Every week, Music News and Liberty Music look at the best new releases from emerging and self-releasing artists.
Michelle Kash - ‘Salvation’ Michelle Kash turns one of her darkest moments into a shimmering rush of possibility on ‘Salvation’, an emotionally charged dance-pop single that captures the uncertain space between falling apart and finally finding a way forward. Smoky vocals glide across sleek synths and an infectious electronic pulse, allowing the New York-born, Los Angeles-based artist to transform fear and disconnection into something cathartic, uplifting and ultimately full of hope.
Cam Cole - ‘Chasing Dreams’ Blues-rock powerhouse Cam Cole turns hard-earned perspective into forward momentum on ‘Chasing Dreams’, a driving new single about abandoning the impossible burden of fixing everything and concentrating instead on becoming the best version of yourself. Powered by four-on-the-floor rhythms and gritty vintage guitars, the track offers an uplifting glimpse of forthcoming album ‘Lost In Creation’, where Cole’s famously raw one-man-band foundations expand into his most adventurous sonic world yet.
Mila Sidhu - ‘One Night’ London-born artist Mila Sidhu embraces desire, confidence and control on ‘One Night’, a seductive alt-R&B track that captures the intoxicating feeling of entering a room knowing the choice is entirely yours. Created with producer Siloe, the single weaves Indian musical influences into sleek, late-night production and sultry pop melodies, bringing Sidhu’s heritage and global upbringing into sharper focus while revealing a bolder, more commanding side to her artistry.
TaLLLon - ‘Go Back Again’ Galway quartet TaLLLon turn the pull of nostalgia into a soaring alternative rock anthem on ‘Go Back Again’, pairing driving guitars, thunderous percussion and atmospheric synths with reflections on lost relationships, simpler times and the inevitability of growing older. Carrying additional poignancy through the drum performance of late bandmate Adam Nagajek, the track balances grief with determination, becoming both a celebration of memories that endure and a powerful step towards debut EP ‘Found and Forgotten’.
Felix Antonio - ‘it’s over, i’m sober’ French singer-songwriter Felix Antonio finds renewal in letting go on ‘Felix Antonio & The Sea’, a beautifully expansive seven-track EP that uses the ocean as a recurring metaphor for escape, healing and beginning again. From the raw sobriety and self-reckoning of ‘it’s over, i’m sober’ to the luminous folk textures surrounding its quieter moments, Antonio combines intimate songwriting with increasingly ambitious arrangements, emerging with a contemporary indie-folk sound that feels both deeply personal and wonderfully assured.
