Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
K Zorro - ‘the prayer’ North London rapper K Zorro returns with ‘The Prayer’, a powerful single from his album ‘Note to self…’, blending classic hip-hop with elements of rock, grime, and trap. Tackling themes of domestic violence, substance abuse, and faith, the track showcases K Zorro's storytelling depth, amplified by Jimmy Chiba's cinematic music video, solidifying his place as a boundary-pushing force in UK rap.
Psylhouette - ‘Moonlight’ Psylhouette, the Brighton-Berlin duo of Tristan and Juli Holz, introduce ‘Moonlight’, the lead single from their third album ‘Psylhouette III’, marking a shift toward a more electronic sound. Blending lush guitars, haunting vocals, and grunge-rock energy, the track showcases their ability to fuse genres like new wave, krautrock, and shoegaze into an expansive yet intimate sonic journey, paving the way for their 2025 live shows.
X Revolution - ‘Dictators Prayer’ X Revolution's latest single ‘Dictators Prayer’ is a haunting exploration of manipulation, control, and moral ambiguity. With brooding production featuring raw guitar riffs and sinister synths, the track challenges listeners to confront their perceptions of influence and power, embodying the artist's vision of "tactical subversion" inspired by Yuri Bezmenov's insights on manipulation.
Analise - ‘Forever’ Rising alt-indie artist Analise captivates with her latest single ‘Forever’, a heartfelt blend of folk lyricism, bedroom-pop production, and emotional transparency. Building on the success of her debut EP ‘Oshibana’ and viral single ‘Messy’, the track transitions seamlessly from an acoustic ballad to an atmospheric soundscape, showcasing her ability to explore the nuances of human emotion with depth and authenticity.
Colm Warren - ‘Thinking Of You’ Acclaimed Northern Irish vocalist Colm Warren releases ‘Thinking Of You’, a heartfelt blend of Beatles-era rock and orchestral sophistication that explores themes of heartbreak and regret. Featuring soulful clarinet solos and lush arrangements by the Bulgarian Symphonic Orchestra, the track showcases Warren's distinctive voice, quirky songwriting, and a polished yet authentic sound crafted with his long-time collaborators.
