ARTIST INTRODUCTION
The Sewing Club
The Sewing Club, a Nashville rock band built from college writing sessions and DIY recording
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THE LISTENING LIBRARY
Start somewhere good.
Artist stories and two songs to begin with.
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The Foehn Effect
The Foehn Effect make contemporary folk from Aberystwyth, Wales
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Curbside Lambsear
Curbside Lambsear build small-scale experiments from shared ideas
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Linying
Linying’s music grows from personal intensity and collaborative trust
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James Bruner
James Bruner brings a Springfield-to-Nashville rock story into The Otherside
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Bebe May
Bebe May’s releases span solo singles and Château collaborations
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Silvertwin
Silvertwin make classic pop with a modern London frame
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Luca George
Luca George builds pop around loneliness, home, and connection
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Enny
Enny’s London stories move between community, reflection, and self-definition
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Moses Boyd
Moses Boyd shapes contemporary jazz through London, community, and collaboration
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Kamaal Williams
Kamaal Williams moves between London jazz, groove, and improvisation
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Ebi Soda
Ebi Soda’s Brighton jazz blends jam-driven spontaneity with post-production reshaping
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Anastasia Coope
Anastasia Coope builds intimate folk worlds from voice, home, and repetition
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Zsela
Meet Zsela.
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Jefferson Pitcher
Jefferson Pitcher makes records from songcraft, improvisation, and collaboration
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Low Island
Meet Low Island.
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Amaara
Amaara’s Heartspeak and the contours of a multimedia project
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Foel
Foel’s North Wales electronic project turns shaped randomness into a debut full-length
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Milo Korbenski
Milo Korbenski is a Brighton-based solo musician with a masked public image and a self-released start
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Christopher Emond
Christopher Emond’s debut album arrives through Orange Label Records
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BOY SODA
BOY SODA, from Terrigal beginnings to a debut album statement
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Only Fire
Only Fire’s bedroom-made music moved from Zagreb into live clubs
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HoneyLuv
HoneyLuv’s rise from bedroom DJ to international house artist
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Hunter Metts
Hunter Metts follows a personal North Star
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Monica Aben
Monica Aben writes from creativity, memory, and authenticity
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Jesta
Jesta: Bryan Page’s solo project from Morecambe
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Elijah Berlow
Elijah Berlow’s Chicago-rooted Americana on Bandcamp
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Mina Tindle
Mina Tindle: Paris pop shaped by collaboration
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James Houlahan
James Houlahan’s Los Angeles songwriting leans into resilience, change, and music itself
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Kajaryia
Kajaryia is building an intimate soul world on her own terms
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Ashlee Keating
Meet Ashlee Keating.
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OXIS
OXIS builds an oceanic electro-pop world from self-made songs and visuals
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ogwetth
Ogwetth builds from Melbourne with a self-made sound
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JessB
JessB builds music around growth, connection, and change
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Radie Peat
Radie Peat: Dublin trad roots, solo reinterpretations, and a broad catalogue of collaborations
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Bandits on the Run
Bandits on the Run: a Brooklyn trio built on harmony, theater, and restless collaboration
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Hunter Morris / Mountain of Youth
Hunter Morris brings Mountain of Youth into focus with Nowhere, NW
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Clayton Chaney
Clayton Chaney’s long road into a solo debut
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People I’ve Met
Meet People I’ve Met.
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Widemouth
Meet Widemouth.
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Deary
Deary’s path from lockdown demos to Birding
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Olive Jones
Olive Jones builds a soulful debut around feeling, memory, and care
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Krislyn Arthurs
Krislyn Arthurs brings direct, personal country songwriting to Honky Tonk PhD
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Jacob Alon
Meet Jacob Alon.
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Dua Saleh
Dua Saleh moves from poetry into songs shaped by identity, love, and climate anxiety
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Josh Gilligan
Josh Gilligan frames Party of One as a move from isolation toward connection
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Rainy Mountain
Meet Rainy Mountain.
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Jamie Rafferty
Jamie Rafferty’s Croy roots and debut EP introduction
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Water From Your Eyes
Water From Your Eyes build a collaborative pop project out of jokes, distance, and puzzles
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Tessa Rose Jackson
Meet Tessa Rose Jackson.
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The Phoenix Foundation
The Phoenix Foundation from Wellington: a long-running band built on songs, change, and collaboration
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Drop Nineteens
Drop Nineteens, from Boston demos to a long return
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Papercuts
Meet Papercuts.
