STARRY EYES – ‘No Show’
After breaking through with their vibrant initial offerings ‘Jetlag’ and ‘Over Oceans’ in recent months, LA-based outfit STARRY EYES recently delivered their long-awaited debut EP ‘Ciao Bella’, showcased by the stunning new single ‘No Show’. Opting for a more sombre approach to their driven indie-rock aesthetic for this one, they are continuing to prove themselves as one of the more exciting names on the rise right now.
Bloodhounds – ‘RELICS’
After the rousing response to their debut EP ‘EAT LIES’ last year, fast-rising outfit Bloodhounds return to the fold once again with their energetic new offering ‘RELICS’. With its bold and anthemic aesthetic that drives their sound ever forward, this explosive new outing is another riveting example of their boisterous direction to date.
Green Arthur – ‘Pine Needles’
Having already broken through with his stunning debut single ‘Breaker Boy’ last year, emerging artist Green Arthur returns to the fold once again with the atmospheric new single ‘Pine Needles’. With its wonderfully textured sound that perfectly highlights his dreamy voice throughout, this new one will wash over you and leave you feeling renewed throughout.
Nastiya Kai – ‘Liar’
After originally establishing herself with her initial gems ‘Too Far Gone’ and ‘Demons’ in 2021, LA-based artist Nastiya Kai makes her eagerly-awaited return with the euphoric new single ‘Liar’. Brimming with bold and soaring textures that build up her shimmering voice from start to finish, she is returning with one of her most impactful cuts to date here.
SirSchub – ‘Spell It Out’
With a beautifully alluring string of singles under his belt these last few years, emerging singer-songwriter SirSchub has now delivered the beautifully serene new EP ‘Someone Else’s Stories’, showcased by the tender new single ‘Spell It Out’. With its wonderfully serene energy and sublime vocals laced throughout, it is certainly one to enjoy on a bright summer’s day.
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