Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Gallowayyys – ‘ROLLING’
As an artist that looks to take influence from a wide range of different aesthetics, which include hip-hop, psych-rock, pop, and RnB, Chicago-based artist Gallowayyys is back once again with his multifaceted direction on ‘ROLLING’. Keeping the groove as laid-back as possible, this smooth and enticing return is a rich and dynamic offering, filled with a woozy pace from start to finish.
Jabriel – ‘Signs’
After spending the last few years releasing a bold and captivating array of soul-inspired offerings, US artist Jabriel is now looking to showcase his 2020 album ‘Vol.1’ with one of its standout cuts ‘Signs’. Blending bright and shimmering RnB and pop tones throughout, his newest release sees him follow in the footsteps of acts like Anderson .Paak with its breezy direction.
dezabel – ‘Somebody’
Following on from the release of his highly tipped single ‘Tell Ya’ near the end of last year, Swiss producer dezabel looks to do something a bit different on his latest jam ‘Somebody’. Stripping back his usually glossy demeanour in exchange for something more organic, this return is a sweet and sweeping mix of soul and jazz that is simply too good to ignore.
Buppy. – ‘Violence’
As an artist that has always looked to find the middle ground between hip-hop and pop-punk, 17-year-old emerging artist Buppy. feels he may have cracked it on his latest single ‘Violence’. Capturing a more sombre and laid-back aesthetic this time around, his newest gem is a rich and captivating return that showcases him as a true talent emerging on the scene.
Claudillea – ‘Requiem’
Known for injecting an operatic flair into everything she does, emerging name Claudillea is back once again with her distinct direction on this warming new single ‘Requiem’. Bringing in a mix of bold and pounding pop melodies throughout, this soaring and atmospheric offering sees her return with one of her most sensational releases to date.
