Jehnny Beth releases blistering new song ‘Obsession’, taken from her forthcoming Fiction album You Heartbreaker, You. It’s one addictive slice of pent-up angst and will no doubt sound incredible live when she tours Europe later this year. 

Written by Jehnny Beth & her longtime co-creator Johnny Hostile, ‘Obsession’ was recorded and produced by Johnny Hostile at their 20L07 studio in France. Listen HERE & watch the video HERE.

“’Obsession’ is the first song Johnny and I wrote together for this album,” Jehnny Beth says. “The lyrics ‘you heartbreaker, you’ gave the title to the album but, more than that, the song gave the album its tone. It is probably one of the most detailed tracks on the record. The song obviously deals with the subject of primal obsession. It has this spiralling repetitive tension to the point of explosion, going from a whispered confession to a gnarly scream in the blink of an eye, which was fun to make – imagine Tricky and Jonathan Davis making a song with Adam Jones from Tool! In my head anyway.”

Jehnny Beth will spend most of October on tour including two London shows:

October 30th at Electrowerkz and October 31st at the Camden Assembly.

 Tickets go on sale Friday June 13th, and will be available to purchase HERE. 

Jehnny Beth October Tour

Sat 11th Tourcoing, Le Grand Mix, France

Mon 13th Paris, La Maroquinerie, France

Wed 15th Cologne, Helios37, Germany

Fri 17th Lyon, Marche Gare, France

Sat 18th Milan, Arci Bellezza, Italy

Mon 20th Dudigen, Bad Bonn Club, Switzerland

Tue 21st Zurich, Bogen F, Switzerland

Wed 22nd Munich, Strom, Germany 

Fri 24th Prague, Subzero, Czech Republic

Sun 26th Berlin, Kantine am Berghain, Germany

Tue 28th Amsterdam, Bitterzoet, Netherlands

Thur 30th London, Electrowerkz, UK

Fri 31st London, The Camden Assembly, UK  

Jehnny Beth also plays a DJ set at Glastonbury June 28th and is a special guest to the Queens of the Stone Age for their Rock N Roll Circus in Sheffield August 27th & 28th.

Her new album ‘You Heartbreaker,You’ is out August 29th on Fiction Records.

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(June 5, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA) Madonna announces the long-rumored project “Veronica Electronica” featuring rare and unreleased remixes from her critically acclaimed album Ray of Light. This pivotal moment in Madonna’s singular career will also be highlighted with a new release from the Silver Collection, Madonna’s ongoing career-spanning series of collectible, limited-edition silver vinyl reissues of her unparalleled catalogue.  

Veronica Electronica arrives July 25 on silver vinyl and digitally. Vinyl orders from Madonna.com and Rhino.com will include an exclusive silver mylar lithograph. The beloved deep cut “Skin (The Collaboration Remix Edit)” from Veronica Electronica arrives today. Listen to it HERE. 

Veronica Electronica, an eight-track companion to Ray of Light, was originally envisioned by Madonna as a remix album in 1998. The project was ultimately sidelined by the original album’s runaway success and the parade of hit singles that dominated the spotlight for more than a year. Ray of Light went on to sell over 16 million copies worldwide and earned Madonna four GRAMMY® Awards, including Best Pop Album.

More than 25 years later, that long-rumored concept finally comes to life. The collection features newly edited versions of club remixes by Peter Rauhofer, William Orbit, Sasha, BT, and Victor Calderone, along with the original demo of “Gone, Gone, Gone”—a previously unreleased recording produced by Madonna and Rick Nowels.

VERONICA ELECTRONICA

LP Track Listing

Side A

1. “Drowned World/Substitute For Love” – BT & Sasha Bucklodge Ashram New Edit
2. “Ray Of Light” – Sasha Twilo Mix Edit
3. “Skin” – The Collaboration Remix Edit  
4. “Nothing Really Matters” – Club 69 Speed Mix Meets The Dub

Side B

1. “Sky Fits Heaven” – Victor Calderone Future New Edit
2. “Frozen” – Widescreen Mix and Drums
3. “The Power Of Good-Bye” – Fabien’s Good God Mix Edit
4. “Gone, Gone, Gone” – Original Demo Version *

It was announced this morning that the long-standing independent music venue would cap off four and a half decades as a cultural hub with a special headline gig from Liverpool indie legend (and friend of the venue) Miles Kane.

