From Southampton, U.K., a pop/R&B singer with honey-sweet vocals and a gift for singing about heartbreak.
The album combines two early-twentieth-century ballets inspired by mythical birds: Igor Stravinsky’s The Firebird and Heitor Villa-Lobos’s Uirapuru. The two works, written within ten years of each other, adopt elements of folklore to explore the line between the real, the natural, and the supernatural.
West London soul singer Olympia Vitalis returns with her first release of 2026, the vibrant new single "Daze", marking the start of her Lady Luck era. Opening with rich instrumentation and carried by Olympia’s distinctive vocals, the track pairs an upbeat, energising sound with a more reflective story.
“Come On, Let’s Get It” is the second single from AK Cuts: Vol. 3 (May 1), the latest in Anish Kumar’s acclaimed club-driven series. A 2000s-tinged, upbeat house cut, it blends an infectious vocal hook with punchy drums and peak-time energy. Through his fusion of house, disco and South Asian influences, he’s earned support from Four Tet, Daphni, Pitchfork, NPR as well as BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio 1. With 25.6M+ streams and a fully sold-out UK tour, momentum is peaking.
Fold (Manga Saint Hilare Version) pairs Freeza Chin & MoreNight with grime heavyweight Manga Saint Hilare. A multiple-time MOBO nominee and BBC Radio 1Xtra host, Manga Saint Hilare brings veteran presence to a modern “version” format. The instrumental has received consistent early support from radio, including Sir Spyro on BBC Radio 1Xtra.
19-year-old producer Øneheart is back again with his latest single ’sleepaway’, part of his upcoming project out in May. Having had major success in the ambient space in recent years, including his seminal hit record ‘Snowfall’; he’s gone on to rack up over 2 billion streams, certified Double Platinum sales and had numerous viral hit moments across Tik Tok and the Billboard Chart.
“SAKURA” captures a moment of reflection and forward motion. Built on a melodic and atmospheric production by Argentinian duo BabyBoom, the track blends introspective lyricism with Tade Dust’s global perspective. "SAKURA” reflects on change, growth, and the realization that time moves forward no matter where you are. The cherry blossom becomes a symbol of fleeting moments: beautiful, temporary, and impossible to hold onto.
From Ordinary Things is a deeply personal album by cellist Seth Parker Woods, exploring identity, connection, and love through song and lyricism. Drawing inspiration from Toni Morrison’s poetry, the program brings together works by André Previn, George Walker, Tania León, and Sergei Rachmaninoff, performed with longtime collaborators and friends, Julia Bullock, Conor Hanick, and Andrew Rosenblum.
Introducing 'Snoozy's Nursery Rhyme Lullabies', a comforting collection of world-famous nursery rhymes and traditional South African songs reimagined for sleep. Arranged and performed on a beautiful vintage upright felt piano by Cape Town’s own Matthew Foster, this album features songs like Incy Wincy Spider, Thula Sana and Umzi Watsha (two isiXhosa lullabies) and Hickory Dickory Dock.