Graeme Smith

New York, USA-based artist teenatown has been lighting up our pages with her distinct brand of chamber pop since 2023. Her latest single may be her most intimate yet.

When is an act not an act? When it’s a movement. DA-MOVEMENT are a Chicago, USA-based collective that have proven they are making more than just music.

Breakup songs are usually turgid affairs, so when I heard Eileen Carey ’s This Is Where, I took notice. By Graeme Smith Feature photo by Kharen Hill

It’s been a few years since we featured the Parisian jazz and funk act Who Parked The Car and they’re very welcome back with their latest single, Sugar Rush.

“It started off as anger,” says Bryan Edward of Holy Death Temple about their new single, Someone To Blame. By Graeme Smith

It’s been almost twenty years since The Yum Yum Tree released their acclaimed album Paint By Numbers. Now, the Atlanta band have made a surprise return with Turn Down The Noise.

When you think post-rock, you think large, sprawling, meandering instrumentals, right? Well, Final Days Society are here to flip the script.

It’s been a few years since we’ve featured the music of Brisbane, Australia’s Noralyn and I’m delighted to welcome her back with her fully self-made single, Summerland.

Bristol’s Lady Nade first featured on our blog late last year through her exploration of generational trauma, One Of Us. Her new single is also family-focused, but with a very different slant.

Shaky’s Kinda Wild II is the soundtrack for the morning after the night before. By Graeme Smith