Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
NOAH - ‘MOVE YA BODY’ London-based artist NOAH returns with ‘MOVE YA BODY’, a high-energy summer anthem that fuses Brazilian funk, amapiano, gqom and EDM-pop into an infectious celebration of movement, confidence and connection. Drawing on his Ethiopian heritage and global musical influences, the rising singer delivers a vibrant dancefloor-ready single that highlights his talent for blending cultures into feel-good contemporary pop.
Iris Danbury - ‘About You’ Thirteen-year-old Iris Danbury builds on the success of her debut with ‘About You’, an uplifting pop-punk and indie rock anthem celebrating the friendships that arrive when they're needed most. Blending youthful energy with heartfelt songwriting, the Huddersfield singer continues her rapid rise with a release that highlights both her growing artistic maturity and impressive live momentum.
Daniel Leckerman - ‘Karma’ Scottish singer-songwriter Daniel Leckerman returns with ‘Karma’, a shimmering electro-pop single that explores nostalgia, identity and the lasting impact of the people and places that continue to shape us. Pairing intimate songwriting with uplifting electronic production, the release builds on Leckerman's growing reputation as both an emerging pop artist and a passionate advocate for accessibility and inclusion in the music industry.
Giselle - ‘Just Say Sorry’ Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Giselle unveils her new album ‘Just Say Sorry’, a polished pop and R&B collection that showcases her versatile songwriting, powerful vocals and growing artistic confidence. Anchored by its infectious title-track, the record explores themes of self-worth, accountability and empowerment, marking Giselle's most complete and accomplished release to date.
Rawan - ‘Lazy Lover’ Egyptian American singer-songwriter Rawan returns with ‘Lazy Lover’, a soulful, jazz-infused pop single that explores the quiet frustrations of modern dating and relationships losing their spark. Pairing smooth melodies with candid, emotionally resonant songwriting, the release continues Rawan's evolution as an emerging artist whose intimate storytelling has already connected with listeners in more than 80 countries.
