The Habit – The Marches

Scottish rock four-piece The Marches are ready to release their ‘creatively fearless’ EP this October, and their second stop, following lead single Struck To The Heart, is an infectiously fierce track titled The Habit. A steady verse smoothly transitions into an absolute statement of a chorus, whilst the powerfully angelic vocals hold their own against a heavy, striking instrumental.

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All I Know – Summerhouse

This debut single from producer and multi-instrumentalist Conall Hill, under the alias Summerhouse, represents pop euphoria at its coolest. He pairs up with French platinum-selling vocalist Angie Robba ‘blackbird’ to capture the start of a romantic story merging feelings of joy and regret; the rest of this story yet to be revealed in Hill’s upcoming EP. All I Know’s melody rolls off the tongue so enchantingly amidst the beautifully textured production.

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wash – Caterina Rosa

Singer-songwriter Caterina Rosa has certainly embraced her love of the arts in the release of her new single wash. She crafts tension through control of her soft vocal tone and implementation of mystical sounds, setting up the melody well for its transitive nature. A captivating visual is created for us in the music video; Rosa finds herself between light and dark, land and water, as she navigates her introspective voyage.

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Keep On – Bad Colours, KAS

Brooklyn-based artists Bad Colours and KAS establish an electronica x rap blend on their collaboration Keep On. KAS’ sleek vocals interlock with this insanely addictive beat. The combination of production choices is adrenaline-inducing, consolidated by an extended outro.

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immernoch – Cosima

German singer-songwriter Cosima exudes warmth and whimsy in her latest single immernoch. Having released an array of singles written in English, this time German words are sung to us so soothingly. Cosima’s vocal adapts to shifts in tempo and executes a stunning fade-out as the question Was soll sich ändern?/Was it supposed to change? is asked so wistfully.

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Heat – Ryan Petitjean

Foreshadowing his EP release later this year, up and coming pop artist Ryan Petitjean reveals his latest single Heat to us. And Heat gets straight to the point – lyrically, melodically and in its vocal expression. The beat generates an infectiously fast pace, mirroring the romantic rush Petitjean describes through a hypnotic vocal performance; Can’t live without it, I’d die for your love, no limit for you, what I’m capable of.

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Say It Twice – IMMY

Bristol-based artist and Glastonbury performer IMMY has returned with her 2026 single Say It Twice, featuring rapper and songwriter Jake St Ange. Together they strike a fun balance between fast-paced, conversational interludes, rap verses and rich vocal harmonies. Vocally IMMY delivers a convincing performance, capturing a strong desire to cement the commitment of a relationship.

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Every Human Heart – New Town Lights

Every Human Heart from pop-rock songwriting project New Town Lights invites us into a warm atmosphere tackling a philosophical concept of good versus evil. The brilliance of this track lies in the details; how the volume increases upon introduction of the melody and decreases upon closing. Terence Graham’s vocals are raw and steady as they absorb the introspective nature of Every Human Heart.

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Arise – Scarlett Fagan

Bristol singer Scarlett Fagan enhances her rich vocal tone with unique production choices on her new single Arise. Frequent ascending and descending between notes takes us on a mellifluous ride and makes for fun melodic sequences. Fagan carves her own sonic realm as she taps into elements of soul and jazz.

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Do You Want Me – Tom High

Brighton-based singer-songwriter Tom High has released the title track of his 2026 EP Do You Want Me, and it is packed with maximalist pop production. High opens with the adrenaline-inducing hook, asking his muse So will you love, love, love me? as the melody rises blissfully. As this melody progresses, we hear more shades of his vocal range, adapting to rapid verses and thrilling high notes.

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Pollyanna – Sandhouse

Pollyanna from grunge duo Sandhouse will charm you upon introduction, and captivate you as the melody advances. The vocals act as a light, angelic force amongst a commanding rock instrumental. Wrapped up in this mystical ambience are meteorological metaphors, as the lyrics point to Novocaine under pink skies, in the nude, summer rain.

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Clothes On – Khatumu

Hailing from Queens, Khatumu follows up from her April EP exposure therapy with Clothes On; a gentle track with an arresting melody. Driving this melody is the sense of longing exuded in the vocal performance, as Khatumu’s stunning lilt expresses the realisation that the communication in this relationship has become one-dimensional.

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