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Cherry Seraph – Despise (2022)

Using a darker and more macabre sound, Cherry Seraph runs a gauntlet of emotions in ‘Despise’. Dark and brooding, the

Tash Hills started our addiction to her nu-funk sound with ‘Stepping On Out’ only to slide us into the infectious

Worrying about what may happen or what has already happened can often limit our enjoyment of the present. If you

Allusia brings the daring and unapologetic nature of her personality to her music with her EP Animal Nature. Across the

Cat Calabrese has swung from admonition of a toxic ex in ‘Quicksand’ to the exhilaration of putting your heart in

PENELOPE was unapologetic in her performance with ‘FUCK BOI’ as she took power back after a bad breakup and built

Iuliano drew us into a cryptic, intimate and eclectic sound while swirling frustration and disillusionment around us in ‘On the

Bringing the diverse pop sound of the 1980s to the 21st-century, UK-based KØASH is old-school but also contemporary in his

Through archaeological sites, we are able to glimpse into the past without ever truly erasing the mystery these sites unveil.

Beginning as an “outlet for exploring songwriting styles outside the box”, Delta is a boundary-breaking musical project from the USA.