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Brie Stoner
Brie Stoner’s work moves between languages, places, and a renewed sense of self
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August Gladstone
August Gladstone blends folk tradition, surreal imagery, and American myth
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John R. Miller
John R. Miller traces anxiety, memory, and perseverance across his work
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Luminous Kid
Luminous Kid builds queer indie-folk around photography, travel, and collaboration
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Ampermut
Ampermut’s catalog centers on organic house and downtempo releases
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Sarah Noell
Sarah Noell’s Ithaca songs trace a year of change around Good God
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Lauren Dillen
Lauren Dillen’s solo path from Toronto songcraft to Blue Star
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Chris Pellnat
Chris Pellnat’s Hudson Valley songwriting moves between folk, rock, and collaboration
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The Bug Club
Meet The Bug Club.
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Konyikeh
Meet Konyikeh.
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Gillan Edgar
Gillan Edgar presents a multi-project catalog built around original songs and older material revisited
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Body Meat
Body Meat builds pop out of fracture and play
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Marques Martin
Marques Martin, a New York hip-hop artist shaped by self-taught beginnings and shifting perspective
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Ericdoa
Ericdoa builds internet-born pop with collaborators and world-building
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Edith Whiskers
Edith Whiskers, the viral cover project linked to Tom Rosenthal
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Chrissy Strong
Chrissy Strong’s Akron-rooted songs grew out of recovery and community
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Durante
Durante’s Enter reflects a long route from piano lessons to a debut album
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Tay Sean
Meet Tay Sean.
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Josephine Illingworth
Josephine Illingworth turns field recordings and folklore into folk songs
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Niamh Bury
Niamh Bury turns folk, story, and tradition into a debut built around language
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Bess Atwell
Bess Atwell’s songs move between domestic detail and inner reckoning
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Erin Durant
Erin Durant’s songs move between folk roots, place, and memory
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Billboard Style
Billboard Style steps out with Pull of the Moon
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Los Altragos
Los Altragos: rock from Betxí with a long-running garage identity
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Hang Linton
Hang Linton’s DIY punk turns politics, community, and performance into a public project
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The Colourflies
The Colourflies: a long-running Idaho rock trio with a broad release trail
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Dar.Ra
Dar.Ra’s independent path through rock, soul, and genre-mixing releases
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Kal Banx
Kal Banx steps forward on RHODA
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Maia Sharp
Maia Sharp’s career grew from CSUN connections, collaborations, and songwriting
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Anna May
Anna May’s songs grow from empathy, memory, and a lyric-first approach
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Jared Dustin Griffin
Meet Jared Dustin Griffin.
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Josh Fortenbery
Meet Josh Fortenbery.
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The Prickly Pair
Meet The Prickly Pair.
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Caleb Caudle
Caleb Caudle writes from endurance, empathy, and the long road home
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Skye Newman
Skye Newman turns private history into a rising UK R&B story
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FINGERGAP
FINGERGAP fuses Cantonese pop feeling with footwork speed
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Kavari
KAVARI builds club music from horror, distortion, and reinvention
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Dagmar Zuniga
Dagmar Zuniga’s quiet fragments and tape-worn songs
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Cleo Reed
Cleo Reed builds work, lineage, and protest into expansive songcraft
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Bardo Pond
Bardo Pond, a Philadelphia band built on improvisation and continuity
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Kassie Krut
Kassie Krut’s art-pop turns collaboration into a moving target
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Rose City Band
Rose City Band’s Portland-rooted country-psych travels from quiet debut to sunlit ensemble work
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Roman Joon
Meet Roman Joon.
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The 7:45s
The 7:45s bring Manchester soul into a single-minded run of releases
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YNG Martyr
YNG Martyr builds CHALANT from restlessness, work, and self-made momentum
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Billianne
Billianne’s debut album turns travel and growth into a personal story
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Dailla
Dailla’s songs move between vulnerability, romance, and dance energy
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ECHLO
ECHLO’s music practice moves between pop, performance, and composition
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Finn Wolfhard
Finn Wolfhard’s solo path grows out of collaboration, community, and a new chapter
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DJ Harrison
DJ Harrison’s Richmond-rooted catalog spans beat tapes, soul, jazz, and collaboration
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The Mediocre Friends
The Mediocre Friends turn a longtime friendship into a four-song EP
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Brice Blanco
Brice Blanco presents a concise recent chapter on Future Gods
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Swapmeet
Swapmeet’s debut album grew out of a long-running four-way conversation
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Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn’s catalog spans solo records, collaborations, and home-studio craft
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Run Remedy
Run Remedy turns personal history into intimate alternative songs
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CARBIKE
CARBIKE’s Vessel documents a long, deliberate reset
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Yet More
Meet Yet More.
