VIRTUO - ‘Attention’
VIRTUO's latest release ‘Attention’ marks his debut in the house genre, blending energetic beats and confident vibes in collaboration with producer Cloubee and artist Meron T. The track, featuring 808s, synth bass, and guitar, captures the electricity of first encounters with a bold, infectious sound, while being polished by long-time collaborator Johnnie Lawrence for a smooth, danceable finish.
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. Independently written, composed, and produced, the track blends elements of queer love with intoxicating club sounds, making it a must-listen for fans of Charli XCX, Brakence, and Rina Sawayama.
Kojoson - ‘AYO’
Kojoson, a rising Afro-fusion artist from Accra, Ghana, now based in the US, has released his debut EP ‘TOXIC FREEDOM’, alongside its infectious lead single ‘AYO’. Written, recorded, and produced entirely in his home studio, the six-track EP explores the complexities of personal freedom and emotional depth, with Kojoson aiming to show music’s power to connect with the soul across all emotions and experiences.
Callback - ‘time to time’
Pop-rock band Callback release their debut EP ‘Overobsessed’, blending UK garage, modern metalcore, and polished pop-rock to create a vibrant, genre-defying project. The EP explores themes of emotional persistence, with standout track ‘time to time’ featuring driving synths, melodic prowess, and poignant lyricism, showcasing the band's dynamic sound and energy in a catchy, radio-ready two-and-a-half minute song.
Carrie Baxter - ‘In The Morning’
After a brief hiatus, acclaimed singer-songwriter Carrie Baxter returns with her new EP ‘Keep Swimming’, led by the sultry neo-soul single’"In The Morning’. Known for her unique blend of jazz, soul, and R&B, Baxter's new release reflects her musical maturity, balancing pop sensibilities with soulful depth, as she channels the influence of 90s neo-soul icons like Erykah Badu and Jill Scott.
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