Her second studio album does not disappoint.

The collective malaise of a generation drenched in fuzzy, bruising indie rock.

With a charming album consisting of summer anthems, 90s-inspired pop and breakbeat samples, the emerging artist has demonstrated why she is one for the future.  

Six years after the release of their self-released debut album at the age of eighteen, Phoebe carves out her own path with the help of opening herself up to collaboration.

The emerging London rockstars unleash wrath, rigour, and power in the adrenaline rush of their new genre-bending project.

Wet Leg, the eponymous debut album by duo Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, is a masterclass in those hazy, nostalgic moments of growing up.

Florence + The Machine’s Dance Fever may be the most relatable, confronting, and honest music that you’ve heard in a long time.

A beautifully bittersweet exploration of human — and intergalactic — emotion guaranteed to blow your mind.

Fusing cultures and defying genres — Priya Ragu is an unstoppable force  

Michelle Zauner sets out to create her own joy after trauma and grief in her most upbeat record to date

Billie Marten weaves spellbinding tales of nature and life in her third album