FRIDAY DINGERS - 30.10.26

Rexxy - ‘Could Be You’

Peruvian-born musician Rexxy conjures a mesmerising atmosphere of longing and romantic possibility on ‘Could Be You’, an alluring synth-wave single where hypnotic basslines, luminous electronic melodies and softly layered vocals evoke the intoxicating uncertainty of an unexpected attraction. Taken from her imaginative concept album ‘Futura’, the song follows an otherworldly traveller discovering unfamiliar emotions during a karaoke-bar encounter, weaving together cinematic storytelling and nostalgic synth-pop to explore the universal desire for intimacy, belonging and a connection that might finally make us feel complete.

FUET! - ‘It’s All a Show’

Madrid hardcore outfit FUET! unleash a ferocious burst of raw emotion and defiant energy on ‘It’s All A Show’, a blistering anthem confronting the exhaustion of pretending to be someone else simply to gain acceptance. Combining crushing riffs, relentless rhythms and their signature brand of aggressively positive hardcore, the five-piece deliver a cathartic celebration of individuality and belonging, building on their remarkable rise from reluctant live performers to festival favourites ahead of their first-ever UK tour this December.

Disco Proof - ‘Left Right’

Madison-based Palestinian producer Disco Proof brings an infectious sense of fun to the dancefloor on ‘Left Right’, a pulsating tech-house single that combines thunderous basslines, hypnotic grooves and playful line-dance inspiration into an irresistible invitation to move. Drawing on a decade of production experience and custom-built audio technology, the track marks an exhilarating shift towards club-focused electronica, showcasing an artist whose adventurous approach continues to unite contemporary dance music, nostalgic Y2K influences and a distinctive creative identity.

Mali Mae - ‘Making Me Cry’

London singer-songwriter Mali Mae delivers a profoundly moving exploration of family expectations and self-worth on ‘Making Me Cry’, an intensely vulnerable alternative pop single that captures the emotional exhaustion of desperately wanting to make loved ones proud while fearing you'll never measure up. Combining delicate piano, expressive guitars and her powerful, increasingly impassioned vocals, the classically trained multi-instrumentalist transforms deeply personal insecurities into a cathartic musical confession, offering a compelling introduction to her new five-track EP, ‘YOU'RE JUST MAKING ME CRY’.

Melinda Joy - ‘Deadly’

Award-winning singer-songwriter Melinda Joy embraces the beauty of life's inevitable changes on ‘Deadly’, a wonderfully atmospheric blend of jazz-pop and indie-folk that pairs delicate piano, soulful melodies and dreamy vocal harmonies with a thoughtful exploration of endings and renewal. Born from a melody that arrived between sleep and waking, the single transforms the unsettling reality of impermanence into an unexpectedly uplifting reflection on acceptance, personal growth and the possibilities that emerge when we finally learn to let go.