On September 27, The Gerry Farrow Band released their new single 'Take Me With You'. The song tells about the regret and sadness that comes after the breakup of a relationship and understanding that it is no longer possible to return what was lost.

A singer-songwriter Jehnniel originally from the Philippines, she is currently based in London, where she is engaged in her work, inspired by the influences she received as a child from her grandfather's records and her father's CDs.

The Liverpool band Slower continues the glorious tradition of guitar bands. Formed by three school friends, the band Slower creates its own eclecticism of influences and preferences.

The Brighton queer punk-rock band Daffodildos released their debut mini-album 'Not My Cup of Tea' on October 4th. The EP was released on Not Saints, a label that helps addicted and recovering musicians get on the sober path of life.

Manchester based singer-songwriter Sukh has released his new album 'Heading East'. Actually, this record is a kind of modern reconstruction of an old album from Sukh that was never released in its time. In addition to the new album of re-recorded and reimagined songs, Sukh plans to release the aforementioned old album.

Ebony Buckle presented her second full-length album 'Hearts Get Started' on October 4. Originally from Australia, Ebony Buckle settled in London to bring people her insightful creativity.

Ian Rae is a pianist and composer who started active creative activity in 2021 on the recommendation of his daughter. At the age of 77, Ian Rae released 11 albums filled with original musical compositions. His new record is called 'Rainbow Bridge' and it is dedicated to his friend, the dog Tallulah, who passed away in April.

On September 27, Leah Wilcox released her new single 'just a bore.'. Her previous singles have brought her work to the attention of many fans of indie folk music.

'Back To You' is a new single from London based singer-songwriter JANAYAH. The song tells about the power of inner feelings that overflow when relationships do not let go even though they do not bring more joy.

London based artist Misha Chylkova has shared the first single from her upcoming album 'Dancing the Same Dance'. The song is called 'Sparrows' and it opens the curtain to her first full-length album, which, in addition to digital, will also be released on vinyl and CD.