Malian-born, Oslo-based percussionist Sidiki Camara will release his new album Ankaben on September 4, 2026, following a lead single on August 21. The album, whose title translates to “Humanity,” is described as Camara’s most ambitious project to date and brings together West African musical traditions with Norwegian jazz, folk and contemporary music. Ankaben follows Camara’s […]
Taya Elle Turns Pain Into Movement With New Single ‘Time Will Heal’
Photographer: Kurtis Gibbs Bilingual English/Spanish indie R&B artist Taya Elle is set to release her new single ‘Time Will Heal’ on September 18, a deeply personal track that challenges one of music’s most familiar clichés: does time really heal everything? For Taya, the question is far more than a lyrical concept. Before pursuing music, she […]
Field Of One Finds Alan Mair In Reflective And Atmospheric Form
Alan Mair’s upcoming album Field Of One presents the musician in a reflective and atmospheric mode. Due for release on 3rd August 2026, the album arrives with its lead single How Could I Let This Happen, a track centred on regret, consequence and emotional reckoning. Across the album’s twelve songs, Mair writes about the trials […]
New Partnership Between Yellow Dog UK and PawChamp Expands Support for Anxious Dogs
Helping an anxious dog feel comfortable in the outside world often requires much more than patience. For many owners, daily walks involve avoiding crowded areas, crossing the road to create distance, or explaining why their dog cannot interact with others. While awareness of canine anxiety has grown in recent years, many owners still struggle to […]
Tia-Brittany Introduces Cinematic New Album DTF
Australian singer-songwriter Tia-Brittany has unveiled her new album, DTF, led by the emotionally charged focus single, Don’t Talk Feelings. The Sydney-based artist brings together contemporary pop, personal storytelling and cinematic ambition in a project designed to showcase both her voice and her evolving creative identity. Don’t Talk Feelings sits at the centre of the album, […]
“Holy Father” Explores Faith, Possession and Crime in New Horror Thriller
A criminal investigation takes a terrifying supernatural turn in “Holy Father,” a new horror crime thriller from writer and director Shravan Tiwari. The film follows a disturbing case involving possession, unexplained phenomena and brutal crimes that begin to unsettle a community. At the center of the story is Father Isaac Wales, played by Eric Roberts. […]
Two New Christoph Schnell Works to Receive World Premieres in London
Two world premieres by Christoph Schnell will be at the centre of a concert at Cadogan Hall on Sunday 13 September 2026. The event will present new orchestral music by the Swiss composer, performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra. Schnell’s work covers a broad musical landscape, from orchestral and chamber music to electronic composition and […]
“Here We Go” Finds Stevie Palmer Giving Voice to Scotland Supporters
There are football songs that celebrate a tournament, and there are songs that speak to a lifetime of belief. Stevie Palmer’s “Here We Go” belongs to the latter, offering a heartfelt tribute to Scotland supporters and the dreams that keep them singing through every generation. The song is grounded in Palmer’s own life as a […]
John Carney: Power Ballad Proves Music Remains the Heart of His Cinema
For nearly two decades, filmmaker and former musician John Carney has built a reputation for creating films where music is far more than a soundtrack. From Once to Sing Street and Flora and Son, his work has consistently explored how songs shape lives, relationships and personal identity. His latest release, Power Ballad, continues that tradition […]
Stephen Wicks Converts World Tension Into Driving Rock
World tension forms the backbone of Stephen Wicks’ forthcoming single, “The Doomsday Clock (85 Seconds to Midnight).” The track uses driving rock instrumentation to capture the pressure of an uncertain era. The title refers to the symbolic Doomsday Clock and its 2026 position of 85 seconds to midnight. That setting reflects heightened concern over existential […]
Anna Smerdova Wins Over Lugano Audience with Inspiring Piano Recital
For classical musicians, a successful recital is about more than mastering difficult repertoire. It is about creating a connection with an audience, and that is exactly what Anna Smerdova achieved during her performance at the Tiziano Rossetti International Music Academy concert in Lugano on June 11. The young pianist took on a programme that demanded […]
Pussy Riot Turn Protest Into Art on Their Long-Awaited Debut Album CYKA
For more than a decade, Pussy Riot have existed at the intersection of music, activism, and performance art. Their name has become synonymous with protest, disruption, and challenging authority. Yet despite their global impact, the collective had never released a full-length studio album—until now. With CYKA, founder Nadya Tolokonnikova delivers a debut that is as […]