Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music releases. In this edition, we highlight the top indie, folk, and rock songs that you need to hear. From stripped-back acoustic renditions to electrifying punk tracks, these up-and-coming artists are delivering fresh and captivating sounds. Join us as we dive into the mesmerizing world of music and discover your new favorites.
Best New Indie Songs
Discover the latest indie tracks that are making waves in the music scene.
The indie music scene continues to deliver captivating and innovative sounds. Here are some of the best new indie songs that you should add to your playlist:
The Japanese House – ‘Super Trouper’
Amber Bain, also known as The Japanese House, surprises us with an acoustic reworking of an ABBA classic. In her rendition of 'Super Trouper,' Bain's angelic voice and stripped-back piano arrangement bring a new level of depth to the pop hit.
Spector – ‘Not Another Weekend’
Spector returns with a groaning yet addictive track that explores the conflict of the 'aging rockstar' archetype. 'Not Another Weekend' showcases Fred MacPherson's raw vocals and the band's signature indie sound.
Eyedress – ‘Sadie Hawkins Prom’
Eyedress takes us on a journey with his unique blend of indie and grunge. 'Sadie Hawkins Prom' merges indie enthusiasm with a touch of '90s grunge, creating a mesmerizing and nostalgic sound.
Matilda Mann – ‘Make it Home’
Matilda Mann teams up with FIZZ's Martin Luke Brown and Baby Queen producer King Ed to deliver a lyrically stunning and musically captivating track. 'Make it Home' is subtly christmassy, making it the perfect addition to your holiday playlist.
Ella Grace – ‘Doors’
Ella Grace showcases her evolving sound with 'Doors.' This track combines elements of country folk and indie pop, allowing her mature vocals and introspective lyrics to shine.
Discover New Folk Gems
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of folk music with these hidden gems.
If you're a fan of folk music, these emerging artists and their heartfelt songs are worth exploring:
Finscéalta – ‘Therapy’
Finscéalta's debut single, 'Therapy,' is a beautiful folk song that showcases poetic lyricism and delicate instrumentals. This captivating track is a promising start for this talented artist.
Keaton Henson – ‘Envy – Acoustic Version’
Keaton Henson strips back his latest track, 'Envy,' to its acoustic roots. The hauntingly beautiful rendition explores the downsides of success and showcases Henson's introspective songwriting.
Tom Rosenthal – ‘My Body’
Tom Rosenthal's dreamy vocals and emotive lyrics take center stage in 'My Body.' This simple and beautiful ballad is a tear-jerker that will resonate with fans of folk music.
Matilda Mann – ‘Make it Home’
Matilda Mann's collaboration with Martin Luke Brown and King Ed also shines in the folk genre. 'Make it Home' is a lyrically stunning track that captures the essence of the holiday season.
Ella Grace – ‘Doors’
Ella Grace's exploration of different genres continues with 'Doors.' This track seamlessly blends elements of country folk and indie pop, showcasing her growth as an artist.
Rock Out to the Best New Rock/Alternative Songs
Get ready to headbang with these electrifying rock and alternative tracks.
If you're craving some energetic and edgy music, these new rock and alternative songs are perfect for you:
English Teacher – ‘Mastermind Specialism’
English Teacher returns with a powerful ballad-like track that showcases Lily Fontaine's captivating vocals. 'Mastermind Specialism' solidifies their position as one of the most promising bands in the indie rock scene.
Chalk – ‘The Gate’
Belfast-based band Chalk makes a statement with their chaotic and electrifying track, 'The Gate.' Their unique blend of punk and electronica demands your attention and sets them apart from the crowd.
Björk + Rosalía – ‘Oral’
Icelandic icon Björk collaborates with Spanish singer Rosalía for a wild and captivating duet. 'Oral' combines Björk's signature quirks with Rosalía's modern hit-making ability, resulting in a must-listen track.
Sleaford Mods – ‘West End Girls’
Sleaford Mods offer a brilliant cover of the Pet Shop Boys' hit 'West End Girls.' Their gobby midlands accents add a fun contradiction to the slick '80s instrumental, making it an enjoyable and charitable release.
Strange Boy -’Sofia’
Strange Boy continues to defy genre categorization with their unique sound. 'Sofia' is a sparse and glitchy track that combines angelic vocals with introspective lyricism, creating a captivating listening experience.
Human Interest – ‘Slackers Paradise’
London-based band Human Interest stands out in the post-punk crowd with their exciting rock sound. Their EP 'Empathy Lives In Outer Space' captures and keeps your attention, with 'Slackers Paradise' being a standout track.
