Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Just Like Honey - ‘Laugh about it’ Just Like Honey return with ‘Laugh about it’, a dreamy, slow-burning blend of shoegaze, grunge and dream-pop that explores the façade we maintain while emotional turbulence swirls beneath the surface. Led by Emily’s tender, aching vocals, the track unfolds as a warm, fragile reflection that lingers long after it ends.
Diego Barrera - ‘Legendary’ Diego Barrera and Ameh Fashi join forces for ‘Legendary’, a high-energy Afro-house powerhouse that fuses Fashi’s commanding, soulful vocals with Barrera’s rolling percussion and organ-driven hooks. Blending Cameroonian storytelling with Peruvian electronic innovation, the collaboration delivers a peak-time anthem that celebrates identity, rhythm and global artistic connection.
Street Fruit - ‘Hey Operator’ Street Fruit close out 2025 with the trippy new video for ‘Hey Operator’, the groovy, psychedelic standout from their sophomore album ‘Strange Tanks’, a record that expands their self-built sonic universe with unruly riffs, elastic rhythms and unexpected emotional depth. Formed from a longtime creative friendship that grew into a powerhouse four-piece, the band sharpen their chaotic, genre-warping sound into something heavier, warmer and endlessly surprising.
Late Night Feelings - ‘Heartstopper’ Late Night Feelings returns with ‘In Your Dreams’, a six-track EP that drifts between hope, longing and the blurred space where reality meets the subconscious, anchored by the shimmering standout single ‘Heartstopper’. With its hazy bedroom-pop textures and tender emotional clarity, the project reaffirms Karan Naik as a quietly powerful storyteller of late-night thoughts and in-between moments.
Almost Alive - ‘Eclipse Within’ Almost Alive announces their new album ‘Hypnotica’ and unveils its lead single ‘Eclipse Within’, a dark, slow-burning fusion of modern rock power, cinematic prog atmospheres and AI-enhanced production. Inspired by bands like Tool and Nine Inch Nails, the track marks a heavier, more immersive chapter for the New Jersey project, guiding listeners into a hypnotic, spiritually charged sound world.
