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Feel This Way Again” – Gerry Farrow & Rue Randall A Song of Renewal, Heart, and Second Chances

“Feel This Way Again,” the latest single from Derby-based musicians Gerry Farrow and Rue Randall, arrives as a tender reminder that healing, hope, and renewal are always possible—even after life’s hardest chapters. Released on December 5th, 2025, the track beautifully channels the warmth of Americana acoustic music, blending heartfelt storytelling with a message of rediscovery…
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TaniA Kyllikki – “I Promise I’ll Wait For You” (Single Review)

With “I Promise I’ll Wait For You,” British singer-songwriter TaniA Kyllikki returns with one of her most vulnerable and emotionally stirring releases yet. After a brief absence due to serious health challenges and emergency surgeries, TaniA steps back into the spotlight with a ballad that not only celebrates love but also honours faith, resilience, and…
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ONIGS – “BAD COMPANY”

With “BAD COMPANY,” ONIGS returns with a bold, polished, and irresistibly danceable single that pushes his sound further into the vibrant world of POP/Dance/Funk. Featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist Mishell Ivon, the track is a confident stride into glossy, high-energy territory—one that brings together the nostalgia of dance-floor classics with a modern electronic spark. From the first…
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Leopold Nunan – “Feliz Navidad”

Leopold Nunan has never been an artist who settles for the ordinary. With his Brazilian tropical version of “Feliz Navidad,” he steps boldly into the holiday music landscape, offering a spirited reinterpretation that feels both deeply personal and refreshingly global. This release is not just a seasonal single—it’s a musical manifesto of identity, culture, and…
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Michellar – “Game of Love” (feat. Rad Datsun)

With “Game of Love,” Michellar steps confidently into a new chapter of her artistic evolution, offering a track that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Featuring Rad Datsun, the single captures the unpredictable, often playful nature of love through a sound that blends warm storytelling, rich melodies and a chemistry that is impossible to ignore.…
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Andy Smythe – “Emergency”

With “Emergency,” Andy Smythe returns at full creative force, offering the first glimpse into his forthcoming 2026 album Quiet Revolution. The track is instantly memorable — a vibrant, catchy collision of quirky English pop/rock, Beatles-esque melodic warmth, and the spirited drive of classic rock. Smythe describes it as “The Proclaimers meets Chuck Berry,” and surprisingly,…
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SIRENS – “Envy”

Dundee-based duo SIRENS introduce themselves with startling clarity on their debut single “Envy,” released November 28, 2025. For a brand-new act, the pair arrive with a sound that already feels fully formed — atmospheric, cinematic and emotionally gripping. The track sits naturally beside artists like Daughter, Mitski and Aurora, but SIRENS bring their own distinct…
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RYDE – “Stop the Wheel”

Following their critically acclaimed debut single Winter, RYDE return with Stop the Wheel, a hauntingly cinematic exploration of modern isolation and emotional turbulence. The duo—Arran Glass (Apple of My Eye) and Brontë Shandë (currently touring Europe as lead vocalist with the Amy Winehouse Band)—continue to craft music that resonates in the quiet, introspective hours, blending…
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TWO TONNE MACHETE – “PIGS PIGS”

TWO TONNE MACHETE return with their latest incendiary single, PIGS PIGS, a fierce anthem confronting the escalating crackdown on protest and the policing of dissent across the UK. Fronted by Emily (vocals, guitar, keys) alongside Ro (bass), Thibaut (drums), and Mark (lead guitar), the band delivers a track that is both urgent and politically charged,…
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Hovercraft – “Blown Away”

Hovercraft closes their Bond-themed reconstruction trilogy with Blown Away, a raw, unfiltered collection of indie-punk tracks that resurrects the late 1990s energy of their vanished songwriter, Piers “Charlie Pepper” Wildman. Originally written in 1996 and left on degraded cassette tapes, lyric fragments, and memory, these 13 songs have been meticulously reconstructed in 2025. The result…