
Paul Abrol, aka PJ Abrol, is a formidable transatlantic melodic rock artist from County Down, Northern Ireland, whose narrative is driven by an impressive twenty-year “creative pilot light” that never dimmed.

Created by the talented brothers Jack and Henry Baldwin, Wild Horse is an electrifying band that masterfully fuses funk-driven guitar pop with hip-hop beats and a bold British rock flair.

It’s a powerful, impressively deep track that will certainly resonate with anyone who listens. “Tragic Comedy” by Truse is a remarkable debut infused with meaning and benevolence.

Grim Logick, like the title suggests, is openly calling that bluff on his new track. His lyrics feel even more personal than usually, as he quick-fire raps his life story without mincing words.

Mary Knoblock has poured her expertise on avant-garde and neoclassical composition into the creation of “Peach”, making excellent use of aural space and the emotions that can be conceived.

“Democracy Manifest” is a standout track among Nikki Roger ever-growing discography, showcasing his artistic maturity and skill as a producer. Nikki turned an almost 20-year-old internet meme into one of the most thought-provoking tracks of the year so far,

“Crowded Silence” is the second installment of the Analog Shadow, created by Bangalore-based project Social Treble. Observant of the digital age and its traps so well hidden they’re in plain sight…

“The Lisa Song” is definitely one of the highlights of SOLILOQUY, firmly establishing Jason’s ReeToxA as a name to watch in the Australian independent scene.

On “Pulso de Muaré” Frezya sings about attraction, desire and the magnetic pull between two people drawn to each other in a dimly lit nightclub.

E.L.W.12 soars through atmospheric landscapes that are dreamy and inviting, taking inspirations from synthpop and IDM to construct tracks that speak of honesty.

On “Self-luminescent”, Garbage Garden is at their most introspective yet, moving between reality and distortion with relentless determination as it explores deeper meanings of identity and existence itself.

Starting as a wild idea sparked by Chandra Nair’s awe during the Winter Olympics closing ceremony, “Nessun Dorma (We’ll Win Again)” stands as the pinnacle of the band’s musical journey.

Aurealis reveals “Fire in Rain” at times, with the insanity increasing at an exponential rate, but the power of stubborn love and desire to survive helps.

CajunBeatz is committed to his craft, and it shows. “Not Playin” is an impressively meaningful track that basks in its own merit with no apologies.

Plastic Handgun is a solo act with a strong DIY approach, making music at their home studio in Toronto. The newest album, which arrived after a 5-year hiatus, pays homage to the artist’s favourite video game music composers

Humans have been making art about love and connection since the beginning of days, sometimes the spark just comes from a different source. And on Tapu PW’s case, the spark comes from the spark itself.

Venomous Oranges burst onto the scene in 2016, captivating listeners with a kaleidoscope of sound that defies categorization.

The lyrics for “Pawn Shop Guitar” tell the story in detail, proving that Peningo Riders have been honing their storytelling skills and taking them to new heights.