Grey Star Ghost – ‘Empty Glass’
Grey Star Ghost, the indie alt-rock project led by Jacob Tucker, release their third album ‘Angels Leaving’, showcasing a mature sound that blends atmospheric rock with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics. The focus track ‘Empty Glass’ captures the band’s signature mix of raw emotion and powerful instrumentation, building on the ethereal, emotionally charged soundscapes they have developed in previous releases.
Andrea Turk – ‘GP5’
Alternative hyper-pop artist Andrea Turk returns with her latest single ‘GP5’, featuring punchy 808s, auto-tuned vocals, and rock-influenced guitar. Written, composed, and produced independently, the track blends elements of queer love and club culture, appealing to fans of Charli XCX, Brakence, and Rina Sawayama.
Rok Ali & The Addiction – ‘Pulse’
Rok Ali, the powerhouse frontwoman of Rok Ali and The Addiction, is redefining hard rock with their explosive new album ‘Pulse’, showcased by its blistering title-track. After battling personal challenges, including addiction, Rok Ali has emerged with renewed passion, leading the band alongside guitar virtuoso Chris Nix, who has collaborated with notable artists like Jonathan Davis of Korn, James Brown’s band, and Billy Ray Cyrus.
Solarrio – ‘Can’t Wait’
David Barenboim, also known as Solarrio, returns with his new single ‘Can’t Wait’, blending his diverse influences from Paris, Chicago, and Berlin into his signature pop, hip-hop, and electronic sound. Co-written with Craig Walker, the track continues Solarrio’s exploration of alternative pop, featuring dreamy, energetic beats and emotionally resonant lyrics that evolved through several transformations to create a seamless, heartfelt fusion.
Molly Trueman – ‘I Won’t Sleep Soundly’
Montreal-based singer-songwriter Molly Trueman has released her debut album ‘Angels & Aliens’, blending folk vulnerability with alt-rock angst. The album’s focus track ‘I Won’t Sleep Soundly’, written in response to the emotional toll of social injustice during the pandemic, captures Trueman’s grief and frustration with acoustic guitar, delicate synths, and haunting vocals, reflecting the persistent quest for hope in turbulent times.