Born in London to American parents and raised in Berkshire, fast-rising artist Deva St. John has certainly been looking to bridge the gap between the trans-American sound with her work of late. And now she returns with her latest anthemic release ‘Preacher’.

Having already established himself on the scene as the frontman of Coves & Caves and My Side Of The Mountain in recent years, British singer and songwriter James Eary has now continued work on his impressive solo project Debris Discs with the new single ‘Save My Life’.

Embracing the realities of bedroom pop, Utrecht collective Dayweaver’s trio of new singles carve out a pocket of calm within a particularly stormy year. A standout is Hurricane - a dreamy synth-pop number that explores themes of human endurance and difficult decisions.

As Dust In The Sunlight release their fantastic new remix EP, ‘Dust in the Sunlight Remixed’ the band tell Chris Sharpe about the artists involved in the project, how they perfected their production skills during the lockdown and why hearing a man on a mic was an emotional experience.

After delivering his incredibly well-received studio album ‘Tides’ earlier this year, Belgian singer and songwriter Diego Philips has been steadily unveiling captivating videos for his latest work ever since, and now returns with the new clip for his latest single ‘In The Dark’.

Since the release of their self-titled debut EP earlier this year, emerging dream-pop duo Dust In The Sunlight have found themselves riding a wave of hype and praise, thanks to their bright and visionary direction.

As Dan Lyons releases his latest cut from his much-heralded SubSurbia album, he tells Chris Bound how it was inspired by his hometown and why it might be for the best that all the pubs in Margate are closed right now.

D Fine Us aka Tomer Katz blends blues with modern electronica in his hypnotic new single, Safe To Disconnect. 

Australian innovator Dallas Cosmas – whose new album ‘Alpha Beta Gamma’ is out now – is also the brains behind indie project Prototype Musique. He tells Chris Sharpe how his many ideas come about and why Melbourne has a sound all of its own

Memphis band Doter Sweetly’s new single is a laidback and lo-fi beauty, says Annie Rew Shaw. Frontman Elijah Poston tells her that it’s all about celebrating the now

Garage-psych greats Disco Lizards tell Lewis Abbott how their new single came to be and why we should all be looking out for Lizard Fest.

Daniel John’s first album was six years in the making. Annie Rew Shaw talks to the Pennsylvanian artist and explains why it was all worth it