Singles
Where Desire Lingers: Jena Teba’s “Sur ma peau” Wraps Parisian R&B in Afro-Soul Heat
With Sur ma peau, Parisian artist Jena Teba delivers a track that lingers, breathes, and settles into the listener’s skin exactly as its title promises. Released on January 16th, 2026, the single unfolds as a slow-burning meditation on intimacy, touch,…
Whiskey, Winks, and One-Liners: Leo Brawdy’s ‘Over You’ Is a Honky-Tonk Rom-Com You Can Dance To
Leo Brawdy’s “Over You” arrives with a grin on its face and a bounce in its step, the kind of song that knows exactly what it’s doing and dares you not to enjoy it. From the very first swing-inflected pulse,…
Living Between the Pages: Every Other Weekend Turns Memory Into Meaning on ‘Memories’
“Memories,” the second single from Every Other Weekend, feels less like a conventional indie release and more like an open window into a life paused, examined, and slowly reassembled. Fronted by singer-songwriter Chris Bull, formerly of Manchester indie-rock outfit City…
“Soar Your Own Way: Friend/Monell’s ‘Fly Away’ Inspires Freedom and Self-Determination”
“Fly Away” by Friend/Monell lands as a personal statement and a universal call to action. Hailing from Tipp City, the duo, comprised of Jeffrey Friend and Ray Monell, draws on decades of collective musical experience to craft a song that…
“When Pain Becomes Sound: Funkeestas’ ‘Nothing Left to Give Too’ Lets Grief Breathe”
“Nothing Left to Give Too” by Funkeestas is a track that doesn’t shy away from the heaviness of being human, but embraces it fully, deliberately, and without apology. While the original “Nothing Left to Give” was an immediate, raw snapshot…
“Change It!”: Tom Minor Turns Boxing Day into a Battle Cry
“Change It!” by Tom Minor lands with the scrappy confidence of a street-corner sermon—equal parts pep talk, confession, and rebel yell. Released on Boxing Day, the timing feels intentional: this is music for the in-between moment, when the excess of…
Dancing Through the Pain: Lynney Williamson’s ‘I See You’ Wraps Compassion in Cassette Tape Warmth
“I See You” by Lynney Williamson feels like a love letter written on faded cassette tape—soft around the edges, saturated with emotion, and glowing with sincerity. Emerging from Glasgow’s vibrant music scene, Lynney delivers a remix single that is as…