Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Rod212 - ‘Really Not Okay’
Known for his broad and adventurous approach to the R&B sound thanks to a flurry of fresh and exciting gems these last few years, emerging artist Rod212 continues his vibrant ascent on the pulsing new jam ‘Really Not Okay’. With his bold and driven flow riding across a shimmering production throughout, he is certainly set to become one of the more talked about names of the year ahead.
Sinical - ‘It Don’t Hurt Me’
With a sound that looks to blend vivid storytelling with a smooth and effervescent direction, fast-rising rapper Sinical is back on the grind once again with his progressive new offering ‘It Don’t Hurt Me’. Channelling a bold and bouncing production, perfectly reflecting his own enigmatic persona, this new effort cements him as a true visionary on the rise right now.
Mufasa - ‘World Needs Love’
After originally breaking through with a viral moment featuring on Dopamine’s RE-EDIT of RITON x Nightcrawlers’ 'Friday’, which amassed tens of millions of streams online, fast-rising artist Mufasa is back to continue his soaring ascent on the bouncing new release ‘World Needs Love’. Teaming up with Hypeman for the release, the pair look to keep our feet moving throughout this infectious dance-pop delight.
Young Jimmy - ‘Sweet Maria’
Following the enormous support he received for his recent offering ‘Pull Up To The Party’, emerging artist Young Jimmy returns once again to offer up his blistering new anthem ‘Sweet Maria’. Capturing more of that raw and driven alt-rock energy he is building for himself, this new one will have you pumping your fists from start to finish.
LowDown Brass Band - ‘Call Me’
Having already racked up more than a million streams for their run of releases over the last few years, swaggering blues outfit LowDown Brass Band are continuing their vibrant ways on the groove-filled new gem ‘Call Me’. Bringing back more of that warm and driven direction they are known for, they are certainly ones to keep a firm eye on for the future.
