Sigrid – Fort Knox
Last month Sigrid announced her third album There’s Always More That I Could Say, out 24th October via Island Records/EMI,
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The Magazine For Women in Music
Month: September 2025
Saint Avangeline – Limerence
Today, ethereal singer-songwriter Saint Avangeline unveiled her new single + video, “Limerence.” Achingly beautiful and hauntingly cinematic, the track unfurls
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10xTANTRUM – Work
10XTANTRUM are back with their new video “Work.” It follows their previous releases of “Babygirl” and “Money.” 10xTANTRUM is a
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Georgia – Get Over It
Following on from the release of fresh cut “Wanna Play” earlier this summer, Georgia is now pleased to drop yet
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Frayle – Heretic
Following recent sonic gifts of grimness “Walking Wounded” and “Summertime Sadness” (Lana Del Rey cover) – both of which saw
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Just Penelope – June, July
Today, Fire Talk Records’ emerging artists imprint Angel Tapes (Retail Drugs, shower curtain, Jawdropped) is thrilled to announce its latest
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Emily Yacina – The Clearing
Long Beach-based musician Emily Yacina releases “The Clearing,” a new single/video from her forthcoming album, Veilfall, out September 26th. “The
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Saadi – Birds of Paradise
Today, SAADI, the solo project of Syrian-American multidisciplinary artist Boshra AlSaadi, is excited to release her anticipated sophomore album Birds
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Eleni Drake – CHUCK
Rising British/Greek singer, songwriter and producer Eleni Drake today announces her new studio album CHUCK, out on October 31 via
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Sword II – Electric Hour
In a busted old house in Atlanta, where the basement flooded when it rained, the air smelled like mildew, and
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hemlocke springs – the beginning of the end
Today, breakout alt-pop artist hemlocke springs returns with her highly anticipated new single, “the beginning of the end.” The track
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JÁNA – Today
Swedish singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist JÁNA releases her new single “Today,” the third offering from her forthcoming debut album
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Azam Ali – To Pieces
“It is a song of destruction, of fire consuming everything in its path, yet within that annihilation lies the threshold
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Zeyne – AWDA
Palestinian-Jordanian artist Zeyne returns with “Arrib Minni”, an intimate portrait of quiet infatuation and the ache of wanting someone out
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The Belair Lip Bombs – Don’t Let Them Tell You (It’s Fair)
The Belair Lip Bombs—the Australian quartet of Maisie Everett, Mike Bradvica, Jimmy Droughton, and Daniel “Dev” Devlin—release “Don’t Let Them
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Jess Hayward – Forever Evergreen
Emerging indie-pop artist Jess Hayward unveils her latest single, “You’re Evergreen” via APOLLO Distribution, a sweet and shimmering love song
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10th Anniversary Loud Women Fest – London – September 6, 2025
The 10th anniversary LOUD WOMEN Fest 2025 LOUD WOMEN Fest London is a global showcase of the very best new
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LATTO & ICE SPICE – GYATT
Today, ATL-based Grammy nominated Queen of the Souf rapper Latto connects with Grammy nominated Princess of New York rapper Ice
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Brandi Carlile – Returning To Myself
Brandi Carlile is back with her eighth studio album and first solo project in four years. After pouring herself into
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Lady Gaga – The Dead Dance
Lady Gaga’s new song “The Dead Dance” is out now worldwide. The music video is directed by Tim Burton. The
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Grace Inspace ft Luna Li – Meteor
Singer-songwriter Grace Inspace today has shared her new single “Meteor,” her debut release for TODO Records. The angelic, buoyant track
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Hatchie – Liquorice
Australian dream-pop musician Hatchie announces her third LP Liquorice, produced by Jay Som due out November 7 on Secretly Canadian.
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Kelly Moran – Don’t Trust Mirrors
Today acclaimed pianist and composer Kelly Moran announces plans to release a bold, propulsive new album via Warp Records titled
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The Mynabirds – It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving Forward
On November 7, The Mynabirds will release their anticipated new album It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving
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