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FRIDAY DINGERS - 06.11.26

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DANAMA - ‘B.A.D’


DANAMA unleashes an electrifying surge of confidence and rebellious energy on ‘B.A.D’, a fiercely infectious alternative rock anthem that combines explosive guitars, pulsating electronic textures and towering pop hooks with an uncompromising message of individuality and self-empowerment. Drawing inspiration from the exhilarating intensity of Paramore and the darker sonic experimentation of PVRIS, the multi-talented artist delivers a thrilling celebration of authenticity and fearless self-expression, further establishing her as an exciting emerging voice within contemporary alternative music.



Emily Anderson - ‘In The Garden’


Los Angeles indie-folk artist Emily Anderson delivers a beautifully tender reflection on friendship, nostalgia and the passage of time with ‘In The Garden’, a wonderfully atmospheric single that pairs delicate melodies and warm, expansive instrumentation with her unmistakably intimate storytelling. Produced by Grammy-winning Sarah Tudzin, the track celebrates the extraordinary significance of life's seemingly ordinary moments, offering a heartfelt introduction to Anderson's forthcoming third album ‘Be Everything’, while reminding listeners of the importance of embracing the present rather than measuring themselves against an imagined future.



brandøn - ‘Darkness’


Emerging electronic artist brandøn ventures into an intoxicating world of shadowy atmospheres and cinematic intensity on ‘Darkness’, a mesmerising fusion of witch house and experimental electronica that combines thunderous sub-bass, ominous synthesisers and hypnotic rhythms with an unexpectedly uplifting message of resilience and personal transformation. Created alongside acclaimed producer Peter Rubinstein, whose credits include Trent Reznor, Skepta and Lorde, the single showcases brandøn's ambitious sonic vision and marks the beginning of an exciting collaboration set to continue across forthcoming releases ‘Silence’ and ‘After Life’.



Eva B - ‘Bachke’


Eva B and AGSY make a formidable pairing on ‘Bachke’, a blistering hip-hop release that unites two pioneering female voices from Pakistan and India in a fierce display of lyrical dexterity, commanding delivery and unshakeable confidence. Against Mudassar Qureshi's menacing, bass-heavy production, Eva B's uncompromising Urdu and Balochi verses meet AGSY's breathless technical precision, creating a landmark collaboration that celebrates South Asian identity while challenging expectations of women in the region's rapidly evolving rap scene.



Cam Cole - ‘Feeling Me Now’


From the streets of Camden to international stages, Cam Cole has forged an extraordinary reputation through his electrifying one-man-band performances, and his ambitious new album, ‘Lost In Creation’, sees the blues-rock powerhouse push his unmistakable sound into exhilarating new territory. Across ten tracks of thunderous guitars, hypnotic desert-blues rhythms, swirling psychedelia and adventurous experimentation, Cole combines the primal energy that first captivated audiences with a newfound sense of creative freedom, delivering a gloriously unpredictable celebration of rock 'n' roll and the liberating power of losing yourself in music.



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