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GET YOUR TICKETS HERE More than 90 acts, six stages and 12 hours of music as Zombie Fest returns to

By Leslie Banks Rock ’n’ roll has always had a drinking problem. Hell, half its mythology was built on whiskey

London-based artist Alysha explores the intersection of faith and alternative music on her latest single, ‘Take It or Leave It’,

Last year’s ‘Canopy’ by NYC songwriter Rachael Sage was a big, bright, horn-assisted band record. She returns this year with

Mila Sidhu turns self-possession into a sound on ‘One Night’, a sleek collision of alternative pop and R&B built around

There is a particular kind of heartbreak that does not arrive with the ending. It comes later, on an ordinary

Out now, the emotionally charged release finds the rising artist turning betrayal and personal heartbreak into a fearless musical statement

Clarity Liao turns jealousy into something unexpectedly buoyant on ‘Lose’, the focus track from her forthcoming debut EP Dear…. Built

What Is Carried, What Is Left Behind? Streaming Link Award-winning Australian composer explores memory, grief and renewal through an immersive

The UK artist brings technology nostalgia and interpersonal tension into their world of hyperpop, electronic music and “Cyber Angel” imagery.

By John Parker Los Angeles is a place, a brand and, for generations of songwriters, a particularly durable fantasy. On

There is something gloriously perverse about naming a Christian metal song “We Sold Our Souls to Heaven.” For fifty years,

Seattle-born, UK-based band Longboat explores Britain, London and everyday life on forthcoming electronic album, set for release in September  

Light On The Hill, led by Matthew Alberico and Fernando DePina, brings together more than three decades of music-industry experience

Recalibrated The Remixes Streaming Link “RECALIBRATED The Remixes” arrives 25 September 2026, marking the final chapter of an extraordinary journey

Vicious Kitty Chase a Fresh Start on Rock Single “Bangkok City,” Available Now The Seattle band turns heartbreak and everyday

Good songwriting often depends on knowing when to stop explaining. Fanny Alexandra’s “Black Pearl Summer” is a useful example. The

By Leslie Banks There are love songs, there are lust songs, and then there are songs that sound like somebody

Produced by Jah-Eye and featuring veteran reggae musicians Carlton “Santa” Davis and Lesterfari Simbarashe, the nine-track set begins its rollout

Mila Sidhu steps into a more assured side of her artistry with One Night, a sultry alt-pop and R&B single

Independent pop and R&B artist Slay Raché channels the golden age of dance-pop into “You Make Me Wanna Dance,” an

On PORTALZ, Margaret Maria and Bill Gilliam aren’t interested in rushing toward obvious hooks or making their instrumental music explain

Following acclaimed performances in Romania and Norway, the ambitious 90-minute opera explores addiction, identity, death and the desire for transcendence

Not every love song needs a twist. jon scott’s “YOU ARE SO REAL” is refreshingly open about what it wants

A piano-bright celebration of life’s small wonders, taken from forthcoming album ‘Letters Never Sent’, due early 2027 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

A decade after “Friday Night” first introduced Beck Martin to a global audience, he is still doing what he set

The powerhouse singer-songwriter continues a deeply personal new chapter with the latest track from her newly released EP Show Me

There is a real sense of creative momentum around Wardrobe Malfunction. Since first emerging from spontaneous one-take experiments, the project

By Vincent Blackwell Grief is a lousy studio producer. It doesn’t care about pitch, polish, marketability or whether the singer

Some instrumental songs are less like compositions and more like places you have somehow visited before. Michael Dulin’s “Dancing In

Paisley indie rock outfit Radiola introduce themselves with Version of Life, an ambitious debut that showcases a band with a

Golden Boy (Fospassin) is the ultimate singer/songwriter for the 21st century music lover and a 28-time music awards winner Golden

From the swampy circles of the murky New Jersey music scene rises Spider Rockets – a rock band that channels

“Maneater” by hip-hop artist Certified Dope (featuring Resse Raway, Calicoe G, and NP Hozman) is an energetic track released on March 23, 2026. The

Boston, MA – September 2026 – Emerging singer-songwriter Abby Hayes from Boston, MA releases her third single, “it isn’t like

The September 18 title track features Cooper McBean of The Devil Makes Three on banjo and previews the band’s forthcoming

Nashville-based independent pop artist Michelle Renae returns with “Pretty as Vegas,” a synth pop new single arriving September 18. Written

Kasey Watts is an emerging independent artist bringing together music, personality, ambition and a relentless drive to stand out. With

South London artist Valentina introduces herself with a soulful debut shaped by family, resilience and a deep love of music,

The Songs of Butler & Cupples keep their 2026 momentum going with ‘Therapy’, a sleek alt-pop cut that finds the