Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
moistbreezy – ‘Oasis’
Following hot on the heels of her incredibly well-received mixtape ‘Breezy’ near the end of last year, hyperpop artist moistbreezy has now returned to share her captivating new single ‘Oasis’. Channelling the rich and sweeping aesthetic she is known for, this broad and atmospheric return marks a huge step forward in her distinctly direction.
Bottled Minds – ‘Trendy’
With his explosive single ‘Paranoid’ showcasing him a bold and enticing name emerging right now, San Diego-based artist Bottled Minds looks to continue that upward trend on his soaring new single ‘Trendy’. With its warm and seductive bedroom-pop qualities, his newest release makes for a bright and inviting return, filled with uplifting tones.
Yesla – ‘No Money’
After making her mark with a string of fresh and bouncing releases, including last year’s ‘Supernatural’ and ‘your woman’, fast-rising LA-based singer and songwriter Yesla has now returned with her latest alt-rock belter ‘No Money’. Taking her cues from the retro punk sound via the raucous attitude of The Kills’ Alison Mosshart, this new offering is a fiery and blistering slice of powerful gold.
Space Tyger – ‘Velvet’
With numerous high-profile shows cancelled last year due to the pandemic, emerging Alabama-based artist Space Tyger took the opportunity to write a host of new material, one of which was the sweeping new single ‘Velvet’. With its subtle nods to the disco and electro-pop sounds, this breezy new release is proof that this guy is set to become one of this year’s most talked about new names.
Kashmere – ‘Someone’
After delivering a broad and diverse array of offerings these last few years, Manchester-based outfit Kashmere are back with their blistering new belter ‘Someone’. Following in the footsteps of contemporaries such as The 1975 and Blossoms, their new single is a rich and dreamy slice of indie-rock pleasure that rarely falters throughout.
