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Ryan Cabrera Burns It Down on “House On Fire”
Ryan Cabrera's “House On Fire” marked a 2014 reset: organic pop made with producer Justin Gray, and a songwriter asking…
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Ephwurd and DKAY Take Aim at the Selfie on “Duckface”
Spinnin' Records' “Duckface” passed 500,000 views on Spinnin TV within three weeks, carried by one very quotable hook.
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New on EV: Bullet Brak, ‘HITS! Bullet Brak’s Best Bars’
Bullet Brak returns with HITS! Bullet Brak's Best Bars, an album that collects his biggest records, newly remastered, in one…
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Forget Them Wendy on “Apple Pie,” Impermanence and Finishing the Album
Forget Them Wendy discuss “Apple Pie,” the pull between comfort and impermanence, Laura James and Oliver Price’s creative tension, BBC…
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Alexandra Crisan Gives Silence a Shape on Cold Betrayal
A large voice does not have to announce itself at full volume. Alexandra Crisan’s Cold Betrayal is introduced by her…
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Aerial Ship of Flowers Maps the Hidden Rooms of Secret Fields
Aerial Ship of Flowers gives its fifth album a title that suggests a landscape with something concealed beneath its surface.…
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Natalie Nicole Makes Self-Acceptance the Starting Point of Who I Am
Natalie Nicole’s forthcoming single Who I Am begins with a question that often gets answered by everybody except the person…
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Doctor Seco Brings Mis dos mitades Into a New Frame
Doctor Seco revisits a 2023 album song through choreography and a collaborative swing-inspired film production.
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Sorrowsight’s Share My Despair Maps Six Forms of Loss
The Odesa band’s six-track album moves from time and social damage toward illness, mortality and remembrance.
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Eleven Souls Introduce ‘Thomas’ Through a Dark, Melodic Rock Framework
Eleven Souls arrive in the Exposed Vocals inbox with Thomas, a track shared by The Sound Lab in September 2026.…
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Dysmusia Chooses ‘Show Me The Way To Go Home’ for His First Cover
Dysmusia’s submission to Exposed Vocals is brief, but it contains a specific decision worth exploring. Show Me The Way To…
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Eddie Mole’s ‘Catchy’ Carries a Band’s Live Energy into ‘Letterbox Vision’
Eddie Mole’s Catchy arrives with a clear account of what the studio session was trying to preserve. The Bristol-based songwriter…
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Joshua James Brings ‘Afraid of the Dark’ Back into the Halloween Conversation
Round The Clock PR’s September campaign brings Joshua James’s Afraid of the Dark into focus for Halloween 2026. The distinction…
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Martin Christiansen’s September Singles Connect Classical Roots and Electronic Ambition
Two September submissions from The Sound Lab introduce different parts of Martin Christiansen’s work. The Island was shared ahead of…
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The Artist Ren’s ‘Doin’ Fine!’ Marks a New Chapter in an Independent Story
For Lauren Van Houten, who records as The Artist Ren, Doin’ Fine! is a return and a bridge. Released on…
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Katie and the Bad Sign Put the Players at the Centre of ‘Gambler’
Manchester band Katie and the Bad Sign arrive in the Exposed Vocals inbox with a clear starting point: a rock…
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Earthshine Maps an Instrumental Journey Through Orion
Earthshine is the instrumental electronic music project of Dutch musician and composer Peter Cox. Its keyboard-centered work explores ambient, melodic…
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Alyssa Gallarneau Builds ‘For The Record’ From Places, Symbols and Family Stories
Alyssa Gallarneau approaches the songs on her debut album For The Record as scenes with details worth revisiting. The singer-songwriter,…
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NOANNE and Gregory Darling Turn ‘Suite 17’ Into a Room of Memory and Temptation
A letter arriving after its sender’s death is the narrative spark behind “Suite 17,” the NOANNE single featuring Gregory Darling…
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Rachel Bochner Makes Room for Grief and Recognition on ‘I Guess A Sure Thing Couldn’t Go Down Gently’
Rachel Bochner’s album title leaves little room for the fantasy of a tidy ending. I Guess A Sure Thing Couldn’t…
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Caddy Callaghan Carries a Classroom Dream Into ‘Sweet Fool’
Before “Sweet Fool” became a released recording, it was a few stolen minutes in a primary school’s music room. Melbourne…
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Forget Them Wendy Question the Race to Become the ‘Next Big Thing’
Forget Them Wendy have found a useful subject for a duo whose identity already rests on playful disagreement: the pressure…
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M.O.T.H.E.R.: Robbie Furze Builds a New Project Around Grief, Hope and Change
Robbie Furze’s M.O.T.H.E.R. debut gathers Jamie Hince and Jamie T around a personal starting point while leaving the next chapter…
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JOY (ANONYMOUS) Makes Connection the Center of a New Chapter
JOY (ANONYMOUS) is a British electronic duo whose music and live performances explore connection and shared experience. September 2026's JOY…
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