NEW MUSIC DISCOVERY - 03.04.25

Bora York - 'Melting On The Moon'

US outfit take their cues from Passion Pit with this warm and sweeping alt-pop stunner

Sorry, Peach - 'perfect'

US singer-songwriter serenades us with this rich and wistful acoustic-led swoon

Jess Kerber - 'Next To You'

US singer-songwriter captivates with this rich and shimmering indie-folk stunner

Amos Ender - 'Red Suitcase'

US outfit preview their new album with this bold and anthemic alt-rock belter

Jacqueline Kroft - 'The First Blossoms'

British-Canadian composer offers up a wonderfully rich and lofty piano-led swoon

Yael Ariel - 'I Used To Understand You'

German artist unveils a beautifully rich and refined trip-hop-inspired delight

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