FRIDAY DINGERS - 31.07.26

Steve Stinson - ‘Fly Away’

Singer-songwriter Steve Stinson continues the rollout of his debut album ‘Cocoon’ with ‘Fly Away’, an uplifting Americana-inspired single that reflects on adventure, personal growth and finding a sense of belonging through life's journeys. Drawing on his own experiences of moving across continents, the track pairs warm folk and blues influences with heartfelt storytelling, further establishing Stinson as a compelling new voice in contemporary Americana.

Welcome To Future - ‘P!T’

Eighteen-year-old German artist Welcome To Future makes a fearless impression with ‘P!T (Punk ist tot)’, a high-energy alternative rock anthem that challenges the idea that punk has lost its voice, instead calling on a new generation to embrace activism, individuality and self-expression. Blending classic punk intensity with modern rock ambition, the single introduces the Hamburg artist as an exciting new voice determined to reignite the genre with themes of identity, diversity and social change.

Nanseera - ‘Poison Rain’

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Nanseera returns with ‘Poison Rain’, a powerful gothic folk single inspired by the erosion of US voting rights protections, blending intimate acoustic instrumentation with urgent, socially conscious songwriting. Written in the wake of a landmark Supreme Court ruling, the track reinforces Nanseera's reputation for pairing deeply personal storytelling with thoughtful political reflection.

Angry Joe and the Holy Socks - ‘In Real Life’

Houston rock band Angry Joe and the Holy Socks return with ‘In Real Life’, an uplifting indie-rock anthem that transforms personal setbacks into a hopeful reflection on resilience and second chances. Blending Britpop-inspired melodies with heartfelt alternative rock, the single builds on the emotional honesty of the band's acclaimed album 'It's All Pretend' while reinforcing their reputation for deeply personal, life-affirming songwriting.

Dyvr - ‘Cry Baby’

London-based electronic artist Dyvr unveils her debut album ‘Rebuild’, a nine-track journey through identity, resilience and self-discovery that pairs intimate storytelling with euphoric, club-inspired electronic production. Anchored by the standout single ‘Cry Baby’, the record channels themes of queer community, healing and belonging into an emotionally powerful debut that marks Dyvr as an exciting new force in UK electronic music.