

Telboy: “I Don’t Want My Lane to Be Controlled by Genres”
The Dagenham-based rapper, singer and producer talks creative independence, late diagnosis, neurodivergent life and why he refuses to settle into one sound. Moving between rap, grime, soulful vocals and, soon, drum and bass, Telboy is an artist carving out his own path on his own terms. The independent musician from Dagenham, East London, writes, records, produces, mixes and masters his own releases, bringing a hands-on approach to music that refuses to sit neatly in one genr
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Pink Eye Club Drops New Album (EDM) Emotional Dance Music and Declares ‘Disco Is My Religion’
The Brixton Windmill scene favourite delivers a cathartic collision of synth-disco, house beats and brutally honest late-night introspection — before hitting the road with Fat Dog next month. Pink Eye Club is back with (EDM) Emotional Dance Music, a new album that puts raw feelings firmly on the dancefloor. Out now, the record arrives alongside standout single ‘Disco Is My Religion’, a celebratory ode to club culture from one of South London’s most enduring DIY music figures
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Bnnyhunna Sets the Tone for Forthcoming Album Selah With Double Single ‘The Heart Part 3 / The Missing Piece’
The award-winning Dutch-Ghanaian multi-instrumentalist unveils two immersive, jazz-infused recordings ahead of his next album, arriving this November. Bnnyhunna is opening a new chapter with ‘The Heart Part 3 / The Missing Piece’, a double single that offers the first taste of his forthcoming album Selah, due this November via Avant Garden. Blending meditative jazz, African rhythms and contemporary electronic textures, the two tracks showcase an artist continuing to push beyo
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Jessica Wolowich Makes Her Debut With Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Album Learning How to Drive
The Kingston-based singer-songwriter navigates growing pains, self-discovery and the messy business of figuring life out on an intimate indie-folk debut. Growing up rarely comes with a roadmap, and Jessica Wolowich is embracing the uncertainty on her debut album, Learning How to Drive. The Kingston, Ontario-based singer-songwriter introduces herself with a eight-track collection rooted in introspective storytelling, hazy folk textures and the universal feeling of wondering wh
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