The gig, which will see Miles joined by his full backing band, comes at the end of a stacked final month for The Leadmill as they welcome sold-out shows from the likes of The K’s and Milburn frontman Joe Carnall Jnr as a part of their farewell campaign.

No stranger to the venue, Miles first performed there as a solo artist on his debut album tour in 2011 and has gone on to sell out the venue a further four times as a solo performer, most recently launching his One Man Band tour with an exclusive warm-up gig there in December 2023.

As well as five sold-out visits under his own name, a 21 year old Miles also twice looked out over a Leadmill crowd in March 2007 as a member of The Little Flames – opening two nights in a row for Arctic Monkeys on their triumphant hometown return. 

Taking place on Friday 27th June, tickets for the final gig will be limited to only 900 and go on sale Friday 6th June at 10am from The Leadmill website.

“Miles has been a cherished friend of The Leadmill for well over a decade. After the support he has shown us throughout our eviction campaign and the countless memories of sold-out shows throughout the years, it feels entirely fitting that he joins us one last time to add a remarkable full stop to The Leadmill’s concert history.” 

– Ben Hartley, Live Promoter

Rufus Wainwright celebrates 20 years of his acclaimed Rufus Does Judy show with a very special date at London’s Royal Albert Hall on June 10th, 2026, Judy Garland’s birthday. Rufus will be backed by a full orchestra under the direction of Stephen Oremus for what promises to be one of the musical highlights of next year! This will be the last time Rufus will ever perform this show in London.

Rufus Does Judy is undoubtedly one of the most sensational shows from his incredible career, an exhilarating and loving recreation of Judy Garland’s infamous 1961 comeback concert. The show features  over 25 classic songs, some of the greatest songs of the last century including ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’, ‘Almost Like Being In Love’, ‘The Man Who Got Away’, ‘A Foggy Day’ and ‘Zing Went The Strings of My Heart’.

Rufus Does Judy premiered at New York’s Carnegie Hall on June 14th 2006 followed by another sold out performance on June 15th. In top hat and tails, an exuberant Rufus Wainwright was backed by a full orchestra which perfectly complimented his terrific vocals. The following February Rufus brought the show to London with two acclaimed shows at the London Palladium. He also performed the show at London’s Royal Opera House for two nights in 2011.

Rufus is no stranger to the Royal Albert Hall having performed there 9 times throughout his career. This show will be his 10th Royal Albert Hall show.

“”Within the Royal Albert Hall I’ve communed, been given strength and ultimately bidden farewell to my most turbulent artistic emotions, fondly feeling them evaporate into that amazing dome,” Rufus said. “It’s my favorite venue in the world and I can’t wait to “do it again” for the last time. Maybe we’ll stay all night!”

Tickets for the show will be available for pre-sale here at 10:00 BST on the 4th of June.  General on-sale tickets can then be purchased here at 10:00 BST on the 6th of June. 

Throughout his astonishing career, Rufus Wainwright has established himself as one of the great male vocalists, songwriters, and composers of his generation. The New York-born, Montreal-raised singer-songwriter has released eleven studio albums to date, three DVDs, and three live albums including the Grammy-nominated Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall.

He has collaborated with artists such as Elton John, Burt Bacharach, Miley Cyrus, David Byrne, Boy George, Joni Mitchell, Pet Shop Boys, Heart, Carly Rae Jepsen, Robbie Williams, Jessye Norman, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, Sting, and producer Mark Ronson, among many others. He has written two operas, a musical and numerous songs for movies and TV.

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Liverpool’s indie powerhouse Circa Waves have dropped new single ‘Like You Did Before’ – taken from their forthcoming new album Death & Love Pt.1 – out January 31st, 2025 via Lower Third/[PIAS].

The track follows the album’s supreme first offering ‘We Made It’, followed by the topical ‘American Dream’, and channels the 2000s New York scene, serving up a nice big slab of Strokes-y dancefloor destruction. Listen to ‘Like You Did Before’ HERE & watch the video HERE.

Frontman Kieran Shudall says; “This song is a reminder of a moment in my life that many people don’t know about. Just before my heart operation lying in hospital when life felt uncertain and fragile, I would imagine myself in a packed sweaty indie club, dancing like my life depended on it. It was a daydream, a form of escape and this song fits perfectly into that vision.”

