Globally renowned DJ and producer Sonny Fodera has kicked off what’s shaping up to be a defining summer, closing out his four-day Somedays Festival in Malta before heading straight to Ibiza for the opening of his much-anticipated residency at Pacha Ibiza on 11 May. Marking a major career milestone, Somedays Festival saw Fodera host his own destination event, drawing thousands of fans to Malta for a weekend of world-class electronic music. The success of the event signals a ne

Seattle-based artist Juliet Daniel returns with ‘Jane Austen’, a hazy indie-pop cut that pairs soft, nostalgic production with something far more conflicted underneath. Produced by Jon Joseph (BØRNS, Medium Build), the track leans into the glow of early-2000s coming-of-age soundtracks — warm, melodic and instantly familiar — but its focus sits firmly away from romance. Instead, Daniel turns inward, using the song to unpack identity, self-perception and the uneasy process of o

Chapel Hill’s Florence Dore returns with Hold The Spark, a rich, character-driven new album out now via Propeller Sound Recordings — and easily her most expansive release to date. Moving fluidly between country-rock, folk, ‘90s alt-rock and flashes of psychedelic Americana, Hold The Spark is rooted in storytelling. Dore sketches out vivid portraits of American life, from Southern towns to overlooked corners of the heartland, threading humour, frustration and quiet reflection

New single ‘Human Poultry’ sees the Glasgow post-punk quartet lean harder, faster and more direct than ever, turning workplace burnout, low balances and quiet resentment into something sharp, funny and uncomfortably familiar. It’s a track that doesn’t just vent — it circles the feeling of being slowly worn down by everyday life, catching itself between frustration and dark humour in a way that feels distinctly theirs. With their debut album of the same name landing May 8th, t

Gin Wigmore is back, unveiling her latest single ‘Country Diamond’ — a stripped-back, emotionally charged return that signals the start of a new chapter for the New Zealand icon. Built around hazy, melancholic guitar lines, ‘Country Diamond’ leans into nostalgia, tracing memories of Wigmore’s upbringing while circling the lingering pull of life’s “what ifs”. It’s intimate without losing weight, giving space for her signature raspy vocal to carry the track’s emotional core. Sp

All Points East is loading up for one of its biggest nights yet, unveiling a heavyweight second wave of names set to join co-headliners Jorja Smith and Tems at Victoria Park on Friday 21 August 2026. Curated by Jorja Smith and her FAMM label, the latest additions deepen an already rich lineup, pulling together a cross-section of global R&B, rap and club culture. Leading the new wave is Nia Archives, returning as one of the most vital forces in UK dance, alongside a special on

New single ‘All I See’ captures the moment where resistance gives way to acceptance, a shift that came during a turbulent period for the rising pop artist. Written after stepping away from London and confronting anxiety head-on, the track leans into honesty over polish, offering a stripped-back, emotionally direct take on pop songwriting. With continued support from BBC Introducing and Radio 1 behind her, Ronniee is stepping into a new chapter defined less by perfection and m