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Zander Shine
Zander Shine’s release trail and studio mindset point to a steady rise
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Ahadadream
Ahadadream’s club world links South Asian heritage, UK rhythms, and collaborative release-making
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Soraya Cinema
Soraya Cinema: a Paris-based artist shaped by mystery and discovery
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Madra Salach
Madra Salach are building momentum with trad songs, live energy, and a debut single
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The Howlers
The Howlers pair London roots with a growing independent run
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Jodie Lo
Jodie Lo’s debut releases center emotion, resilience, and pointed pop storytelling
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The Northern Folk
Meet The Northern Folk.
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Anna Ling
Anna Ling’s Light gathers Devon folk, voice, and hopeful imagery into a debut album
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Kelcey Ayer
Kelcey Ayer moves from Local Natives to solo work under his own name
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Myd
Myd’s French pop and electro moves from early releases to Mydnight
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June McDoom
June McDoom builds a personal world from folk, reggae, and family memory
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Jeffrey Silverstein
Jeffrey Silverstein makes patient, collaborative music from Portland
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Emory Duncan
Emory Duncan writes from instinct, daily practice, and a life split between California landscapes and remembered roots
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Picture Parlour
Picture Parlour’s path from early live buzz to a debut release
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Sophia Stel
Sophia Stel makes self-produced pop from lived experience
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New Chance
New Chance’s Toronto projects trace a path through electro, dance, and collaboration
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Avalon Emerson
Avalon Emerson keeps shifting forms between club roots and song-driven reinvention
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Palms Trax
Meet Palms Trax.
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Dom Quincey
Dom Quincey turns loss into intimate pop storytelling
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Natalie Wildgoose
Natalie Wildgoose builds folk songs from place, memory, and tape
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DeLoyd Elze
DeLoyd Elze builds country-rooted songs around a self-described “digital twang”
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VV Pete
VV Pete builds a cross-border club-rap world around Varvie
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Who Shot Scott
Who Shot Scott turns private experience into direct, cathartic songs
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sosocamo
Meet sosocamo.
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Tom Sheridan
Meet Tom Sheridan.
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Chris McKay And The Critical Darlings
Chris McKay And The Critical Darlings in focus
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Paul Schalda
Paul Schalda’s Texas-made debut draws on Staten Island roots and family ties
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Eli West
Eli West builds acoustic songs around collaboration and place
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Kevin Connolly
Kevin Connolly’s long-running folk songwriting, from Marshfield to No Where
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Instupendo
Instupendo’s path from bedroom production to collaborative pop experiments
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Cactus Lee
Cactus Lee: an Austin project built from home recordings and local stages
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Ferris & Sylvester
Meet Ferris & Sylvester.
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Jesse Daniel
Jesse Daniel’s country songs trace hard miles, recovery, and forward motion
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Westside Cowboy
Meet Westside Cowboy.
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The Forces
The Forces: Dutch psychedelic-soul shaped by 60s references and hip-hop-minded production
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Brady Harris
Brady Harris, a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter with a long catalog of original releases and covers
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Matthew Nowhere
Matthew Nowhere makes reflective synth music shaped by love, memory, and transformation
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Willow Avalon
Willow Avalon turns Southern roots and hard-won stories into country-pop confessionals
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Brooke Bentham
Brooke Bentham’s songs trace creative block, routine, and return
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Charlotte Day Wilson
Charlotte Day Wilson’s intimate, self-produced soul and R&B lane
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Lunadira
Lunadira’s songs trace a personal, collaborative path through Malaysian pop and R&B
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Stella Donnelly
Stella Donnelly’s songs trace personal change, sharp observation, and a growing sense of place
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Bouquet
Bouquet’s IN A DREAM appears as a documented 2015 Bandcamp release
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Mal Not Bad
Mal Not Bad’s songs trace a reflective path through grief, change, and self-discovery
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Noah Gönci
Noah Gönci’s recorded trail from 2021 to 2025
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Attawalpa
Attawalpa’s path through DIY pop, memory, and collaboration
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Eyre Llew
Meet Eyre Llew.
