Lauv

“Tattoos Together" is the lead single from Lauv's upcoming album ~how i'm feeling~. The song is about following your heart, at the expense of listening to your head. It’s about jumping into a relationship without thinking about the long term repercussions because in the moment, everything feels perfect in its exciting newness. When we follow the path of most fun vs. the logical choice, inevitably we find a situation where you’re getting "tattoos together" with no regrets for the consequences.

Check out the fun, one-take music video for "Tattoos Together" here!

The Naked and Famous

"Still killing it" - NME

Indie-pop mainstays The Naked And Famous follow momentum from the shimmering track “Sunseeker” with anthemic lead single, “Bury Us” from their forthcoming new album out this year. Now writing and recording as the duo of Alisa Xayalith and Thomas Powers, The Naked And Famous embrace transformation whilst remaining authentically true to form. The band will continue to explore a campaign grounded in both a sonic and visual evolution, exemplified by electro-groove “Bury Us”.

Love Fame Tragedy

Love Fame Tragedy, the solo project of Wombats frontman Matthew "Murph" Murphy, releases his newest song "Riding a Wave" along with an accompanying music video. The track is a preview of his upcoming sophomore EP, Five Songs To Briefly Fill The Void, which is out next month and will feature collaborations with Bastille’s Dan Smith, Crystal Fighters’ Eleanor Fletcher and Maddi-Jean Waterhouse.

Watch the new music video for "Riding A Wave" here!

Gabrielle Aplin

Dear Happy, Gabrielle Aplin's 3rd studio album, is an uplifting pop record that features some of her most personal lyrical moments alongside a breadth of music and influences not yet heard from her before as both a pop star and songwriter. The album chronicles Gabrielle’s life and the experiences and cultures she has been inspired by while touring and traveling the world over the past couple of years. The album title track closes and summarizes the record perfectly; delicate piano touches build into beautiful pop production as Gabrielle sings the therapeutic song, which overcomes sadness and looks to a positive future.

Kyson

“Exotic but familiar” - Pitchfork

Kyson’s self-titled third album is a sonic memoir that jailbreaks Kyson’s repertoire through depth of narrative and tactile instrumentation. Where he ensconced his other releases in escapism, this one, by design, hits you in your soul. Album collaborators include the talents of BD Graft, The Whitest Boy Alive, Andrew Sarlo (Big Thief/Local Natives), and Heba Kaudry (Beach House/Bjork).

"Kyson creates a musical mixture of everything organic, living, and breathing" - Earmilk