Circa Waves will return to the road in February & March next year, embarking on their biggest UK headline tour yet, playing to their ever-expanding fanbase. Across 12 dates, they’ll play to thousands of fans across the UK, including a night at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on March 26th and what will be a truly special, final night hometown show at Liverpool’s Olympia March 1st. Tickets available here.

Both terrifying and liberating to write, Death & Love Pt.1 is an urgent, 9-track hit of cathartic guitar-pop, serving as a powerful coping mechanism to help process frontman Kieran Shudall’s near-death experience.

Back in early 2023, Kieran received a call from doctors to say that the main artery in his heart was severely blocked. Two days later, he was lying on an operating table watching a wire being inserted into his heart to fix it. What followed was the cancelling of a lot of shows, working out a lot of medication, and most crucially, now having to navigate a new way of life.

And the results are quite simply stunning. Self-produced by Kieran, and engineered by Matt Wiggins (Adele, Lana Del Rey, Glass Animals), the nine tracks that make up Death & Love Pt.1 ooze nostalgia, and hark back to the sounds and themes that made Shudall want to pick up a guitar in the very first place.

Circa Waves was formed in Liverpool in May 2013 by Kieran Shudall. After writing a batch of songs and putting some demos online, he recruited second guitarist Joe Falconer, bassist Sam Rourke, and drummer Sian Plummer (replaced by Colin Jones in 2015).

The band first gained a buzz and earned favourable comparisons to the Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and the Vaccines before they hit the Top Ten with their debut, 2015’s Young Chasers. Buoyed by singles like ‘T-Shirt Weather’ and ‘Stuck in My Teeth’, the album reached the Top Ten of the U.K. albums chart and paved the way for a series of well-attended live shows, including a sold-out date at London’s O2 .

Without shying away from their influences, the band matured, and albums like 2017’s Different Creatures, 2019’s What’s It Like Over There? showcase their knack for crafting their own distinctively infectious, post-punk anthems. In 2020, they reached number four on the U.K. albums chart with Sad Happy and returned in 2023 with Never Going Under.

Death & Love Pt.1 is the first instalment of a snapshot in time – a reflection on a moment of true terror, and the joy of coming through the other side. It’s a brave and remarkable next step for a band in the finest form of their career.

February 2025
14th Birmingham, O2 Academy
15th Nottingham, Rock City
16th Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom
18th Cambridge, Junction
19th Norwich, UEA
21st Newcastle, NX
22nd Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
23rd Bristol, Beacon
25th Leeds, O2 Academy
26th London, 02 Academy Brixton
27th Southampton, The 1865

March
1st Liverpool, Olympia

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Following topping the UK singles chart for the first time with ‘Too Sweet’ earlier this year, world-renowned singer-songwriter Hozier today releases Unreal Unearth: Unending. The album is a special deluxe version of his UK Number 1-selling 2023 album Unreal Unearth and includes the never before heard track ‘Hymn To Virgil,’ which was recorded as part of the Unreal, Unearth sessions. Listen to the album HERE & listen to ‘Hymn To Virgil’ HERE.

Part of a spate of career-affirming milestones, Unreal Unearth outsold the entire UK Top 5 combined in its release week in August 2023 and also scored the top spot in Ireland.

That was then followed by the release of two EPs of tracks originally recorded for Unreal Unearth. Part 1 saw Unheard EP, featuring subsequent first-ever UK number 1 single ‘Too Sweet’, which beat both Beyoncé & Benson Boone and has clocked up a huge 1.6 billion global streams already, and was nominated for Best Alternative Song at the VMA’s. Then came Unaired EP, containing three more unreleased songs, including the powerful ‘Nobody’s Soldier’.

Now we see the release of the collection in its entirety, with the Unreal Unearth: Unending deluxe set coming in the following formats:

2CD DigiPack Edition
Hozier’s collection of songs from the sessions behind his chart-topping 2023 album Unreal Unearth. The Deluxe Version contains all tracks released around the album from 2022-2024 including the 16 original album tracks plus 10 songs never-before available on vinyl including the global smash hit “Too Sweet”.

3LP Deluxe Version (Tooth White Vinyl)

The 3 “Tooth White” are available as coloured LPs in an expanded trifold package plus 2 printed 12”x12” inserts featuring drawings by Andrew Hozier-Byrne.