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Saya Gray
Saya Gray turns reinvention into a defining artistic mode
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jasmine.4.t
jasmine.4.t builds songs from transition, community, and loss
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Lew Apollo
Meet Lew Apollo.
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Clyde Crooks
Clyde Crooks makes self-directed pop with Los Angeles in the frame
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Lily Seabird
Meet Lily Seabird.
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Nala Sinephro
Nala Sinephro’s music moves between jazz, harp, and synth-led composition
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IAN SWEET
Meet IAN SWEET.
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Oklou
Oklou’s intimate pop world around choke enough
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KAETO
KAETO’s route from clown school to INTRO
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Namasenda
Meet Namasenda.
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Droid Bishop
Meet Droid Bishop.
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Scarlet Rae
Scarlet Rae turns grief, instinct, and DIY recording into No Heavy Goodbyes
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Mar Pujol
Mar Pujol’s songs grow from the Lluçanès, the day-to-day, and a stripped-back voice-and-guitar approach
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Sandrayati
Sandrayati makes intimate, place-shaped folk that reaches from Indonesia to Reykjavík
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Riff Wood
Meet Riff Wood.
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Joel Culpepper
Joel Culpepper’s Sgt Culpepper arrives as a chaptered debut rooted in soul, community, and self-belief
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BunnaB
Meet BunnaB.
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Kaleah Lee
Kaleah Lee turns solitude into quietly detailed folk songwriting
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Sydney Quiseng
Sydney Quiseng steps into solo work with PHASES and recent singles
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Kristin Daelyn
Kristin Daelyn’s intimate folk on Beyond the Break
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Mal Devisa
Mal Devisa’s work across Kiid and Palimpsesa centers voice, self-definition, and release
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Sofia Cordoba
Sofia Cordoba moves from Spanish-language releases into English with a new chapter
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Julian Fijma
Julian Fijma builds from North Holland to a wider electronic audience
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EMJIE
EMJIE’s Brussels-rooted rise moves from bedroom beginnings to international dancefloors
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me n ü
me n ü turn early training into “hope house”
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Matty Ralph
Matty Ralph’s trance-forward catalog links nostalgia with current club energy
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Eli Lev
Eli Lev’s folk-pop turns travel, community, and reflection into songs
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Joselyn & Don
Joselyn & Don’s Montana-rooted folk traces memory, movement, and home
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Elexa Dawson
Elexa Dawson’s songs root memory, land, and family in the soil
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Scott Fisher
Scott Fisher blends piano roots, indie rock, and vintage-minded production
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Pali Gap
Pali Gap’s Bandcamp pages point to a Scotland-rooted solo project
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Edith Frost
Edith Frost’s return is grounded in long-running songs, old labels, and a new chapter
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masky •
masky •: a limited-profile artist with a small documented trail
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Daniel Schamroth
Daniel Schamroth’s songs move between folk, alt-rock, and reflective solo writing
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Hrishikesh Hirway
Hrishikesh Hirway’s songs turn memory into collaboration
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Grace Ives
Grace Ives turns stress, humor, and honesty into compact pop
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Jackson Scribner
Jackson Scribner, a Texas folk songwriter with an early start and a debut album
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Eden J Howells
Eden J Howells centers self-expression, queer community, and folk-rooted songwriting
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Emily Hines
Emily Hines arrives with a debut shaped by farm life, cassette recording, and Nashville community
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Common Holly
Meet Common Holly.
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Gabriella Bongo
Gabriella Bongo’s path through drum and bass blends early production, collaboration, and personal feeling
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Blu DeTiger
Blu DeTiger’s New York-trained pop-funk energy
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Harry Hudson Taylor
Harry Hudson Taylor opens a new solo chapter with More Than Enough
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The Backfires
The Backfires at the point where live energy became the center
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Blake Jones & the Trike Shop
Blake Jones & the Trike Shop return with and still...
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Nishla Smith
Nishla Smith’s storytelling-led jazz spans debut and follow-up releases
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MC Setho
MC Setho: singles, collaborations, and a streaming trail
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Juni Habel
Meet Juni Habel.
