Bittersweet is the first advance from the forthcoming debut EP by London singer-songwriter Semma. The freestyle high-octane R&B vocals were laid over an instrumental produced by Kingdom, and it's released via his co-owned NY label Fade to Mind.

After re-locating to London, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jess Chalker is about to give a re-boot to the project started in Sydney in 2013, with new original music scheduled for the coming months.

Californian duo Mark Hadley and Keeley Bumford, aka Dresage, have recently shared over 300 audio bites on their Pastel Pop Splice Pack Sampler, some of them used on their futuristic pop 5-track EP 'It was a joke'.

The self-described psych-pop Bristol sextet, released at the end of last year 'Jelly Love', a great addition to their 2017 singles collection 'Oodles'. Watch out for new song 'Brain Abroad’ coming at the end of this week.

The singer/songwriter, born and raised in Toronto, teams-up with producer Evan Miles on the dancehall influenced TGM (Tek Gyal Man). It's her first track released with Twin Records, and it comes with a promo video directed by BBYCHRRIS.

New song 'Restart The World' and its launch gig at London's The Waiting Room, have reignited the interest on the Newcastle formed alt-pop trio. The synth-based new single talks "about feeling powerless in a quickly changing world".

From producing psychedelic rock bands to DJ'ing at hip-hop/R&B clubs in his early years, the Swedish artist latest sessions with Rami Dawod and Jacob Olofsson aka Jarami, will be released in his March debut EP following the single 'Lied 2 U'.

About to release their LP 'Narcose', Brussels-based duo Juliette Bossé and Kévin Mahé present the single 'Filles', inspired by the Movement for Women’s Liberation’s anthem of the early 70s with a promo video by Temple Caché.

'Hold On', a song about facing family and friends relationships as they fall apart, is the new single by singer-songwriter Maximillian. Launched as a live session video, this is a promising start of the year for the Danish artist.

The New York native has rapidly raised to our top 10 with the Daniel Aged and Thomas Bartlett collaboration 'Noise', and a recent string of gigs in LA. With an exquisite voice and debut EP in the coming months, Zsela is certainly one to watch in 2019.

When I Saw You, the first track released since the 2015 debut EP, will be included on the 4-track Phonophobia EP by the London artist of Bajan, English and Egyptian heritage with influences that range from 1950's musicals to 90's dub and timeless gospel.

‘Don’t Count Me Out’ marks the start of a new era for the Huddersfield / London trio, formed by childhood friends Josh Carruthers and Josh (Huss) Hussey, alongside guitarist Freddie Edwards in 2015.

Growing-up singing in her local church in Cork and playing the Irish bodhran, are perhaps some of the reasons why Lyra's music has been described as "dramatic and spellbinding" by the A1234. After a two year hiatus, Lyra is back with the single 'Falling'.

London-based sibling duo Tom and Nick Shirm aka Goldsmoke have recently released their first ever full music video. Featuring their latest single Someone Like You, it also shows the rig they'll be touring with this year.

The Sydney based quartet - Sophie and Annabel on vocals and guitar, Cecil on drums, Georgia on vocals and bass – continue to gather listeners with the singles collection 'Body Type'. The band will be visiting the US and Europe during March and May.

The East Londoner ended-up the year on a high; featuring on a Rudimental track, performing at Later... with Jools Holland, recording a session with the cream of the UK Jazz scene and releasing the superb 'Thirsty Thursday' and 'Dopehead'.

Chloe Baker from New Jersey, first released music in 2015 under the moniker Bitter's Kiss. Launching in 2017 as Baker Grace with two singles for Republic Records, Chloe kicks-off the year with 'Wrong kind of people'.