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When it comes to EDM, there are very few artists that can come to the kind of standard Alan Walker has established for himself. He always manages to find ways to both keep him within the confines of the genres, but also imploding within it and breaking boundaries left and right. With his newest song, Sorry, featuring the talents of ISAK on vocals, the producer not only meets the expectations one might have from an Alan Walker track, but propels those further on to the stratosphere.

Em is a dazzling and highly purposed new singer/songwriter who – after a decade-plus of intense study and experiences – stands at the precipice of a breakthrough via her astounding new song and video, “Say What You Mean.”

newfamiliar have arrived with 'How Can I?' - a reflective and reminiscent anthem that is likely to be gracing the airwaves very soon. The video and song features a mixed bag of nostalgic and retro moments.

Ben Howard has always been an absolute legend in the folk sound. His arrangements, intertwined with his eloquent guitar playing and soulful singing, have always been a source of warmth in cold fields.

British singer-songwriter and former BBC Sound of 2016 nominee Billie Marten has revealed details of her upcoming third studio album, Flora Fauna, and dropped the release’s lead single, Garden Of Eden, this week.

Musician, filmmaker, and master of the macabre, Rob Zombie, has gifted us all with another taste of his forthcoming studio album, “The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy.” The second single to drop, “The Eternal Struggles of the Howling Man,” has everything we have come to know and love from Zombie and more. That dark, groovy vibe that seems to pervade all his music is keenly felt here, with lyrics that wow and give you that real horror movie feel.

Ayhan Sahin’s fourth solo single marks the finale release from the long-awaited full-length collaborative project “Pop”

Frank Palangi an indie rock recording artist is freshly homegrown in Upstate New York who pours the fuel on the genre that refuses to die.

We’re unfortunately conditioned to think of the singer/songwriter in certain terms.

Rhye aren’t a band with a straightforward origin story. Their debut 2013 album Woman was years in the making and was released with the identities of its creators unknown. Only later were they revealed to be Canadian singer and performer Mike Milosh and Dutch multi-instrumentalist Robin Hannibal. From these secretive beginnings, the band have evolved into a freeform musical collective revolving around Milosh following the departure of Hannibal in 2017.

Despite being just twenty-one years old, American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter has already dropped four studio albums, appeared in several TV shows, including a main role in Girl Meets World, and starred in films including Horns and The Hate U Give. But it’s her latest single Skin that has got tongues wagging.

American singer-songwriter Maggie Lindemann specialises in skillfully riding the fine line between pop and rock, bringing the best of both worlds into an engaging, entertaining and highly marketable mix of music and performance. Having released a string of singles since her breakthrough effort Knocking On Your Heart in 2015, including the UK top ten hit Pretty Girl in 2016, Lindemann is now back with her first-ever EP, titled Paranoia.

Jordan Mackampa released his debut album Foreigner last year to critical acclaim. The singer-songwriter, who was raised Coventry, is based in London, and draws on his Congolese roots to create his deeply poetic songs delivered in his distinctive rich vocals, delivered a deeply personal affair with his debut full-length offering, with songs covering topics such as his childhood, his journey into adulthood, and falling in and out of love.

Artist collaborations tend to be exciting adventures for fans, especially when two different genres collide. So, when legendary metal guitarist Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden paired up with rock guitarist Richie Kotzen, we were in for a treat. Now, for those who are of the belief that metal, and rock are not that far apart, guess again. There is a cornucopia of differences, but the two styles have a way of blending so beautifully together you can be forgiven for thinking they are cut from the same cloth.

In October Spaceman released Fascist Utopia, a project whose cover depicted an apocalyptically saccharine hellscape of state-enforced "harmony" and "good will".

Swedish singer and songwriter Anna Leone dropped her debut EP Wandered Away in 2018, a beautiful record that was plugged by the likes of BBC Music and Spotify, and has gone on to clock up over eighteen million streams online. That EP included her breakthrough track My Soul I, which took her music to the next level. Now the Stockholm-born artist has returned with her new single Once, produced by Paul Butler.

It’s not that often a debut album as hyped as Right Now rolls around. But then it’s not often you get an artist like Willie Jones. He is unquestionably one of the rising stars of the current country scene, someone of whom Rolling Stone magazine said he “seems an awful lot like the future of country music.” And with his unique blend of styles that merge hip hop and country, they might just be right.

English singer songwriter Adele has rung in a fabulous milestone this week, the ten-year anniversary of her second studio album, “21,” released in January 2011. The follow up to her debut “19” which dropped in 2008, “21” smashed charts around the world, earning the number one spot in ten countries and cementing her status as a certified multi-platinum artist.

The future didn’t look particularly bright for Cambridge rockers Lonely The Brave when their frontman and founding member David Jakes left in 2018, citing mental health reasons. For a brief period it appeared the entire future of the band was in doubt, before they dispelled their fans’ fears, recruiting Jack Bennett, who had been recording and performing music under his Grumble Bee moniker, in his place.

Ron Wright frolics through the most classic rock sounds in his single ‘Cryptocurrency.’ It may be a niche topic that’ll take a while to unpack, but make no mistakes: this is a devilish escapade for the hard rock lovers.