'Life Of The Party' sees Housewife unveil one of her more impactful releases to date.

A Heineken-stained, flash-photography-fuelled anthem soaked in a uniquely British form of mild-mannered hedonism.

The track sees Ananya delve into the complexities of emotional healing and the liberation that comes from letting go.

Featuring the previously shared offerings 'Tulips' & 'Bodybag', this new five-track collection arrives during his most ambitious guise yet.

The Libertines’ once-seen-never-forgotten live shows are here to save humanity from holograms, virtual reality and AI auto-tuned bullsh*t.

The track is everything you'd come to expect from two of the UK's most feel-good bands.

The band possess the remarkable ability to capture the human experience with raw honesty and undeniable emotion.

The EP digs into the girls’ personal coming-of-age experiences.

The singer-songwriter wrote the track as a protest song against transphobes and TERFs.

The track is led by sweet vocals with thumping drums and commanding guitar riffs.

At just 19-years-old, her catchy yet introspective lyrics perfectly capture the highs and lows of young adulthood.

This latest offering injects the world of modern alternative music with a fresh and revived spirit.

The track leads with a flirty beckoning finger, as SOFY toyfully takes on the role of the temptress.

With a soaring synth bass line and cascading melody, the song is the soundtrack to your nostalgic cruise down an ‘80s memory highway.

The track continues the band’s run of anthemic, stadium-ready indie pop.

The track features a driving rhythm, unforgettable vocals, and a vibrant spirit - you'll want it on repeat!

The track has already seen support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing and Radio 1.

Pulsing with an infectious stomp, the track culminates into a brilliantly anthemic chorus made for live shows.

An uplifting soundtrack to a bittersweet summer romance.

‘It’ll Be Lovely’ EP stands as a statement of self-discovery and realisation about who they truly are.