FRIDAY DINGERS - 14.08.26

Slay Raché - ‘Sarasota’

Independent pop artist Slay Raché turns up the heat with ‘Sarasota’, a glossy summer anthem that captures the thrill of long-distance desire with infectious hooks, bright production and unapologetic confidence. Arriving as she builds towards her debut album, the single swaps the nocturnal atmosphere of her previous work for something sun-soaked and carefree, offering another vibrant glimpse into her increasingly distinctive pop world.

MADISON - ‘Your Girl’

London-based alt-pop artist MADISON opens an exciting new chapter with ‘Your Girl’, a playful and cinematic pop anthem capturing the exhilaration of finding someone who inspires you to become a bolder, freer version of yourself. Co-produced with Swedish producer Oliver Lundström, the single introduces a brighter side to MADISON’s widescreen sound while launching the campaign towards her forthcoming debut EP.

KOOLAID - ‘clinic’

After more than a decade away from the decks, KOOLAID returns to his electronic roots with ‘clinic’, a euphoric liquid drum & bass single built around soaring synths, driving rhythms and what he describes as “soul-cleansing” energy. Reviving the identity that first established him within South Florida’s underground scene, the Belgian-born producer channels years of musical evolution into an uplifting comeback that marks the beginning of an ambitious new chapter.

Ana Schurmann - ‘Peacemakers’

Brazilian-born composer and multidisciplinary artist Ana Schurmann unveils ‘Peacemakers’, an expansive cinematic single that transforms themes of peace, compassion and collective responsibility into a richly layered musical statement. Bringing together her pioneering work across composition, science and wearable musical design, the self-produced track captures Schurmann’s singular vision of using art not only to innovate, but to create meaningful humanitarian impact.

Wormogenic - ‘Apocalypse Queen’

Rising alternative artist Wormogenic continues to build towards her forthcoming Bandaids EP with ‘Apocalypse Queen’, an emotionally charged new single exploring how the loss of a formative friendship can feel nothing short of catastrophic. Pairing lyrics preserved from her adolescence with grunge-heavy guitars, shimmering synths and explosive pop hooks, the track offers a raw portrait of girlhood while showcasing the increasingly distinctive sound at the heart of her upcoming project.