1LP Companion Version (Raw Ochre 1LP and Black 1LP)

The Companion Version vinyl features 1 “Raw Ochre” coloured LP & Black 1LP in an expanded trifold package with space to hold the original Unreal Unearth album alongside 10 tracks never before pressed to vinyl. The Companion Version features Hozier’s additional music releases across the Unheard, Unaired, and Eat Your Young EPs including Hozier’s worldwide hit “Too Sweet” and 2022’s “Swan Upon Leda”.

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“A future megastar” – The Guardian

“Scottish indie star-in-waiting already mingling with the greats” – NME
“A stunning slice of soul” – Telegraph
“Megastar in-the-making” – The Line Of Best Fit

Following picking up the ‘Play Next’ award at this year’s Rolling Stone UK Awards, one of Scotland’s most exciting artists Brooke Combe releases her superb new single ‘This Town’. The track is the latest cut to be taken from her intoxicating debut album Dancing At The Edge Of The World, which comes January 31st, 2025 on Modern Sky Records.

The album’s opener, ‘This Town’ bursts in on a flurry of percussion and a jangling electric guitar riff. A vibrant blend of strings and percussion sit under a rejection of goldfish-bowl living in her hometown. Spice boys, Saturday nights and being stuck in the scene – it’s a state of mind Brooke runs from powerfully with signature talent and humour.

Shot in Brooke’s hometown of Dalkeith and directed by Sam Crowston (The Mysterines, The Lathums), the video for ‘This Town’ shows the essence of what it’s like to grow up in a small Scottish town. “I wanted the video for ‘This Town’ to be as authentic as possible,” Brooke said of the video. “We ended up shooting it where I grew up, went to school and all the other fun things youngsters do growing up. It shows the charm of the town but also the lack of opportunities to do something different from the norm.” Watch the video HERE & Listen HERE.

Collaborating with musician and producer James Skelly, best known as the frontman of The Coral, Brooke’s debut album, Dancing At The Edge Of The World is the perfect opening statement, showing a tantalising first look at the artist she will become. Redolent of those first offerings from Michael Kiwanuka and Corinne Bailey Rae, it revels in lush, orchestral arrangements, irresistible rhythms and a voice that could have come right out of Motown.

Throughout the record, Brooke offers listeners a sense of closure but, with it, possibilities –  as though with the closing of one door, myriad others are opening to the sound of her voice. Dancing At The Edge Of The World is a resounding, indisputable opening salvo from Britain’s newest and brightest star.

Known for her captivating live shows, Brooke will kick off a nine date run of dates at Norwich Arts Centre on April 4th, culminating with Brooke’s biggest headline show to date at Glasgow’s Barrowland on Saturday April 19th. Tickets for the dates are available HERE.

Brooke Combe plays the following UK dates. 

April 2025

Thu 3rd The Arts Club, Liverpool

Fri 4th Norwich, Arts Centre

Sat 5th Birmingham, O2 Institute

Wed 9th Bristol, Thekla

Thu 10th London, Lafayette

Sat 12th Manchester, O2 Ritz

Thu 17th Sheffield, Leadmill

Fri 18th Leeds, Project House

Sat 19th Glasgow, Barrowland

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Today, Martha Wainwright announces a second London show at Cadogan Hall on August 30th due to demand. Tickets on sale 10:00 am Tuesday 26th November.

Twenty years ago, Martha Wainwright stepped out of her family’s illustrious shadow and announced herself to the world with her stunning debut album ‘Martha Wainwright’. Featuring ‘Bloody Mother Fucking Asshole’, a song about her father, ‘Factory’ and ‘When The Day Is Short’, it immediately proved she was a major talent to be reckoned with. 

This Spring, PIAS will release this album on vinyl for the very first time. The Sunday Times called her ‘a tour de force’, Uncut described the disc as ‘brilliant’ while Q said she was ‘a thing of wonder’. She is all that and more and twenty years on continues to enthral both onstage and record.

Martha Wainwright plays the following dates next year. 

May 2025

Tue 27th Bury St Edmunds, The Apex

Wed 28th Stroud, Subscription Rooms

Thu 29th Worthing, Pavilion Theatre

Fri 30th London, Union Chapel SOLD OUT

Sat 31st Manchester, New Century Hall

June 2025

Sun 1st Leeds, City Varieties Music Hall

Tue 3rd Sunderland, The Fire Station

Wed 4th Edinburgh, The Queens Hall

Fri 6th Belfast, Mandela Hall

Sat 7th Dublin, The Button Factory

August 2025

Sat 30th London, Cadogan Hall NEW DATE ADDED

“20 years ago my life as an artist took shape when my first record was released,” Martha recalls. “In many ways that record defined me, as well as launched me into a now over 20 year long career that has made me who I am. It was after 10 years of playing in bars, making cassettes and EPs to sell at my shows, singing backup for my brother Rufus, falling in love and out of love, practising, writing, singing until I could barely sing anymore, partying, playing with musicians and listening to great artists, working with my ex-husband in the studio for 2 years, all that created this first record.”

