opens up about his anxieties and insecurities in a powerful way.