Photo: Daria Kobayashi Ritch Snail Mail, the acclaimed indie project of singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan, has officially announced her third full-length album 'Ricochet', set for release on the 27th March via Matador Records. Marking her first album in five years, the record sees Jordan expanding her sonic and emotional palette, turning her gaze inward to explore mortality, time, and the delicate beauty of fleeting connection. Alongside the announcement comes the lead single

Gorillaz climb to new heights with the release of 'Orange County' (feat. Bizarrap, Kara Jackson & Anoushka Shankar) and 'The Hardest Thing' (feat. Tony Allen), the latest double-single from their upcoming album 'The Mountain', out 27th February 2026 on their freshly launched label, KONG. The two tracks, presented as a connected eight-minute piece, span reflection and revival. 'The Hardest Thing' opens with a poignant voice note from the late Tony Allen, a longtime Gorillaz co

Photo: Gregg Houston Emmy Award-winning singer-songwriter Foy Vance has announced 'The Wake', his seventh studio album and the final entry in a long-conceived seven-album cycle, arriving on the 13th March via Rounder Records. The record marks the culmination of a 26-year creative odyssey that began with the loss of his father in 1999, a travelling preacher whose influence has remained central to Vance’s life and songwriting. Produced by Ethan Johns (Paul McCartney, Ray LaMont

Photo: Joshua Gordon Arlo Parks has officially announced her third studio album 'Ambiguous Desire', set for release on the 3rd April via Transgressive Records. The twice Grammy-nominated, BRIT and Mercury Prize-winning artist enters a bold new chapter with this project, trading in her signature live-band sound for a world built around modular synths, samplers, and pulsating club textures. The result is a confident and experimental record inspired by late nights, longing, and

With “Baby, I’m Through,” Jonathon “Boogie” Long continues building anticipation for his upcoming album Courage In The Chaos , out March 6. The song reveals a refined artistic direction, leaving behind the instinct to overplay and instead leaning into patience, emotional accuracy, and carefully shaped lines. Long’s lyrics communicate resolution without bitterness, while his guitar work mirrors that calm. It’s a noticeable shift from earlier material and pairs naturally with

Fresh from sold-out 'Before the Bloom' comeback shows in London and New York, Maisie Peters returns with her first new track of the era 'Say My Name In Your Sleep', a haunting, fingerpicked ballad co-written with Marcus Mumford. Drawing inspiration from Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca, the song explores the emotional aftershocks of past love: a quiet, lingering hope that you’re still on someone’s mind long after you’ve let them go. Handpicked by Zane Lowe as his New Music Daily p