Snoh Aalegra – Legendary Love
Snoh Aalegra returns with Legendary Love, a 13-track journey through vintage R&B, complicated romance and emotional aftershocks. Five years in the making, it's a deeply personal love letter to the connections that change us forever. Some heartbreaks deserve a really good soundtrack.
serpentwithfeet – Sentinel EP
serpentwithfeet returns with Sentinel, a new EP blending gospel, experimental pop and classical influences into an intimate exploration of love, desire, power and devotion. Out December 4th via One Little Independent Records.
Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul – From Healer to Dealer
Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul return with From Healer to Dealer, an eight-minute electronic pop sermon skewering wellness culture, spiritual gurus and self-help nonsense. Soulwax-approved grooves, deadpan humour and dancefloor enlightenment included. Therapy optional.
Ella Thompson – Triumph & Sadness
Ella Thompson’s Triumph & Sadness is a warm, analogue-soaked soul record about love, loss and the beautiful mess of being human. Ten songs, timeless grooves and plenty of reasons to feel something.
Fontaines D.C. – Where Is Gone? feat. Rosalía
Fontaines D.C. and ROSALÍA join forces on ‘Where Is Gone?’, a slow-burning, orchestral heartbreaker that trades post-punk bite for cinematic melancholy. Two singular voices, one beautifully doomed romance, and enough drama to make your breakup playlist feel seriously underqualified.
Cloud Droppings – Back To School
Four tracks for the new term, featuring Friendly Fires, Turnstile & Blood Orange, Standing On The Corner and Sampa The Great. No homework, no uniforms, no detention — just four gloriously unruly nuggets to soundtrack the return to school.
Ex:Re – Save As
Elena Tonra’s Ex:Re returns with Save As, a beautifully restless collection of acoustic intimacy, electronic haze and late-night overthinking. Part road movie, part existential spiral, it finds strange beauty in unfinished thoughts, old demos and the wonderfully inconvenient business of being inside your own head.
Mykki Blanco – CAFE PARADISO
Mykki Blanco returns with CAFE PARADISO, a new album built for late-night wanderers, solitary café dreamers and cosmopolitan aesthetes. Lead single “Little Feet” offers the first taste of a sensual, stylish and beautifully unpredictable new chapter.
Friendly Fires – Lose All Your Friends
Friendly Fires are back after another lengthy hiatus with “Lose All Your Friends”, a euphoric, slightly melancholic return that proves the St Albans trio still know exactly how to make indie kids dance.
Introducing : Keeptweakin
Orlando’s KeepTweakin arrives with Grove St, a seven-track blast of left-field rap, DIY energy and wonderfully unfiltered weirdness. Following 2025’s Can We Tweak, the new EP finds an artist happily ignoring the rulebook—and sounding all the more interesting for it.