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This Is Lorelei
This Is Lorelei grew from a long Bandcamp archive into formal albums
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Tess Becket
Tess Becket balances raw confession with a lighter turn
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Hamdi
Hamdi’s rise from Oxford bass circles to bigger stages
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Ricardo Bendek
Ricardo Bendek’s path from solo work to a personal third album
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Pop Co-Op
Meet Pop Co-Op.
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Nick Rousseau
Meet Nick Rousseau.
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Shunaji
Shunaji blends rap, production, and cinema-minded ideas
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Winter Aid
Winter Aid: Dublin songs that began at home and spread far beyond it
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James Darcy
James Darcy’s recent work in focus
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Kiefer Sutherland
Kiefer Sutherland turns personal storytelling into country songs
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Puma Blue
Puma Blue’s intimate songs, from early singles to a live set
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Dean Johnson
Dean Johnson’s patient rise from Seattle songwriter to recorded storyteller
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Robert Smith
Robert Smith and The Cure, in his own words
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James Mercer
James Mercer across The Shins and Broken Bells
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mal sounds
mal sounds builds songs as places to think and feel
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Leven Kali
Leven Kali blends songwriting, production, and collaborations across R&B and soul
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nomi.
Meet nomi..
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Dreamcastmoe
Dreamcastmoe’s DC-rooted, genre-fluid sound across two releases
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Kelly Lee Owens
Kelly Lee Owens and the making of a more expansive electronic voice
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RNZŌ
RNZŌ steps forward from Aotearoa hip-hop’s next wave
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Casper TNG
Casper TNG’s Toronto rise reaches a new chapter
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Tezzus
Meet Tezzus.
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Hope Tala
Hope Tala’s path from university songwriting to debut-album release
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They Hate Change
They Hate Change build from Tampa localism into a wider Gulf Coast sound
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McKinley Dixon
McKinley Dixon turns memory, community, and storytelling into a connected body of work
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DellaXOZ
DellaXOZ’s self-made path from bedroom production to collaborative EPs
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Moniquea
Moniquea’s modern funk path from Pasadena to MoFunk Records
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Fightmilk
Meet Fightmilk.
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Renny Conti
Renny Conti writes small moments into songs about grief, love, and ordinary life
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Katie Gregson-MacLeod
Katie Gregson-MacLeod steps into a new chapter after viral breakthrough and label split
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Harrison Storm
Harrison Storm’s songs trace home, distance, and healing
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Jake Xerxes Fussell
Jake Xerxes Fussell and the living trail of folk songs
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DB Thomas
Meet DB Thomas.
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Dustin Tebbutt
Dustin Tebbutt's path from Armidale to Sweden and back
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Dove Ellis
Dove Ellis’s debut album Blizzard put a Galway-born folk singer-songwriter into wider view
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The Lemon Twigs
The Lemon Twigs keep building bright pop from old traditions
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Ellur
Ellur’s Halifax roots and inward-looking pop on At Home In My Mind
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DJ_Dave
DJ_Dave turns live coding into a public sketchpad
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Mezanmi
Mezanmi’s debut album turns uncertainty into self-examination and care
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Lena Anderssen
Meet Lena Anderssen.
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Froggy Prinze
Froggy Prinze from Sydney, in their own words and releases
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RIO KOSTA
RIO KOSTA’s collaborative debut turns late-night chemistry into a shared project
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Hohnen Ford
Hohnen Ford on writing through grief and building songs with jazz, pop, and folk
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osquinn
osquinn’s early rise and restless reinvention
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Mei Semones
Mei Semones bridges jazz, bossa nova, and indie-pop from Brooklyn
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Christian Lee Hutson
Christian Lee Hutson turns private memory into intimate folk-pop storytelling
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Kate Prascher
Kate Prascher writes from the space between memory and movement
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Charlotte Cornfield
Charlotte Cornfield on growth, perspective, and a sixth album
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Cari
Cari’s FLUX era, from church-rooted beginnings to a London stage
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Hannah Jadagu
Hannah Jadagu’s early releases show a fully hands-on beginning and a clear path forward
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JACOTÉNE
Meet JACOTÉNE.
