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Tehya’s dust dog blends indie pop, lo-fi rock, and raw emotion into a sun-scorched breakup anthem that refuses polish.

Maxwell Macey’s debut single, ‘Need to Leave,’ blends indie-folk and Americana in a heartfelt reflection on change.

Bino Bames’ Cocktail Princess is a raw alt-pop debut—blurring dreamlike vocals, lo-fi textures, and hazy emotions.

néomí’s “Do You Want To Be Honest?” blends rhythmic restraint with emotional unrest in her Nettwerk debut.

M’Lynn’s Wasted On You is a soulful R&B confessional blending 90s nostalgia, smooth grooves, and raw emotion.

Courtney Govan’s “Your Opinion” is a raw, piano-led ballad exploring self-worth, criticism, and quiet resilience.

Amira Jazeera’s Perfect 4 Me blends nostalgic R&B, alt-pop production, and raw emotion into a soulful love anthem.

Richard Rourke’s Some Days blends vintage soul with raw introspection, capturing self-doubt and hope in every note.

Love Spells unveils “Reach Out And Kiss Me,” a hypnotic dream pop ballad echoing with love’s doubt and desire.

Ryder teams up with BXKS on “WTF,” a slick UK rap track blending bass-heavy beats with razor-sharp delivery.