Fiona Amaka – Desert Flower

In a scene often clogged with artists trying way too

I, Captain – Out of the Shadows

Clear the dust off your turntable and crank the volume

Raina Wiles – Pink

Strap in. Raina Wiles is taking you for a ride,

Sound Waves # 40

• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Rip The Roof Off” hits like a midnight adrenaline surge, blasting through with a swagger that’s equal parts dangerous and

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Ellecielles – Living Twice

You need to get “Living Twice” by Ellecielles pumping through your speakers right now. The mastermind behind the moniker Ellecielles is a one-man army named Matty, operating out of

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Sean MacLeod – I Know Not

Sean MacLeod—the Scarriff-born, Dublin-hardened former axe-man and founding member of the acclaimed band Cisco—is back. On December 5th, 2025, he dropped “I Know Not,” a

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Anana Kaye – Cordelia

Nashville’s not just about twang and tears anymore—it’s about to get a seismic, transatlantic shockwave courtesy of Anana Kaye. With her debut single “Cordelia,” lifted

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ReeToxA – Insta Life Donna

ReeToxA is lobbing a grenade right into the polite silence of the modern alternative scene. “Insta Life Donna,” a standout hidden gem from their debut album Pines

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Pisgah – Faultlines

“Faultlines,” the sophomore album from London-based Pisgah, is a controlled demolition. This is the moment where Brittney Jenkins, the singular force behind the moniker, plugs

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Wuzy Bambussy – Little Lion

The West Country’s best-kept secret, Wuzy Bambussy, just dropped a face-melter. “Little Lion,” the lead single from their impending debut LP The Ghost & The Rhythm, is

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Pesky Kid – Holy Light

Pesky Kid just dropped “Holy Light,” and if you think this is just another gentle alt-indie sigh, you’re not listening hard enough. This track is the

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Blindness & Light – Fly Paper

Blindness & Light just dropped “Fly Paper,” a gnarly, retro-fueled garage-punk rager. This is the track of a band—or more accurately, a fiercely independent collective—plugging in,

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