FRIDAY DINGERS - 12.09.25

Paloma León - ‘Sunfish’

Los Angeles-born, London-based pianist and composer Paloma León unveils her most ambitious project yet, ‘Piano Music for Movies’, a decade-long body of work written between the ages of 13 and 23 and recorded on a Steinway baby grand at Porcupine Studios. Its lead single ‘Sunfish’ is a spellbinding, screen-ready composition blending Ravel-like impressionism with Gershwin-esque flair, which serves as a moving tribute to her late father.

Colm Warren - ‘Estranged’

Colm Warren, former frontman of Belfast alt-punk outfit The Twenty, returns with a bold reinterpretation of Guns N’ Roses’ epic ‘Estranged’. Clocking in at nearly 10 minutes and featuring the F.A.M.E.S. Macedonian Symphonic Orchestra, Warren transforms the classic into a sweeping orchestral-rock journey; both a personal tribute to a song that shaped his youth and a continuation of the raw, emotionally charged artistry that has defined his recent solo work.

Loti - ‘Okirika’ ft. taves

Loti cements his reputation as one of Nigeria’s boldest storytellers with his new EP ‘Gorimapa Gangsta, Vol. 2: Lotstar’, a raw exploration of resilience, ambition, and reinvention. Blending sharp lyricism with genre-defying soundscapes, the project tackles themes of redemption, struggle, and persistence in Lagos, highlighted by standout track ‘Okirika’ featuring rising star taves.

Kitty Kristof - ‘Seduction’

Kitty Kristof makes a bold statement with her new single ‘Seduction’, a dark and sultry pop track that blends glossy production with storytelling and emotional grit. Drawing on influences from early 2000s icons while adding her own Gen Z flair, Kristof turns sensuality into power, crafting a hypnotic anthem about confidence, control, and the art of desire.

Wohran - ‘Clear’

Danish rapper and producer Wohran has released his debut album ‘Alterity’ alongside the standout single ‘Clear’, a track born from a moment of personal and creative clarity. Rooted in his journey through mental health and addiction, the record blends conscious rap with alternative hip-hop, charting a path from isolation to resilience, while ‘Clear’ captures the turning point where struggle gave way to hope and renewal.