Candid confessions and playful chaos, Hobert’s debut album reveals refreshingly real and messy brilliance.

Saya Gray fuses raw pop, experimental sound, and personal storytelling with her bold self-titled release.

FKA Twigs blends ethereal vocals, glitchy production, and club-driven euphoria in her new avant-garde release.

A dreamy, psychedelic world weaving between vulnerability and self-discovery. Luna Li’s incredible sophomore – fully reviewed.

Magdalena Bay immerse us into a vivid, futuristic, simulated world by blending ethereal sounds with profound themes of identity and connection.

Futuristic, hyperpop production and intimate, introspective lyrics – Charli xcx’s breakthrough ‘Brat’ in all its glory.

Reneé Rapp engineers a new blueprint for emotional pop on ‘Snow Angel’ – fully reviewed.

The Weeknd blends synth-pop, existential dread and dreamlike radio static into a glowing afterlife. It’s neon-lit purgatory.

Full of loud energy and playful absurdity, Remi Wolf spins a kaleidoscope of humor, heart, and unfiltered creativity.

Playful despair and tender realism meet as Matt Maltese romanticizes the slow unraveling of everything in ‘Good Morning, It’s Now Tomorrow’

A dreamy, indie-pop release blending smooth, soulful vocals with lush, laid-back instrumentals. A full review of Still Woozy’s debut project.

‘What’s Your Pleasure’ steps into a realm of the 70s and delivers a masterpiece of nocturnal liberation.

‘Chromatica’ – Gaga’s bold, futuristic soundscape blending electro-pop and emotional depth – fully reviewed.

Fiona Apple unleashes raw emotion, jagged rhythms, and fearless storytelling in a defiant, unpolished new release.

A vibrant and colourful release combining retro grooves with modern beats, Dua Lipa goes full disco on her sophomore release.

Lana Del Rey mourns a lost Americana, weaving poetic disillusionment with nostalgia in a new lush, cinematic-sounding body of work.

An eerie debut that dives into darkness and vulnerability – ‘When When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ – fully reviewed.

‘Love Me / Love Me Not’ balances love and heartbreak with innovative sounds and captivating collaborations.

Mitski’s combines introspective lyrics with vibrant and experimental production to create a raw emotional ride. Giddy up.

Fun, genre-blending pop music with catchy tunes and a mix of playful, unique sounds – Superorganism’s first project reviewed.

A captivating exploration of power, chaos, and beauty, ‘Masseduction’ is an eclectic modern soundscape.

Refreshingly retro, Bruno Major’s first release explores raw emotion with intimate melodies and soulful storytelling.