Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Outpost Drive - ‘Die For You’ Outpost Drive return with their most powerful release yet in ‘Die For You’, a soaring love song that marries raw intimacy with anthemic country production. Co-written with platinum-selling duo Jim Eliot and Jemima Stilwell, the track showcases Mary and Willow Robinson’s dual vocals at their most vulnerable and magnetic, marking a bold step toward the transatlantic duo’s debut album.
BIBC - ‘soft launch’ ft. Gallileo Swedish-born, London-based artist and producer BIBC (Born In Between Colours) makes his long-awaited return with ‘soft launch’, a playful yet atmospheric single featuring longtime collaborator Gallileo. Marking the first step toward his forthcoming debut album, the track blends introspective lyricism, dynamic production, and dancehall-inspired rhythms, cementing BIBC’s evolution while showcasing the creative chemistry that has defined his rise across festivals, sold-out shows, and global support.
Ekolu - ‘Don’t Worry Just Dance’ Hawaiian reggae icons Ekolu return with ‘Don’t Worry Just Dance’, a sun-soaked single that channels the band’s signature feel-good energy into a vibrant anthem of joy and connection. With over 25 years of music-making, 12 albums, and countless accolades, the trio continues to affirm their status as one of Island Reggae’s most enduring and influential voices.
Luther - ‘Hole In My Heart’ After a decade-long hiatus, singer-songwriter Luther returns with ‘Hole In My Heart’, a vibrant new single that blends R&B, pop, jazz, and funk into a richly dynamic soundscape. Drawing inspiration from David Bowie, Stevie Wonder, Motown, and beyond, the track reaffirms Luther’s status as a genre-spanning artist with a timeless yet inventive voice.
Zarko - ‘Offering My Song’ Serbian singer-songwriter and guitarist Zarko releases his heartfelt new single ‘Offering My Song’, a tender ballad built on acoustic guitar and voice that reflects the intensity and vulnerability of youthful romance. Accompanied by a moving music video and part of his upcoming EP ‘Riverside’, the track captures Zarko’s signature intimate style while asking if a song can be enough to sustain love.
