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Caroline Rose’s ‘Feel the Way I Want’ bounces along with a juicy, spontaneous zeal that is becoming characteristic of the American singer-songwriter’s sound.

Seafret are a London based Indie-pop duo Jack Sedman and Harry Draper. Originating from Bridlington, their name reflects their closeness to one of England’s coastal towns. Since their first EP release in 2014 they have been consistent in their production of songs that are growing them a loyal army of fans around the UK. 

With four previous UK number ones, an impressive total of 67 weeks in the UK top 10 over their four decade career and over 100 million records sold worldwide, the Pet Shop Boys need little introduction.

Future Moons’ debut single ‘Entangled’ is a gripping, affecting experience, straight away establishing the band as one of the more unique, riveting sounds in alternative rock.

British rap has evolved steadily over the last 40 years and is more mainstream now than ever. It's getting young people into a genre of music that they can really relate to.

What's not to like about David Keenan. His journey into music is something of fairy tales - running away from his home in Dundalk in Ireland at the tender age of 17 to find the ‘disappeared’ in Liverpool.

We all want to start the New Year happy, so Oh Wonder’s new release would be the perfect place to start. The alternative pop duo of Anthony West and Josephine Vander Gucht have released some awesome tracks since their first EP in 2015.

Hannah Grace could soon be ruling the music world with beauty in her music. 

You may not have heard the name of Camden Cox before, but this London based singer is about to get a lot of attention for her style, vocal delivery and natural talent.

Joshua Hyslop’s new song ‘Behind the Light’ is a fresh, buoyant piece of music establishing this Canadian singer-songwriter as one of the most exciting folk artists coming through at the moment.

Fred Again has an impressive track record as a producer and artist in his own right, working with acts like Ed Sheeran and Stormzy to name a few. Me (sorry) is a calm electronic number, that whilst as up to date as you would expect from one of the UKs top producers, it could also come from the late 90s trance scene, with a soft, slow synth feeling the way.

Anson Seabra’s new song ‘Trying My Best’ is a soft, candid ballad that has the singer-songwriter go down a path of self-evaluation and thoughtful acceptance whilst functioning as a delicate, beautiful tribute to his individuality.

Did Heaven send us a new masterpiece with Ten Fé? Ten Fé are London duo, Ben Moorhouse and Leo Duncan who are making their way in the music scene the traditional way.

Sody’s latest song ‘Reason to Stay’ marks yet another achievement for the young singer-songwriter from London, who reveals more vulnerabilities and strengths in this slow-paced, piano-powered ballad.

The resurgence of folk music, thanks largely to bands like Mumford and Sons and artists such as Ben Howard, has opened the door to many new talents who can now commercially make inroads into the music industry.

Daddy’s Girl will take you on an emotional journey that will make you appreciate your relationship with your parents or, for some, make you cherish every second you spend with your own children. With Christmas being a season for families and spending time with loved ones this song’s release feels deeply personal to EYELAR and her family.

If you’re going to have music with rap in it, you have to be able to show passion and anger, and not just with the vocal line - it has to come through all of the musicianship.

Kat Cunning’s foray into music couldn’t be off to a more splendid beginning--the acoustic version of her single ‘For the Love’ sheds new light into the wonders of the original mix, which Billboard hailed as a "rallying cry for hope and strength in the face of adversity".

Just in time to add a little oomph to the sensational New Years’ Eve parties, Sigma release their latest track ‘Sell My Soul’, featuring English-Irish singer-songwriter Maverick Sabre.

Sam Tompkins’ single ‘Not So Grey’ offers a much-needed respite from the winter blues; his acoustic arrangement, the fast-paced verses and the genuine, heartfelt lyrics about mental health bring home a message of solace and hope.

Laura White’s new track ‘Nobody’ may have been released during a season of love, togetherness, and family but it is not afraid to pull any punches when it comes to the matters of the heart. It is raw, honest and staggering in that it touches upon some intense subjects but never refocuses the attention from White’s resilient, all-encompassing voice.