Berlin-based artist MIN-t is back with new single “Hope”, marking the first release from her forthcoming album Before The After , due May 8. Self-released via Martyna Kubicz Music, the track sees the Polish-born, multi-disciplinary artist continue to refine her hybrid sound — one that pulls from electronic, pop and R&B while resisting easy categorisation. Built around a ferocious breakbeat, “Hope” layers glitch-heavy synths, weighty low-end and shifting vocal delivery, moving

Wireless Festival has confirmed that Ye will headline all three days of its 2026 edition, marking his first UK performance in over 11 years. Set to take place from 10–12 July at Finsbury Park, the booking is being positioned as a three-night run through Ye’s catalogue — spanning The College Dropout  through to The Life of Pablo  — in what will be his first London headline appearance since topping the same festival in 2014. The announcement signals one of the most significant

Disclosure are back with their first release of 2026, unveiling new single “The Sun Comes Up Tremendous” alongside a cinematic official video. Out now via Disorder / Capitol Records, the track marks the first time since 2023’s Alchemy  that Howard Lawrence has taken on lead vocal duties — a shift that brings a more internal, reflective tone to the duo’s latest output. Where recent releases like “Deeper” leaned into club immediacy, “The Sun Comes Up Tremendous” pulls things in

There’s a certain confidence running through London’s current jazz landscape — not in the traditional sense, but in how fluidly artists are moving between scenes, sounds and expectations. It’s less about definition, more about feel. At the centre of that shift are musicians treating groove as the anchor, letting everything else stretch outward from it. With “The Bounce”, that approach comes into sharp focus. Built from a long-standing musical relationship and shaped in the ro

The Portugal-born, London-based artist Alex Born returns with “Sealed Fate”, a track that pushes his electropop sound into heavier, more introspective territory. It’s the latest in a run of releases — following “Unrequited Love” and “Obituary” — that are beginning to sketch out a wider project rooted in emotional intensity and club-oriented production. Sonically, “Sealed Fate” pulls from multiple directions without feeling scattered. There are traces of trip-hop in the drums,

Y U QT have announced their signing to Technicolour, Ninja Tune’s club-focused imprint, alongside the release of their new single “Call My Name”. The track has been circulating in DJ sets for several months, becoming one of the duo’s most recognised IDs across recent shows. Built around a hybrid of speed garage and techno, it reflects the direction Darryl Reid and James Cooper have been developing through their productions and DJ sets, which heavily feature their own material

Melbourne/Naarm six-piece Shock Corridor are back with Buster  — a powerful new single marking their first release in nearly a year, accompanied by an evocative official video. Driven by a relentless guitar riff, Buster  builds from brooding intensity into something widescreen and anthemic. Blending droney synths, echoing guitars and unforgiving percussion with flashes of violin and trumpet, the track captures a sense of unease about the future while holding onto the need for

Enola Bedard steps into a bold new chapter with her latest single Unavez  — a multilingual pop release that blends emotion, movement and global influence. Out now via DOOGOOD, Unavez  explores the fragile space between feeling and expression — that moment when emotions are real but neither person dares to speak first. Sung across French, English and Spanish, the track reflects Bedard’s international background while reinforcing a simple idea: love doesn’t need one language to

Rising country-pop artist Mabes returns with her most emotionally raw release to date, Death of a Hero  — a powerful new single that blends Nashville storytelling with modern pop production. Out now via APOLLO Distribution, the track explores the moment admiration turns to disillusionment, capturing the quiet devastation of realising someone you once idolised is only human. Anchored by aching vocals and cinematic country textures, Mabes delivers some of her most intimate song

Evan Fong returns with ‘Pesos’ , a high-energy new single that pushes his evolving sound further into punchy, pop-punk territory. Out now via Avant Garden, the track blends distorted guitars, driving drums and sharp electronic textures, creating a raw, chaotic edge that has quickly become a signature of Fong’s music. Built around his forceful vocal delivery, Pesos  captures a restless, unfiltered energy — loud, urgent and intentionally rough around the edges. A true multi-hyp