Suggested:
Tokyo has always been a hub for musical innovation, but Middle Out — the twin duo of Yuta and Sota — are crafting their own lane within its bustling sonic ecosystem. Emerging from modest beginnings with no equipment or formal training, these brothers have developed a forward-looking sound and mindset that positions them as one of the most exciting new acts out of Japan.
In a world where artists often follow trends, Abel Maxwell stands as a reminder that true artistry begins with conviction. Born in Africa, raised in France, and now based in Canada, Abel’s path into music wasn’t paved with privilege, but with purpose.
Read MoreAt just 17, KYEN is already demonstrating a level of emotional and technical depth that belies his age. Based in his bedroom with only a computer and a budget mic, this young singer, songwriter, and producer is chasing music with relentless drive and a clear sense of self.
Read MoreBarcelona’s music scene just got louder—and a lot more personal. Meet Joyce Blond, a pop artist from Pego who's quietly built his dream in the city’s vibrant creative underground.
Read MoreIn a world where voices are abundant but stories are scarce, Bēatrice is one of those rare new artists whose sound is backed by substance.
Read MoreAt just 16, Lucinda Jennings is already doing what many spend years figuring out— building a musical identity that’s honest, textured, and entirely her own. Based in the creative town of Woodstock, NY, Lucinda’s approach to music-making leans far from conventional.
Read MoreThere’s a certain quiet force in music that doesn’t need spectacle to make an impact. Some artists just feel true—not because of how loudly they declare themselves, but because their work echoes long after it ends. That’s what drew me to Aaronn.
Read MoreWhen I first stumbled across Neon Fir, it felt like discovering a glitch in the pop matrix. They're not just another band trying to fit in — they're actively bending and stretching the genre’s boundaries.
Read MoreThe UK’s indie music scene is no stranger to fresh talent, but every so often an artist emerges with a story too honest to ignore. At just 22, Harvey Underwood is stepping onto the stage not just as a singer/songwriter and producer, but as a storyteller with chords in his chest and a vision in his hands.
Read MoreIn a city like London, where soundscapes collide and reconfigure daily, discovering an artist like Daryoh feels like catching a frequency you didn’t know you needed. Originally from Chioggia—a quiet island nestled in the Venetian lagoon—Daryoh’s path to becoming a genre-bending singer-songwriter was anything but linear.
Read MoreIn New York’s underground music scene, it’s not about how loud you are—it’s about how deeply you can make someone feel. And few rising artists understand that better than Ann Aarat.
Read MoreIn a digital world where new sounds rise and fall at the pace of scrolls, it’s rare to find an artist who stops time with her honesty. Naina, a singer-songwriter from Ontario, Canada, isn’t trying to be the loudest voice in the room — she’s focused on being the most truthful one. And in doing so, she's become one of the most compelling voices I’ve come across recently.
Read More
