Singer Songwriter
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Sarah McLachlan returns with new single ‘Better Broken’
A decade after her last original album, Sarah returns with confidence and poise on new single 'Better Broken'.
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Kristin McClement returns with new single, and hints at a follow-up to Higher Plain Music’s album of 2015
A new single dedicated a lost friend from the music scene is poetic and dreamlike.
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Introducing… Camilla Wickman
If piano prog rock went on an ancestral retreat to find itself, and the land it came from.
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Gitta De Ridder – N(i)e(u)w Land Review
Homely folk songs about love, home life and finding the warm hug in life.
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Ambre Ciel – still, there is the sea Review
A cinematic, rich, and fluid classical chamber pop hybrid album that blurs dream and reality at sea.
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Introducing… Sophia Kennedy
A melting pot of chanteuse pop, R&B, and indie pop - Sophia Kennedy's new album is a strange and playful beast.
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Introducing… Dubh Lee
A Cowboy Western of a love triangle introduces the world to Dublin's Lubh Lee.
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Introducing… Domi Hawken
Big anthemic guitars and rowdy choruses make for a confident, strident EP for London's Domi Hawken.
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Introducing… Telehorn
Canoe down Canada to alt pop hooks and sumptuous strings with Telehorn.
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Keeley Forsyth and Matthew Bourne – ‘Hand to Mouth’ Review
A stark, honest, and bold collaboration focused on minimal instrumentation and a commanding vocal.
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Live Vault – Tori Amos with unreleased footage from 1996
2Meter Sessions with fresh broadcast quality audio and new video recordings previously unreleased.
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Fiona Apple returns with a statement on new single ‘Pretrial’
Fiona Apple's first new music in five years sends a pointed message to the broken legal system.
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Marissa Nadler and Milky Burgess – The Bloody Gardener Review
Murder ballads given an ethereal rootsy reimagining.
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Introducing… Alexandra Alden
Sumptuous Mediterranean folk pop from Maltese singer-songwriter and an ex Malta x-factor judge!
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Emma Bradley – Winoa’s World Review
Ethereal yearning in a loneliness epidemic lets Emma Bradley open up her inner thoughts and feelings in a vocoder-filled alt-pop gem.
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Tara Nome Doyle – Ekko Review
A beautifully understated and intimate chamber pop tour-de-force about listening to your emotions within.
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Introducing… Victoria Akua
Merging together medicine music with folk pop sensibilities in a heartwarming song about friendship.
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Introducing… Lisa Crawley
Indie-pop eye rolls in defiance of an industry full of know-it-alls
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Mia June – Brain Like Computer Review
The troubles of being an adult and finding your way are delivered in understated gut punches with Mia June's new EP.
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Kathryn Joseph returns with haunting ‘Harbour’ signalling incoming fourth album has a more electronic feel
A new album incoming, bringing a cold, ethereal industrial edge to the haunting singer-songwriters sound.
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‘Seasonal Optimism’ by Steady Holiday is my anthem for Spring 2025
Embrace the sunshine of a new season of hopes, dreams, and sunshine with Steady Holiday's excellent and catchy single
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Bryde – Live At St Pancras Old Church Review
A raw, unfiltered, powerful tour-de-force live performance
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Rapt – ‘Until The Light Takes Us’ Review
A delicate, quietly confident album on death, love, and coming to terms with both.
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Emaline Delapaix returns with magical ethereal winter folk lullaby with new album to follow
It has been a truly gruelling and battle-scarred four years for Emaline Delapaix, whose 2020 album ‘With Every Beat‘ was one of the best albums…
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Charlotte Martin’s ‘Sun / Moon’ is a piano-pop classic
Your belated Valentines Day power ballad is here to wrench your heart out and declare undying love to it dramatically until further notice.
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Introducing… Zanski
Melancholy and faded tape indie rock make for potent lead singles with Zanski
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Andy Aquarius – Holy Glade Review
A forlorn Celtic Harp introspection inside a retired church in the Croatian mountains.
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Tori Amos – Diving Deep Live Review
Extended jams showcase the unique hypnotic nature of a live Tori Amos experience.
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Sam Lynch – Outline Review
Personal growth and learning to not give up on yourself through confessional hushed indie rock
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Introducing… Kris Delmhorst
Folk rock ruminations about generational worries and concerns as the middle age bridge between them
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Introducing… Holly Lovell
Indie-folk artist chronicles getting life back on track again through haunting, bittersweet and thoughtful songs
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My Brightest Diamond – Fight The Real Terror Review
Stripped back emotional home recorded outpourings of finding purpose and living it.
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Kate Bush releases short animation ‘Little Shrew’ for War Child donations
A poignant animation to raise awareness and funds for War Child.
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Joan Shelley – Mood Ring Review
The softest traditional folk to lift your spirits as Autumn turns to Winter.
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Tori Amos announces childrens book ‘Tori and the Muses’ alongside feature length interview with Rick Beato
A children's book and 90 minute interview about inspiration, creativity and the process of creation.
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Introducing… Léonie Pernet
Poetic and hopeful French alt pop to bring a healing balm to a war fuelled world.
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Melissa Weikart returns with her unique brand of haunted alt-jazz and an upcoming EP
An expanded sound palette brings new ways to hypnotically pull you in with her uneasy piano based songs.
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Bat For Lashes – The Dream of Delphi Review
An ode to motherhood, living in awe and the dream state of looking after a new born baby.
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Introducing… Marlaena Moore
Canadian indie rocker speaks of yearning for meaning with her superb new single 'Hungry For God'.
