FRIDAY DINGERS - 10.10.25

Daphne Blue - ‘See-Through’

Texas-born artist Daphne Blue unleashes her boldest statement yet with ‘See-Through’, a neon-lit breakup anthem powered by pulsing synths, sharp hooks, and uncompromising energy. Written, recorded, and mixed in her own apartment studio, the track flips vulnerability into pure defiance, a celebratory, dance-ready dismissal that cements her place as one of alt-pop’s most unapologetic rising voices.

Kris James - ‘Smashed My Own Record’

Liverpool-born singer-songwriter Kris James returns with his new album ‘Pixelated Heart’, a 14-track collection that captures the highs and lows of love and life with bold pop production and lyrical honesty. Led by the reflective focus track ‘Smashed My Own Record’, the album showcases James’ ability to transform vulnerability into strength, cementing his place as a distinctive voice in contemporary pop.

Outpost Drive - ‘Die For You’

Outpost Drive, the transatlantic country duo of Mary and Willow Robinson, return with their most powerful release yet, ‘Die For You’, a sweeping love song that fuses classic storytelling with cinematic, modern country production. Written with platinum-selling producer Jim Eliot and Jemima Stilwell, the track captures the raw dualities of love through soaring dual vocals, intimate lyricism, and a radio-ready chorus, marking the duo’s next step toward their highly anticipated debut album.

Luther - ‘Hole In My Heart’

After a decade-long hiatus, veteran singer-songwriter Luther returns with ‘Hole In My Heart’, a vibrant fusion of R&B, jazz, funk, and pop that reaffirms his eclectic artistry. Drawing on influences from Bowie to Motown, the track blends nostalgic textures with playful sonic twists, showcasing Luther’s ability to craft music that feels both timeless and refreshingly inventive.

Energy Whores - ‘Pretty Sparkly Things’

Energy Whores return with their biting new single ‘Pretty Sparkly Things’, a fearless fusion of synth-pop and avant electro that pairs upbeat euphoria with sharp political satire. Led by Carrie Schoenfeld and Attilio Valenti, the track critiques consumer culture through pulsing electronics, barbed lyricism, and a visually arresting official video that continues the band’s tradition of marrying bold soundscapes with provocative imagery.