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Bursting out from Spokane, United States, is Danny Suede, who has recently released his new track titled "shadows on the pavement". The new offering from the American singer-songwriter has already shot to the top of his most popular songs on Spotify, and I can easily tell why from the very first minute. ... a shimmering, uplifting slice of bedroom pop that feels made for sunny days. The opening sequence of the song is a delicate balance of acoustic guitar mixed with his serene vocals and a dash of electronic pulses just to get you all warmed up. For me, the fusion of bedroom pop and alternative pop sounds reminded me of an early Ed Sheeran as he was about to take over the British music scene. With that in mind, it sounds like Danny is also going in that direction. It is such an uplifting track and has brilliant shimmering moments that make this an unmistakably top pick for your Sunkissed playlists. He is an artist who is on the rise, so be sure to listen to him as soon as you...

Korda Korder showcases their best on "Edge Of The World"

Bexhill, England's own Korda Korder deliver their finest release yet with "Edge Of The World". Right from the outset, the track has a lush dream-pop wash mixed with a delicate touch of shoegaze, reminding me a lot of The Cranberries and Wolf Alice. ... a stunning, shoegaze-tinted dream-pop epic that showcases Korda Korder at their absolute finest. Building upon their acclaim with Glastonbury and SXSW, as well as support from BBC Radio 6 Music alongside plenty of online zines, it sounds like they are now ready to go into their ballad phase with this absolute epic three-minute piece. It's one of their slower-paced tracks, but still packs a punch with how stunningly beautiful it is, with the vocals balancing perfectly with the shimmering guitar lines and crisp backline. If you are looking for a fantastic new act from the UK to follow, then I would always recommend this band. They are forever showcasing their talent, and it is just a matter of time before the world knows ...

Hitlist shares the infectious new song, "Dirtbrain"

Leeds, UK outfit Hitlist return with "Dirtbrain", an infectious anthem that captures the essence of modern angst with stylish licks of guitar. The track sits in that perfect region between vibrant Britpop hooks, post-punk, and the more '80s punkier sound, especially with the direct vocals. ... a high-voltage, Britpop-infused post-punk anthem packed with infectious hooks and chaotic energy. It's got a chaotic energy that is undeniable and will certainly have you tapping along with your feet, your head, or whatever limb is ready. You'll be able to tap along with it in no time. It's got such an addictive beat; it's insane. Considering this is their second standalone single following their debut, "Girlfriend", in February of this year, they've since gone on to release an EP titled "Cereal", but this is where the band is now. I feel like it is a great gateway song if you wanted to discover their sound. Even though it is sub-three minutes...

The Owl Sounds returns with their big new single, "K-Town"

Hailing from Wexford, Ireland, The Owl Sounds have sensationally returned with their exhilarating follow-up to their debut single, "Oscar". ... a dynamic '90s-infused alt-rock single packed with driving basslines and unstoppable melodic hooks. "K-Town" is a dynamic track that has a solid bassline with an alternative rock underbody that reminds me a lot of the mid- to late-1990s scene. If you liked the more melodic new tracks and offerings from the likes of Stereophonics, then this is a perfect middle ground for you, with plenty of hooks to have you leaning in at every opportunity. Considering they are now only two singles into their career, this is certainly an offering that will have you pining for more. Be sure to check out their social media, as we feel like this band could be blowing up at any time. Want us to hear your music? Click here to submit your music directly to us and many more like-minded curators, bloggers and influencers. Find more amazing m...

Beejar drop the fierce new cut, "Playing to the Gallery"

Hailing from London, England, four-piece Beejar have delivered their fierce and sonic new statement titled "Playing to the Gallery". It kicks off with an incredibly bold guitar line and punching drums before it erupts into a real earworm of an indie-rock belter. ... an explosive, high-intensity London alt-rock anthem blending classic rock grit with bold indie energy. If you like the sound of Wolf Alice, then this new outfit is certainly going to be a white hope for the streets. The new single is their first since their 2025 single, "What You Wanna Be". It's a real thriller of a ride, with some classic rock grit mixed with the modern intensity of indie rock. This comes off the back of some sold-out shows across London, with highlights including a show for the War Child charity. Now with a quintet of singles out, the band are looking to build upon their success, so be sure to follow them on social media and head out if you are in London to see them perform live. ...

