Emerging from the eclectic Brighton music scene, Pleasance have released their disturbingly beautiful track - Casanova. Released on July 10th, and welcomed into this world by a brilliant first (or 0th?) birthday bash, held at Brighton’s ‘Pink Moon’ where special guests Girl Apocrypha and Grimrite also graced the stage, all there for one purpose - to celebrate the amazing song that is Casanova. Casanova is the sort of song you would accidentally discover at a festival, and in

Brighton-based Rosanna Bucci has blessed the world with her new Beabadoobee-esque melody ‘Talk’. This track feels like a walk along a warm beach watching the sunset. It encapsulates the feeling of comfort that we all yearn for in connections, so beautifully. Bucci has curated the perfect track for coming-of-age romcoms, and if frolicking in a field is your thing, you will one hundred percent love this song. Something that really stood out to me was the stunning vocals. One th

If you don't know Girl Apocrypha already, you are clearly new here. But, you may not know anything about her new single - “Thank God!” and I can guarantee by the end of this review, this track is going to be the only thing you're thinking about. “Thank God!” by Girl Apocrypha exquisitely explores the everlasting grief of losing a friendship that you once cared deeply for, whilst also recognising the strength that loneliness brings, hardening your skin, even if you aren’t qui

The second wave of Night Currents Festival is here and it's bigger and better than ever! Following the previous wave which revealed names such as Lime Garden, Prima Queen, ARXX, My First Time, Ain’t, and Crysometimes, this Portsmouth day festival has revealed 3 new artists to fill you with vibes on the first Saturday of October. Starting off strong with another favourite of Quantize, Brighton based SLAG are going to grace the stage with their magnetic performance full of exh

Night Currents 2026 - First wave announcement. If you know me at all, you will know my love for supporting independent venues and upcoming artists. With the state of our music scene at the moment, thousands of people losing their jobs due to the lack of funding towards grassroots venues, festivals like Night Currents are what we need. We should all be supporting our local venues, especially when they hold amazing events like Night Currents. Save the date for the first Saturd

Arising from Brighton’s diverse music scene, CARNE are what you would get if you mixed the raw energy of Riot Grrrls movement with a controlled, captivating sound, which is truly a blessing to the ears. It takes a lot to get the hairs on the back of my neck to stick up, and the first listen of this track brought that for me. The music features an unforgettable bass line which compliments the haunting whispers of the second chorus, and is overall a stand out track from the ba