Brighton alt-rock trio Bones Ate Arfa release the anticipated new EP ‘Just Bananas’.With a growing sense of momentum, the band have most recently hit over 120k TikTok followers and linked up with skating brand Wasted Paris and are heading on a UK tour to support the EP release. Made up of Bones (guitar), 8 (drums), and Arfa (vocals & bass), the trio have made a significant mark on the UK’s southeastern gig circuit within a short period and continue to showcase what an exciting up and coming band they are. Building soundscapes that blend the energy of punk, the riff…
Catherine Elms – Medusa: Welsh alternative artist Catherine Elms makes a striking return with her latest single “Medusa”—a haunting, piano-driven track that reimagines the famous Greek myth through a modern lens of empowerment and self-acceptance. It’s the first taste of her upcoming second album, and it’s clear from the start: Elms isn’t holding anything back. “Medusa” opens with a dark, hypnotic rhythm and slowly builds, creating a sense of tension that never fully lets go. At the heart of it all is Elms’ voice—clear, expressive, and edged with emotion. Her lyrics dive deep into the parts of ourselves we’re often…
Multicultural artist Tanis returns with a deeply emotional new single, Kid, accompanied by a captivating visual that perfectly mirrors the song’s wistful tone. Known for her ability to blend global influences with heartfelt storytelling, Tanis uses her diverse background spanning Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean to create music that feels both intimate and universal. At its core, Kid is a gentle reflection on the complexities of adulthood and the longing to return to a simpler, more innocent time. The song’s tender melodies and introspective lyrics invite listeners to sit with feelings of nostalgia, vulnerability, and quiet strength. “It used to…
Dani Ivory returns with “Anymore,” a quietly powerful single that captures the moment when clarity finally cuts through emotional confusion. Stripped back and intimate, the song unfolds around a sparse piano line and an unflinching vocal performance, allowing Ivory’s words to take center stage. What emerges is a confessional portrait of heartbreak transformed into resolve. Tinged with folky, Americana inspired guitar textures and seamlessly blended with soul and pop elements, “Anymore” carries a warm, grounded feel without sacrificing its modern edge. Ivory resists the urge to over dramatize, instead leaning into restraint and emotional honesty. The result is a song…