Tara Van returns with her big new offering, "Miles On It"

Back with her first single since 2024 is Toronto, Canada singer-songwriter Tara Van. She has delivered a stunning blend of neo-soul and dreamy-pop tones on this new single. The track "Miles" starts off with a gorgeous lick of vocals and acoustic guitar before steadily building up to a delightful verse where you can hear cinematic synth tones washing over the track, mixed in with some ethereal backing vocals. ... A triumphant, soul-stirring comeback blending ethereal vocals with cinematic, dreamy-pop warmth. Written in collaboration with Mark Calderone, this new track is quite the return for an artist who released her debut album in 2023 and since then has gone on to get tens of thousands of plays across her tracks. With this grand return, I can easily see her doing as well as she's ever done, if not better. Be sure to keep this track playing and then delve into her previous tracks as soon as you're done. Her tender vocal tones are sure to win you over. Want us to he...

Baby Tapir reveals their intriguing song, "Bright And Morningstar"

Coming out of Milwaukee, United States, indie artist Baby Tapir delivers an intriguing earworm of a new single, "Bright And Morning Star". Written, recorded, and mixed entirely by himself, the self-produced track balances a smooth synth tone with a very indie-rock core. ... an irresistible, synth-driven indie gem bursting with genre-bending swagger and early 2000s energy. I personally love the drumbeat on this, and the synths also reminded me in part of The Killers' early work. The vocals are a good element to point out as it sounds like they've been sung through a megaphone, helping to give the track a bit more of a unique edge compared to other music within the genre. With this song being his ninth of the year, I can also see it being one of his best-performing songs of the year thanks to how accessible the sound is. Be sure to keep an ear out for that chunky bassline after the halfway point. As for me, that was the moment when I knew that I was going to be sticking...

The Wrong Man shares their new single, "Return to Silence"

Hailing from London, England, is indie outfit The Wrong Man, and they have recently delivered a dark, atmospheric masterpiece, "Return to Silence". The new single is just their third release since they started releasing music, but by the sounds of it, they've been in the game for a long time. ... a haunting, surf-tinted London alt-rock anthem that hooks you in from the very first spin. The intro is very dark, cinematic, and hauntingly reflective, with some shadowy vocals entering the fold before an undertone of twinkly synths enters the track (before it becomes more dreamy towards the one-minute mark). For me, as soon as the drums and surf-tinted guitars came in, it really took on a new lease of life. I was totally on board way before the halfway point. As soon as those jazzy moments came in, I knew I was going to be sticking around for the long haul on this one and definitely giving it a couple more plays, just to be on the safe side. Suffice to say, as soon as the song ...

Wotts drop their new tune, "swim song"

Hailing from Ottawa, Canada, indie-pop project Wotts makes a splash with their enchanting new single, "swim song". It's a very hazy opening with a delightfully electronic pulse, working well with the vocals, moving you deep into the track. ... a short, hazy, and addictive electronic-pop gem packed with dreamy Tame Impala-esque vibes. It's got some subtle psychedelic nods here, but with an overall wash of electronics over it, giving you a rather dreamy soundscape. Drawing inspiration from Tame Impala and Magdalena Bay, Wotts are one of those acts that are blowing us away with every release, and this single is like no other. Even though it's less than three minutes long, it's got a real replayability about it, with lots of sounds to discover with every spin. Having performed on stages at the RBC Bluesfest, Canadian Music Week, and Junofest, this artist is being earmarked for great things. We've been following since the early days, and with every release, it ...

SCATTERCHILD unleash their new tune, "FRUSTRATOR"

Manchester, England art-rockers SCATTERCHILD have recently unleashed their mega new indie-rock track, "FRUSTRATOR". The latest track from the band is their second of the year and is a kaleidoscope of deep alt-rock sounds, with some experimental elements thrown into the mix, too. ... a dark, synth-layered alt-rock masterpiece packed with aggressive grooves and immense Radiohead-level ambition. I personally loved how the bass warmed up the inner workings of my mind with some stunning and aggressive grooves mixed into the synths, giving you quite a dark song to really get stuck into. From the very first play, I knew that this would be quite the earworm, and since I've listened to it a few times on repeat, I've found more and more layers to discover in the track. They sound to me like one of the new breed of bands that are slowly but surely making their way out of Manchester onto the wider scene. If they keep on making tracks such as this, then I can see them rivalling th...

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