“20 years later, with 6 other albums under my belt, 2 kids and a career that is chugging along, I can safely say my first record paved my way forward. On March 21st we will release the record on vinyl for the first time ever as well as digitally release unheard songs, outtakes and early material from that 10 year period of discovery that led to my first record. There will be a tour with a few great musicians, where I’ll play the record in its entirety as well as a few new songs- there’s no 48 year old me with the 28 year old me.”

As Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit complete a rapturous UK leg of their latest tour , the GRAMMY-Award winning musician has announced a special run of solo shows – with the EU/UK run kicking off on February 2nd, 2025.

The tour will make a stop at London’s Barbican on February 10th, as well as iconic theaters in the US, including Chicago, New York City, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and a four night stint at The Pinnacle in Nashville before concluding in Atlanta.

Tickets will go on sale this Friday, November 29th – available HERE.

Six-time GRAMMY-winner Jason Isbell has established himself as one of the most respected and celebrated songwriters of his generation. The North Alabama native possesses a penchant for identifying and articulating some of the deepest, yet simplest, human emotions, and turning them into beautiful poetry through song. Isbell sings of the everyday human condition with thoughtful, heartfelt, and sometimes brutal honesty.

On October 4th, just ahead of his latest Ryman residency, Isbell released Live From The Ryman Vol. 2, a collection of recordings from four of the last six years of sold-out shows at Nashville’s legendary Ryman Auditorium. Earlier this year, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit’s 2023 album Weathervanes won two 2023 GRAMMY Awards for Best Americana Album and Best American Roots Song (“Cast Iron Skillet”).

Isbell first broke through in 2013 with the release of the now-considered-classic Southeastern. His next two albums, Something More Than Free (2015) and The Nashville Sound (2017), won GRAMMY Awards for Best Americana Album & Best American Roots Song. Isbell’s song “Maybe It’s Time” was central to the 2019 reboot of A Star Is Born.

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February 2025
2nd Berlin, DE – Columbia Theatre

4th Cologne, DE – Kulturkirche Köln

6th Amsterdam, NL – Paradiso

10th London, UK – Barbican

12th Dublin, IE – Vicar Street

Rianne Downey releases the intoxicating ‘Lost In Blue’ via Run On Records – November 22nd, the first taste from her eagerly anticipated debut album. Listen HERE & watch HERE.

A country tinged, dreamy but upbeat charmer, Rianne calls the song ‘a sad girl anthem’ and who doesn’t love those!

“I was claiming my identity back after losing it to this toxic situationship,” she says.

It’s been quite the year for the Scottish singer-songwriter currently on tour with Paul Heaton. Having joined Heaton’s band last summer, she’s been a mainstay ever since.

One of the undoubted highlights for Rianne this year was their sensational Glastonbury Pyramid Stage set. Since then she’s been working on her debut album at Bear Creek Studio in Seattle with Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Zach Bryan, Vance Joy).

Rianne Downey kick started her career busking the streets of Glasgow, before lockdown covers led to signing to Modern Sky/Run On, with Rianne then moving to Liverpool in 2022 to step things up.

Her first studio exploits were with The Coral’s James Skelly, who produced Fuel to The Flame EP, followed by the release of a series of impressive singles and Eps throughout 2022 and 2023 and honed her live performances supporting The Coral, Paolo Nutini, Tom Jones & Deacon Blue.

Later this month Rianne embarks on a nationwide UK tour with Paul Heaton.

Last month she appeared on the top 5 Paul Heaton album The Mighty Several. Next summer Rianne joins Paul for his massive sold out show at Bramall Lane, home to Sheffield United.

Clearly Rianne Downey is a star very much in the ascendency. Catch the glow now.