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X & Ivy
X & Ivy build a dancefloor identity from house, techno, garage, and rave
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Dhani Harrison
Dhani Harrison’s music moves between collaboration, composition, and inherited memory
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Teezo Touchdown
Teezo Touchdown: a Beaumont-born artist moving between rap, rock, and pop
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The Audreys
The Audreys from Adelaide, with a long arc of folk, country, and roots songwriting
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Billy Nicholls
Billy Nicholls: a British songwriter whose debut kept finding listeners
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Brady Harris Band
Brady Harris Band draws North Hollywood pop-rock from Beatlesque roots and local detail
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Ayanna Witter-Johnson
Ayanna Witter-Johnson, tracing identity through cello, voice, and song
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Holy Pinto
Holy Pinto’s songs move between indie-pop, punk energy, and detailed storytelling
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Old Sea Brigade
Old Sea Brigade’s songs reflect change, collaboration, and life in motion
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Ramona and the Holy Smokes
Ramona and the Holy Smokes bring Virginia honky tonk into a modern frame
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River Whyless
Meet River Whyless.
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The New Eves
The New Eves build a word-of-mouth world from Brighton
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Zandi Holup
Meet Zandi Holup.
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The Wildmans
The Wildmans trace a family-rooted path through bluegrass and Americana
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Blue Cactus
Meet Blue Cactus.
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Ken Pomeroy
Ken Pomeroy’s songwriting grows from early listening, family support, and Oklahoma roots
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Bells Larsen
Bells Larsen turns change into a recorded conversation with himself
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Nova Twins
Meet Nova Twins.
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Lavern
Lavern: a Dutch producer with pop and electronic release credits
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A.Wild
A.Wild’s releases map out a detailed Bristol-London lane
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MIKE
MIKE’s catalog shows a young rapper building intimacy into every release
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BLYNE
BLYNE’s Berlin-rooted electronic project spans singles, EPs, and collaborations
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Madeleine
Madeleine, a London-based pop project with an EP out now
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Eli Smart
Eli Smart’s Aloha Soul sits between Kauai and the UK
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Nina Winder-Lind
Nina Winder-Lind turns urgency into solo songwriting on Wild Love
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Sam Evian
Sam Evian’s songs move between home, travel, and return
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Claud
Claud’s pop turns small moments into intimate, shared journals
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Superorganism
Superorganism’s internet-built pop world, drawn from a house in East London
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Elmiene
Elmiene’s path from poetry to soul songwriting
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Sam Akpro
Sam Akpro builds a restless sound from south-east London roots
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Yoshika Colwell
Yoshika Colwell builds from pause, revision, and collaboration
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Portraits Of Tracy
Portraits Of Tracy blends self-made pop with a collage of influences
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Ray Laurél
Ray Laurél’s music traces queer self-discovery through UK pop
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Yxngxr1
Yxngxr1’s Cardiff-rooted rise from SoundCloud to EMPIRE
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SASAMI
SASAMI turns toward pop on Blood On the Silver Screen
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TSHA
TSHA’s music grows from personal memory, collaboration, and careful studio craft
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Demae
Demae, a North West London singer shaping soulful self-discovery
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Bearcubs
Bearcubs: Berlin-shifted electronic songwriting shaped by sound design and collaboration
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Willaris. K
Willaris. K in release notes and radio profile
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AVAION
Meet AVAION.
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Supergloss
Supergloss moves from Germany into international techno, trance, and acid circles
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Eden Samara
Eden Samara’s club-pop spans bedroom-record intimacy and collaborative electronic detail
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Stevie Appleton
Stevie Appleton in electronic music collaborations
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Gracie and Rachel
Gracie and Rachel trace a long-running duo built on contrast and return
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Sudan Archives
Sudan Archives builds violin-led R&B from self-taught beginnings
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feeo
Meet feeo.
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Chanel Beads
Chanel Beads and the shape of a debut album
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Lou Mclean
Lou Mclean’s pages frame an Edinburgh pop artist with autobiographical songs and a debut album
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Another Michael
Another Michael’s music grows out of patience, play, and specific moments
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Owen Marchildon
Meet Owen Marchildon.
