Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Sæfari - ‘Wolfheart’ Icelandic singer-songwriter Sæfari has released his debut album ‘Wolfheart’, a genre-blending journey through alternative, folk, indie rock, pop, and punk that explores themes of heartbreak, loss, and yearning. Crafted with producer Sigurður Guðmundsson and enhanced by contributions from London-based mixing and mastering engineers, the album combines acoustic textures with hauntingly intimate soundscapes, fronted by its captivating title-track.
Eternal Khali - ‘Recognize My Face, Pt. 2’ Washington, D.C.-based artist Eternal Khali has released ‘Recognize My Face, Pt. 2’, an electrifying single produced by KGoLive, known for collaborations with XanMan. The track blends underground rap vibes with dynamic synths, punchy 808s, and high-energy drums, exploring themes of transformation, ambition, and maintaining core values amidst change.
Anastasia Solay - ‘Shattered Glass’ Anastasia Solay, a singer, composer, and improviser raised in Geneva and now based in London, blends jazz, trip-hop, and soul to create cinematic melodies and heartfelt storytelling. Following her 2023 debut album ‘Heart of a Star’, she has released the soul-infused single ‘Shattered Glass’, showcasing her versatility and vocal prowess.
Split Second - ‘Addicted To Love’ Emerging indie band Split Second unveil ‘Addicted to Love’, a soulful ballad blending high-energy rock with refined indie-pop, inspired by Fleetwood Mac and Arctic Monkeys. Marking the first track by their new lineup, the song explores love’s addictive highs and post-breakup withdrawal, setting the stage for their upcoming album ‘Love Life Cycle’ in 2025.
yaje - ‘Alone Together’ French-Moroccan artist yaje debuts her five-track EP ‘Exotic Exorcism Pt.1’, a genre-blending exploration of loneliness, identity, and self-discovery through her signature “tragic-festive” electronic pop. Featuring the techno-driven lead single ‘Alone Together’, the EP combines breakbeat, drum and bass, and nostalgic 90s electronic influences, inviting listeners to purge their demons on the dancefloor while reflecting on human connection.
