Haerts – Laguna Road
Haerts release Laguna Road, their fourth album and most personal work yet—crafted at home on Laguna Road. A confessional indie-pop portrait of family, memory, and the messy magic of building a life together.
Danny Brown – Starburst
Danny Brown returns with Stardust, a hyperpop-leaning, chaos-fueled new LP out this November. Lead single “Starburst” is a rave-thumper featuring Frost Children’s Angel Prost, produced by Holly. With a star-studded underground collab list and a glam-superhero look, Brown’s latest chapter is set to be gloriously unhinged.
Parcels – LOVED
Discover LOVED, the upcoming third studio album by Australian electropop band Parcels—releasing Sept 12, 2025 via Because Music. Intimate, euphoric, and unified, this 12-track journey mixes upbeat singles like ‘Yougotmefeeling,’ ‘Safeandsound,’ and ‘Leaveyourlove’ with soulful depth. Pre-order now and catch their world tour highlights from Coachella to Wembley.
Alabama Shakes – Another Life
Alabama Shakes return after a decade with “Another Life,” a soul-stirring comeback single that bridges past selves and present realities. Brittany Howard’s soaring vocals and the band’s timeless groove remind us why the hiatus was worth the wait.
LEISURE – One In A Million
Leisure return with One In A Million from their upcoming Welcome To The Mood album (Sept 12, 2025 via Nettwerk), a lush fifth studio album blending soul, groove, and live-band warmth. A golden-hour soundtrack filled with brass, strings, and effortless cool.
Oliver Sim – Obsession
Oliver Sim returns with Obsession, a darkly magnetic single that blends brooding synth-pop, 80s noir influences, and his signature baritone into a cinematic confession you can’t ignore.
Boylife – Jones
A deep-dive into Boylife’s new album Jones (released July 29, 2025). A genre-bending fever dream of soul, R&B, an album that sounds like your therapy notes read themselves aloud.
Jamie XX – Dream Night
Dream Night is a serotonin shot for the ears. It’s lo-fi euphoria, polished until it sparkles, then thrown into a blender with broken disco balls and sideways glances. Jamie xx still has it and this dreamy sliver of a track proves he can still hijack your heart and hips simultaneously.
The Sophs – Death in the Family
The Sophs dive headfirst into guilt, grief, and fuzzed-out confessionals on their haunting new single “Death in the Family”. A blistering slice of alt-rock catharsis that sounds like Weezer having a panic attack in a church basement.
Introducing : Thredd
Thredd, a new UK supergroup born in Laylow’s basement, drops their debut album It’s Lovely, Come On In on August 15. Blending cold pop, indie charm, and emotional grit, it’s the soundtrack for anyone “up for a party, down for a cry.”