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Sorry Monks
Sorry Monks: a UK guitar-pop project built through home recordings and Subjangle releases
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Mike Daly & The Planets
Mike Daly & The Planets: New Jersey power pop with a long road to release
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Greg Mendez
Greg Mendez’s songs trace a hard-won path from private struggle to wider attention
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Kate Teague
Kate Teague’s Memphis-recorded indie pop across Bandcamp releases
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Eaves Wilder
Eaves Wilder turns private girlhood into direct pop songwriting
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Pixey
Pixey: a Liverpool-based DIY pop artist shaped by recovery and self-made songwriting
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AMARA ctk100
AMARA ctk100, a London-based Swiss artist, builds pop around visuals, self-direction, and feeling heard
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The Heavy Heavy
The Heavy Heavy blend retro touchstones with a modern live push
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Sharp Pins
Sharp Pins: Chicago pop with a DIY trail
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Samara Cyn
Samara Cyn turns poetry, movement, and self-definition into music
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Wesley Joseph
Wesley Joseph builds music from film, memory, and place
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Girl In The Year Above
Girl In The Year Above: an Irish/Cornish band turning grief into shared songs
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Opal Mag
Opal Mag’s Goodbye Lavender introduces a Brighton artist shaped by bands, family music, and more control
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Heidi Curtis
Heidi Curtis steps from long-held local momentum into her first releases
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NNAVY
NNAVY’s path from Lausanne to a growing soul-and-R&B audience
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Chris Patrick
Meet Chris Patrick.
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lil2posh
Meet lil2posh.
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Tommy WÁ
Meet Tommy WÁ.
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Emeree
Meet Emeree.
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Budjerah
Budjerah’s rise from breakthrough voice to award-recognized songwriter
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BLACK FONDU
Meet BLACK FONDU.
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Nia Smith
Meet Nia Smith.
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Amber Arcades
Amber Arcades: a Dutch musician balancing law, self-funded recordings, and a debut built in New York
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Jahnah Camille
Jahnah Camille builds indie-rock around self-examination and early growth
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corto.alto
corto.alto’s Glasgow-based jazz project built from collaboration, sampling, and steady momentum
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Casper Grey
Meet Casper Grey.
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Parris
Parris builds a debut from London roots
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Alvina Kaye
Meet Alvina Kaye.
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Anna Vogelzang
Anna Vogelzang’s independent folk path through Hiker and Afterglow
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Lake Dorn
Meet Lake Dorn
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Jess Ball
Jess Ball moves from dance features toward a more personal solo path
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MAY-A
MAY-A builds a debut around anger, healing, and self-definition
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Skaiwater
Skaiwater’s DIY vision moves from bedroom craft to #gigi
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underscores
underscores turns detailed pop into a more personal statement
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Momo Boyd
Momo Boyd steps out on Miss Michigan
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Nieve Ella
Nieve Ella turns confessional pop into a growing world
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Wide Orbit
Wide Orbit’s debut brings Chicago-rooted rock with a DIY live-room feel
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Chxrry
Meet Chxrry.
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Adjenai
Meet Adjenai.
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runo plum
runo plum’s debut full-length turns breakup writing into a study of repair
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prettifun
prettifun’s documented rise runs from Pretti to Pretti Loves U 2
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Wryn
Wryn’s Shapes frames a debut built around transformation
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Bawo
Meet Bawo.
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Maddie Ashman
Maddie Ashman moves between microtonal research and intimate songcraft
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Friko
A Chicago band with room to grow in several directions
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Dawn Richard
Dawn Richard’s career of independent reinvention
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Katie Tupper
A voice from Saskatoon, with a hand in the whole song
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Chloe Qisha
Chloe Qisha’s pop arrives with wit, distance, and a lot of feeling
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YHWH Nailgun
YHWH Nailgun’s releases trace a DIY path from pandemic beginnings to Bandcamp discography
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Nate Sib
Nate Sib’s path from hesitation to a more public pop identity
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Korine
Korine’s Philadelphia synth-pop path, from Corsage to Tear
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Avery Friedman
Meet Avery Friedman.
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Elijah Johnston
Elijah Johnston’s Stupid Soul in context
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Jacob on the Moon
Jacob on the Moon, a Chicago indie project shaped by solo writing and live-band growth
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Micah E. Wood
Micah E. Wood turns Baltimore’s music scene into a personal archive and a new album cycle
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Emzae
Emzae builds pop from self-teaching, persistence, and DIY control
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Nino Paid
Nino Paid turns lived experience into a DMV rap catalog
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James Ivy
James Ivy’s path from early online production to debut-album release
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kuru
Meet kuru.
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Young Eman
Young Eman’s Sheffield-rooted UK rap rise
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Niontay
Niontay’s regional blend and 10k ties come into focus
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Tiffany Day
Tiffany Day’s sound has moved toward electronic pop and hyperpop
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Channel Tres
Channel Tres on making music through change
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Aaron Frazer
The voice at the drum kit, making a world of its own
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