Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Wormogenic - ‘Apocalypse Queen’ Emerging alternative artist Wormogenic returns with ‘Apocalypse Queen’, a cathartic collision of grunge, synth-pop and indie that captures the devastating end of a childhood friendship with deliberately youthful honesty. The latest glimpse of her forthcoming Bandaids EP, the single turns the intensity of girlhood and growing up into an explosive alternative-pop anthem, further defining Wormogenic’s distinctive and emotionally fearless sound.
Rawan - ‘Lazy Lover’ Egyptian American singer-songwriter Rawan takes aim at the frustrations of modern romance with ‘Lazy Lover’, a smooth, jazz-inflected pop track centred on the fading effort and excitement that can slowly erode a relationship. Following her debut EP ‘Worn Out Lover’, the New Jersey artist combines soulful warmth, understated wit and candid storytelling on a release that signals an assured next step in her evolving sound.
Lewis Knaggs - ‘Forget How To Forgive’ British singer-songwriter Lewis Knaggs strips everything back on ‘Forget How to Forgive’, a poignant acoustic single confronting grief, forgiveness and the realisation that life is too short to wait for permission to truly live. Recorded alone in a single take with just guitar and voice, the track captures Knaggs at his most exposed, marking a powerful new chapter for the London-based indie-rock artist.
Eon ReZ - ‘Unbreakable By Design’ Brooklyn-based artist and U.S. Air Force veteran Eon ReZ returns with ‘Unbreakable by Design’, a soulful blues-rock single that transforms adversity into a stirring reflection on resilience, growth and the strength forged through difficult experiences. Taken from his second album ‘The Resonance of Existence’, the track brings a deeply personal dimension to the rapidly expanding ReZ Universe, which has already attracted hundreds of thousands of followers through its fusion of music, cinematic storytelling and ambitious world-building.
Ana Schurmann - ‘Peacemakers’ Brazilian-born composer and multidisciplinary artist Ana Schurmann returns with ‘Peacemakers’, a hopeful cinematic single that brings together music, scientific innovation and humanitarian purpose in a call for unity and compassion. Self-produced using ten instruments, including her pioneering Neck Lyre, the release reflects Schurmann’s boundary-pushing approach to creativity while supporting her wider mission to protect vulnerable children and inspire positive social change.
