The Dream Machine’s latest single, Things That Make Us Cry , is from their third album, Fort Perch Rock, released on Fri 27 February 2026 via Run On Records. The Merseyside five-piece’s heart-wrenching expression of loss is cut with anthemic instrumentation to lift hearts whilst simultaneously nursing one broken in two.

Renowned businessmen, high ranked officers, political parties and many other people with power are heard talking about equality and humanity, but do they really act upon what they say?

Even after powerful speeches promise equality, nothing much has improved - this situation clearly visualises the difference between what leaders say and what they actually do. 

Today, breakout pop singer-songwriter Jordi unveils her highly anticipated self-titled debut album, Jordi. The 12-track album features fan-favorite singles including “Over Love,” “Pretty Intentions,” “Different,” “Butterflies,” and “Unlearn You,” alongside seven brand-new songs that showcase the full scope of Jordi’s evolution as an artist. 

Kayla Wright bursts onto the country-pop scene with “Settle Down,” a charming, haunting masterpiece that looks back on a failed relationship. Inspired in part by Kayla’s long-time fascination with cowboys, “Settle Down” contains compelling, wistful imagery and resembles a Western romance film told in hindsight.

Nashville-based alt-pop artist Alex Ray rips the filter off with her long-awaited debut EP, MESSY. Equal parts confessional and cathartic, MESSY is Ray’s unflinching portrait of mental health, mania, heartbreak, and the chaos that comes from facing yourself without flinching.

Phia Moore has dropped her confessional sophomore EP, what color is your monster? Following a string of recent single releases, which all showcase various angles of Phia’s heartfelt and thought-provoking songwriting, the budding singer-songwriter continues to examine the multitude of layers within one’s mind. 

Brain Leak’s Save Me signals the end of a first, bracing chapter authored by Manchester’s emergent, nu-riot grrrl supergroup, centred around the complex introspections of songwriter, Tara-Gabriella Engelhardt. The single completes the band’s debut Put Back Together EP, a collection of bone-bearing songs written during a volatile stretch of early sobriety, described by the singer-songwriter as “completely dismantling, but also the first time I learned how to rebuild myself with intention.”

I’ve lived with Depersonalisation and Derealisation Disorder (DPDR) for as long as I can remember, long before I even knew what it was.

I was born with various health complications, which meant I spent a lot of my early childhood in and out of hospital. The procedures were often invasive, and although I was too young to process it at the time, therapy later helped me realise just how traumatic those experiences were. And I believe that’s where my DPDR stems from.

Indie-pop singer-songwriter Marilyn Hucek is set to release her highly anticipated self-titled debut album, MARILYN, a deeply personal exploration of womanhood, identity, and resilience. Written between Nashville and Los Angeles, the record invites listeners into an unfiltered portrait of her life, touching on love, grief, societal pressures, and the defining choices that shape a woman’s journey.

Framed as a letter to “the other woman,” Erica Manzoli’s new single ‘Dear Other Woman’ imagines how Manzoli might feel if someone else crossed a boundary with the person she loves. It’s a thought experiment that explores the tension between emotional connection and physical intimacy.

This poem evokes a particular kind of connection, the one we re-encounter with ourselves and with the Beloved after emerging from a toxic relationship. It speaks of renewal, of a complete re-encounter with the self and with the Other, a connection that, once absorbed by unhealthy ties, had remained unknown.

Multifaceted talent Grace Annabella Anderson announced her debut album “Art, Baby” set for release on February 6th, 2026. Along with the announcement, she shared the title track for the record and its accompanying music video. Reclaiming her sense of self, “Art, Baby” celebrates the end of a relationship rather than mourning it.

Cati Landry returns in 2025 with a dreamy, melancholic ballad for the lonely hearts club. “Overdrive” is an aching confession of love and loss, written during a time of processing grief and feeling the emotions crash like waves.

Winter, the season when cold comes, fog walking through streets quietly, the world is still, people finding warmth everywhere. Winter has some strange power, a power that slows down the world, strips everything bare and leaves you all alone just for yourself. No matter how late it comes it always leaves taking away the cloth of lies and letting us see the truth, the bitter truth.

‘It’s Like’ is the first track on Mica’s upcoming solo EP, and is out now. Encapsulated by an ethereal synth pad, ‘It’s Like’ tells a story of realising love and acceptance. With piano parts dancing in and out as if discovering new layers to this feeling. The song uses traditional folk harmony in a stripped back loop to express the peace authentic love can bring.

ALIE's new single, "Closer To Losing," goes deep on the fear of losing a loved one, getting older, and having uncertainty creep in. Her songwriting and emotional resonance are unlike many young artists today.

Lily Forte continues her boldest musical era yet with “Out of the Blue,” out today on November 14. Inspired by an abrupt breakup over the phone, the soulful track features Lily’s most direct, cutthroat songwriting yet, with steady yet intentionally aggressive production choices.

Lily Forte returns with “Miles To Go,” a forthcoming, jazz-inspired liberation anthem. Like her previous singles, “Miles To Go” once again features Lily’s signature blend of modern and classical influences, utilizing live horns and gritty bass guitar lines in its captivating production and highlighting her polished alto vocals. 

NYC-based artist Maggie Kane has released her sophomore single Satellites. Known for her raw storytelling and shimmering textures, Kane creates music that feels both intimate and cinematic.

Where her debut single Candied Ginger lingered at the edge of indecision, caught between holding on and letting go, Satellites runs arms wide open into new love.

The new album ‘A Quiet Life’ from Los Angeles based dance artist Evalyn pushes further into conceptual territory, drawing production inspiration from the dissonant frequencies of Aphex Twin, ARCA, and Grimes. Written and recorded almost entirely during her first pregnancy, the 13-track collection mirrors the physical and psychological chaos of transformation—the nausea of anxiety, the noise of endless scrolling, the vertigo of losing oneself while creating new life.