POP

After quietly building momentum with over a million Spotify streams and international studio sessions under her belt, Nicola Høie steps into a new chapter with “Painkiller,” released January 30th, 2026. Inspired by the emotional polish of artists like Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, and Justin Bieber, Høie blends contemporary pop sheen…

With “Lettres sous la pluie,” Leyla Romanova pens a love letter not just to a person, but to a city and not just any city, but Paris in all its rain-soaked, lantern-lit melancholy. Drawing inspiration from the golden age of French chanson, with echoes of Édith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Charles…

Brett Ashby approaches music like an artist expanding his canvas. Known internationally since his 2009 Obama collage caught fire at Art Basel Miami, Ashby has spent years moving between large-scale visual art, billboards in Miami and New York, live performance painting, and film. Now, with “La Luna,” he extends that…

Richard Green, split between Milan and London, builds electronic and experimental tracks with one rule at the centre: melody first, always. “Ending up in the wrong way” (released June 28, 2024) might be a couple of years old now, but it doesn’t feel dusty—more like a time capsule that still…

Deptford Sound Collective moonwalks in the room for a quick dance. Hailing from South East London, this loose-knit crew of musicians, artists, and community activists debuts with “Give Me. Give Me . Give Me, I want it all”, a disco-fuelled parody that looks shiny on the surface but bites hard…

From Utrecht, Netherlands, Fons & the Chargers arrive with a single, out since 06th February 2026, “In Our Yard Stands An Apple Tree” is an original track rooted in personal loss, written by Fons after he and his wife lost their unborn child nearly two years ago. The child, he…

Seema Farswani is a singer-songwriter, composer, and producer whose music bridges worlds. Blending the grit of blues, the pulse of pop-rock, and the soul of Middle Eastern melodies, her sound is as emotionally raw as it is globally resonant. Her debut EP Got My Mojo (May 2024) introduced a fearless,…

Pam Messer steps confidently into cinematic territory with “2026 Only this song,” a sweeping and timeless classical-crossover ballad. Based in Newton Abbot, England, Pam has been steadily carving her own lane since 2025, and this release marks a clear artistic leap. Co-produced remotely with Mike Mangini and Skip Glogan, the…

Pyrotechnicolor feels like the sound of embers finally being given oxygen. Mary Jennings’ six-track EP gathers songs written over the span of a decade and lets them burn together, not as leftovers from past eras but as a fully formed emotional reckoning. It turns out intimate yet cinematic, personal yet eerily…

“Death of the Wolf” comes off like it was unearthed. Born from a chance meeting at an open mic night, Night Wolf and Lois Powell come together across Bedford and Norfolk to create something internal, shadowy, and devastating. It’s a collaboration made in instinct, shaped by distance, loss, and a…