UK SHOWS (with Paul Heaton)

November

29th BRIDLINGTON SPA

30th LEEDS, First Direct Arena

December

1st GLASGOW, OVO Hydro

3rd BRIGHTON, Brighton Centre

4th WOLVERHAMPTON, Civic Halls

6th LIVERPOOL, M&S Bank Arena

7th NOTTINGHAM, Motorpoint Arena

9th NEWCASTLE, O2 City Hall

10th LONDON, Eventim Apollo

11th LONDON, Eventim Apollo

13th ABERDEEN, P&J Arena

15th WOLVERHAMPTON, Civic Halls

16th MANCHESTER, Co-op Live

29th MANCHESTER ACADEMY (supporting The Lottery Winners)

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Today viral indie harmony trio Tiny Habits release their new song, ‘For Sale Sign,’ featuring Lizzy McAlpine. The track is the third song they’ve recorded together since Tiny Habits performed with Lizzy for her Tiny Desk concert in 2022 and follows the Habits’ feature on Lizzy’s song earlier this summer, ‘Pushing it Down and Praying,’ and their feature together on JP Saxe’s song ‘Everything Ends.’ 

A warm, wistful acoustic track about the space and memories that people leave behind when they leave this life, ‘For Sale Sign’ also marks Tiny Habits’ first release since their debut album All for Something which was released in May via Mom+Pop. The album earned Tiny Habits the title of “my new favorite group” from NPR Music’s Ann Powers, along with praise from Teen Vogue, V Magazine, an NME cover, and more. Listen to ‘For Sale Sign’ HERE.

In her Tape Notes interview last week, Lizzy said of Tiny Habits: “I’m obsessed with them… they’re able to elicit some really complex emotions with the things they come up with.” 

Speaking of the track the band said the below –

“’For Sale Sign’ has lived with us for a while now and we’d been hoping for the right time and circumstances to put it into the world. It means a lot to us and reminds us about how special life is and just how lucky we are to live it. We’re so happy to release it into the world and hope it can sweetly hold its listeners for just a few moments.” – Cinya Khan.

“We wrote ‘For Sale Sign’ a few years ago and I really hoped one day it would make it out into the world. It’s a very special song for us, and I remember feeling really moved by it when we wrote it, so I’m very excited for the world to finally be able to listen.” – Maya Rae.

“‘For Sale Sign’ is so special to us, and I’m very excited it is finally out of the vault and being shared with the rest of the world. This song really gave us a new perspective on writing and challenged our storytelling. I’m still constantly moved by this song and so grateful for the experience of writing it. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do.” – Judah Mayowa.

This year, after runs opening for Noah Kahan and Gracie Abrams, Tiny Habits played their first-ever major headlining tour throughout North America and Europe. They had a prime slot during Lollapalooza, featured on a track with Kacey Musgraves, and made their Radio City Hall debut alongside Vance Joy. They just wrapped that tour, as well as a run with Lake Street Dive, and are about to embark on their first headline dates in Australia at the end of the month (dates HERE).

Watch Tiny Habits’ new “We Rate Dogs” Puppy Session HERE, and their Trackstar Presents session from this summer HERE to get a sense for their live magic.

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Following the release of her latest EP Cause For Concern, as well as supporting Corinne Bailey Rae at Somerset House, rising star Ashaine White has dropped a stunning taste of brand new music in ‘I Sing To Myself’.

Produced by Gilberto Mallindine-Bettini at 5dB Studios, ‘I Sing to Myself’ is Ashaine White in all her glory. A simply beautiful, stripped back track, the new single shoulders the weight of the world whilst serving as a soothing, musical relief to the backdrop of global turmoil. Listen HERE & watch the video HERE.

As Ashaine describes; “‘I Sing To Myself’ was written in a moment where I literally couldn’t take in anymore suffering. I felt like I had reached a limit, with housing struggles in a cost of living crisis, the cost of basic necessities and a looming election weighing down, wars, genocides and poverty on every slide of social media. I needed a sense of calm within the turbulence – out poured this song. I hope it inspires people to also find their sense of calm in unprecedented times.”

The song arrives ahead of Ashaine’s upcoming headline date at London’s Colours on November 23rd (tickets available HERE) and as she is proudly announced as one of The Great Escape’s First Fifty

Featuring her previous singles ‘White Flag’, the epic ‘Brace Yourself’ and the eerily captivating acoustic number ‘Hotel’, Cause For Concern was the work of one of the UK’s finest and brightest young talents. 

And now, with the arrival of ‘I Sing To Myself’, Ashaine is a force to be reckoned with. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for one of the brightest new artists around. 

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