NEW MUSIC DISCOVERY - 15.01.20

Shade - 'Brain Suck'

Canadian outfit take influence from the early Britpop scene with this Oasis-inspired stomper

Sfven - 'Flowerbeds'

British frontman channels the blissful pop direction of Boniface on his latest upbeat single

Winona Oak - 'Control'

Swedish frontwoman showcases her latest EP with this bold and broad Lykke Li-inspired gem

KOJ - 'Jenny'

German outfit deliver a bold and dynamic trip-hop-inspired belter, with shades of Portishead

José James - 'You Know What It Do'

US frontman channels the catchy soul sound of Wilson Pickett with this fresh and vibrant new jam

Morning Trips - 'Disobedience'

US outfit deliver a wonderfully bright and sweeping indie-rock swoon, with hints of Kodaline

DINAH - 'Midnight Train'

Swiss frontwoman takes influence from London Grammar with this bold and pulsing electronic groove

Picture This - 'Winona Ryder'

Irish outfit preview their next studio album with this fresh and bouncing pop-rock delight

Blonde Diamond - '$AM Eternal'

Vancouver-based outfit blend dream-pop with an anthemic electronic edge on this pounding new release

Alma Cook - 'So Close'

US frontwoman channels the retro RnB sound of TLC on this smooth and sensual new jam

Lazy Bones - 'Losing Teeth'

US outfit showcase their debut EP with this warm and soothing ethereal gem, with nods to Bon Iver

AC Peer - 'Beverly'

US frontman takes influence from Frank Ocean with this sweeping hip-hop-inspired groove

The Sweet Kill - 'Explode'

US outfit preview their new album with this pulsing indie-pop delight, with hints of Circa Waves

Catnip Cloud - 'Old Again'

Norwegian producer channels the abstract vibes of Animal Collective with this psychedelic new effort

Mohns - 'Maze'

Austrian outfit blend a lo-fi electronic rhythm with pop sensibilities on this fresh and groove-filled new release

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