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jack, let's go for a walk (cello whisper) – irona irona turns the love that stays when life won't let two people close into devastating cinematic folk pop 'jack, let's go for a walk (cello whisper)'…
read the review →cartoon heart – ray nita ray nita channels 80s new wave heartache into 'cartoon heart', a brilliantly bittersweet indie pop gem 'cartoon heart' opens with shimmering synths and a guitar line that…
read the review →home – scarlet gorey scarlet gorey's 'home' is a stunning dream pop meditation on longing and reinvention, suspended in beautifully ghostly ache HOME opens in that disorienting space between leaving…
read the review →bad – mazzara mazzara's 'bad' is a beautifully gorgeous slice of queer pop, all whispered desire and perfect 2000s shimmer 'bad' opens with sensual breaths and whispered vocals that pull you straight…
read the review →hit different – uzisky uzisky's 'hit different' is a stunning late-night blend of rap, r&b and rock, restless and intimate 'hit different' opens in moody, low-lit territory and stays there, building…
read the review →still fighting – erickoscar erickoscar delivers a gospel-pop single that wraps hope and resilience in a warm, uplifting embrace 'still fighting' opens with a gentle pulse and builds into something…
read the review →back to the start – oblik obloki oblik obloki's 'back to the start' is a stunning debut, turning emotional whiplash into something gorgeous and groove-filled 'back to the start' opens with bitterness…
read the review →brighter than the sun - part ii - radio edit – phyne phyne turn a campfire song into a sun-drenched indie-disco anthem with a defiant heart and serious groove this one opens with that punchy…
read the review →bright and morning star – baby tapir baby tapir crafts a shimmering, open-ended art pop gem that rewards every listen with something new 'bright and morning star' unfolds beautifully.
read the review →idol – sonicfluxx sonicfluxx delivers a sinister, theatrical dark-pop anthem that hits like britney at her boldest, rebuilt for industrial dancefloors 'idol' opens with gritty industrial beats and…
read the review →om bhur bhuvah swaha – reachel singh reachel singh turns an ancient vedic mantra into a gorgeous, patient meditation, a calm stroll through a percussive and voice-led cloud 'om bhur bhuvah swaha',…
read the review →girl in the photograph – fanny alexandra fanny alexandra's 'girl in the photograph' is stunning cinematic pop rock, turning regret into something beautifully triumphant 'girl in the photograph' opens…
read the review →body – jenuel jenuel's debut single 'body' is an irresistible slice of r&b-inflected summer pop with striking confidence 'body' arrives with the ease of a track that knows exactly what it is.
read the review →till we turn grey – erickoscar erickoscar turns fifteen years of marriage into a tender country-pop devotion that glows with hard-won warmth 'till we turn grey' opens like a beautiful story.
read the review →room on fire – fernando's eyes fernando's eyes strips post-punk to its bones on 'room on fire', a stunning and focused solo follow-up 'room on fire' opens with the best mood, all programmed drums,…
read the review →human – tania kyllikki tania kyllikki and rynellton fuse techno-house pulse with gospel-soul fire on 'human', a dancefloor anthem built for unity 'human' started as a facebook post about the…
read the review →bloom – virid virid's 'bloom' is a gorgeous slice of electronic pop, turning daily mundanity into something that glimmers with warmth 'bloom' opens with an enveloping warmth that immediately pulls…
read the review →all americans – trey bruce trey bruce turns a 14-year-old song into a stunning alt-indie call for decency, all sparse and striking in equal measure 'all americans' lands with clarity that only…
read the review →tell me – glowdriver glowdriver turns the ache for verbal reassurance into a sleek, high-energy dance-pop anthem that pulses with emotional honesty 'tell me' opens with a driving dissonance and…
read the review →time will only show you – tj wagoner tj wagoner delivers a stunning slice of garage-tinged indie rock that finds real wisdom in life's unpredictable turns 'time will only show you' opens with guitar…
read the review →la rengaine – franck franck crafts a beautifully tender french chanson that stays with you like an old photograph you can't put away 'la rengaine' is built on the barest bones: acoustic guitar,…
read the review →bring the madness – robbie rosen x interstate snake robbie rosen x interstate snake deliver a broadcast-ready anthem that balances pop brightness with hip-hop grit and a thriller-sized bass line…
read the review →deal me in – large teenz large teenz debut with 'deal me in', a hazy alt-country gem evoking beck chilling in a vegas casino 'deal me in' opens with slow-burn melancholy that feels lifted from a…
read the review →in my mind – nicosongs nicosongs captures raw emotion and undeniable momentum with 'in my mind', a brilliantly collaborative melbourne pop moment 'in my mind' came together in just three hours in a…
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