New Zealand folk pop band In The Shallows delighted their fans with a new single 'There You Are' released on December 10. In The Shallows was formed in 2019 as a duo and later expanded into a quartet.

London based band Viscula has shared their new single 'Rhumba' which was released on December 3. This is the band's second single from the upcoming album 'IV' which will be released on December 17.

An interesting music label DCxPC Live has appeared in Oakland, USA, engaged in underground concert recordings. They release fresh rock concerts on well-distributed records.

The alternative pop artist Maymung from California shared his new single called 'REVELATION' that was released on December 10th. Maymung has been making music for 10 years, creating electronic tracks in his bedroom.

British electronic musician and producer Downhill released his new single 'Gate' on December 3. This is the last single from the forthcoming album of the artist '12 for 21' which will be released soon.

The Los Angeles band Songs for Sabotage came together with Blood Handsome to create a cool joint song called 'Loaded'. The collaboration of these musicians is not accidental and it reveals the long-standing ties of creative people on the local rock scene.

The British singer-songwriter David Gould is based in the Netherlands shared his new Christmas single 'Just One Day' on December 3rd. The song was written last winter in the midst of a lockdown and appropriate celebration in such an environment.

The French band Insane Blue representing two brothers Philippe and Paul was formed in the early 90's and since then they have been trying to create their own unique sound which they managed to capture after a long pause in the first official releases that began to come out in 2020.

On December 3, a new single by the Australian songwriter and composer Sun Affair was released. The song is called 'After All This Time' and this is the fourth single from the upcoming album of Sun Affair.

All the songs have their own story and the song 'Christmas Day' from the Norwegian artist Evran too. The track lay forgotten for 10 years and was restored by the author just for one submition to competition.