The first single from the upcoming EP by artist Sisyphes was released on September 3 and is called 'Au Carrefour' The artist is based in Margate, UK where he is inspired by the unsurpassed landscapes of the North Sea as the genius artist Turner used to do

Hannah Lamb is a new name in the British show business and we think she has every chance to unleash her creativity at the highest level. Her debut single 'I need u' was released on September 3.

Flatfoot Sam is a British electronic artist from Southampton. He attributes his new single 'R3lease' to the new music genre tripfield, which combines elements of trip hop and leftfield. This interesting combination really sounds cool.

On September 3, a new album by the British project The Big Boss was released. The founder of this interesting musical phenomenon is Martin Byrne.

Talented guitarist and composer Miles Grindey wrote and recorded his new single 'Funk Right Off (Major C)' for the past few months. The song included playing of amazing musicians on both sides of the ocean and was released on September 3.

Leading punk band from Leicester 9 o’clock Nasty released their fourth EP called 'Dust'. The mini album consists of 3 tracks that perfectly reveal a new line of works from this interesting band.

The artist Dunebug records and produces her own songs in her bedroom in London. The singer-songwriter creates light and soulful tracks that come from her heart and which she wants to share with music fans.

British singer-songwriter Aaron Yorke shared a new inspiring and life-affirming song. His new single was released on September 3 and was titled 'The Things That Keep A Man Alive'.

British rock band Our Man In The Bronze Age released their second single from their forthcoming album on August 27. The song is called 'Hexed Endeavour' and has a catchy high.

It is not difficult to create a debut EP if there is a purpose and desire. This goal and desire came to the English band Falcon Ave. The album was named 'It's My EP And I'll Cry If I Want To' and included 5 tracks.