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‘City U Took From Me’- Heidi Boualili, reclaiming space through memory and voice
There’s a quiet intensity at the heart of ‘City U Took From Me’ that speaks less in grand gestures and more in lived detail. Here, Heidi Boualili delivers a track that feels rooted in personal experience and shaped by reflection. Built around a restrained arrangement, the song gives Boualili’s voice room to lead. The production avoids […]
‘Looking For A Break (Electric Version)’- Fendahlene, turning tension into velocity
There’s a decisive shift in intent on the electric version of ‘Looking for a Break’. Where its earlier incarnation leaned into contrast and subtlety, Fendahlene strip away the restraint in favour of immediacy, transforming the track into something far more direct and physically driven. From the outset, the rhythm section sets a relentless pace. The bassline […]
‘Space Craft Landing’- Daffers, a playful collision of nostalgia and imagination
There’s an easygoing charm to Daffers’ ‘Space Craft Landing’ that feels rooted in curiosity. It’s a track that doesn’t take itself too seriously, yet still reveals a thoughtful approach to both sound and storytelling beneath its lightness. At its core, the song draws from the rhythmic foundations of bossa nova, while pairing it with a softer, […]
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Thiago Trosso: Exploring a tender, acoustic-led aesthetic
Brazilian-born, London-based artist Thiago Trosso continues to build momentum toward his upcoming album ‘Magnet’ with the release of his latest single ‘Future’s Looking Bright’, a vibrant, uplifting track that showcases his evolving indie sound. Known for his roots in punk, ska, and reggae, Trosso leans into a more melodic, introspective direction here, blending indie-rock with alt-folk textures. Driven by […]
The Barefoot Bandits: Revitalising classic grooves with a modern edge
South-West outfit The Barefoot Bandit kick off 2026 with a bold reimagining of The Clash’s iconic ‘The Guns Of Brixton’, delivering a version that bridges generations of UK sound system culture. Following a breakout 2025, the band return with a release that both honours the original and pushes it into new sonic territory. Rooted in dub and reggae foundations, their […]
Matthew Holtby: Capturing emotion through acoustic tenderness
Canadian singer-songwriter Matthew Holtby returns with his second release of 2026, unveiling the intimate three-track EP ‘Yesterday’ via Pacifirecords. Stripped back and deeply personal, the project captures Holtby performing live off the floor with just his voice and acoustic guitar, offering a raw snapshot of his current sound and songwriting approach. What began as a spontaneous recording session at […]
