Amaroun - Rise

Amaroun is a project from multi-talented producer and songwriter Jay Brown. The Peckham based artist is defiant and proud on her new single "Rise".  "When you fall or get knocked down, do not stay down, do not let them hold you down, rise up, rise up against oppression," Amaroun explained. "Tell your story proudly, see yourself, your change and your journey as beautiful and as growth. You are an ever changing authentic being so just be exactly that". "Rise" is out now on Apple Music and Spotify.

Saint Jhn - Roses - Remix (ft. Future)

Future joins Saint Jhn for the latest remix of "Roses". The song was originally released in 2016 and then last year Imanbek gave it a dance remix that you've probably heard loads of time by now. The latest remix was produced by Quay Global and gives the song a more booming, trap sound. The "Roses (Future Remix)" is out now on Apple Music and Spotify.

Deerborn - Figured Out (Video)

"Figured Out" is the third and last single to be taken from Deerborn's new album which is set for release on August 28th. "It's about getting the most out of your days and making sure you
reach out to those who really matter," explained the Danish band's lead singer Lasse Nørby.  "Figured Out" is out now on Apple Music and Spotify.

Video by Lasse Nørby.

Lady Gaga - Chromatica (Album)

Today Lady Gaga released her sixth studio album, Chromatica. The album includes "Rain On Me", "Stupid Love" and "Sour Candy". Featured artists on the album include Ariana Grande, Blackpink and Elton John. It is very much a dance album but still it covers themes that Gaga's fans will be familiar with in her other releases. Chromatica is out now on Apple Music and Spotify, you can listen to it in full below.

Dounia - UNRELIABLE (Video)

Part time motivational speaker and artist Dounia has an issue with her man on her new single "UNRELIABLE". He's not been pulling his weight and Dounia makes it known in her own effortless style on the chilled RnB track.

Previously: Dounia - Bitch Give Me Your Heart (Video)

James Vincent McMorrow - Headlights (Video)

The pandemic meant that James Vincent McMorrow wasn't able to shoot the "incredible idea", him and his team had for the "Headlights" video. Instead he was sent an idea by director Tom Speers, "which essentially allowed me to exist in my house and simply shoot my life for a week," as he puts it. The footage was shot by James' other half which enabled it to be more genuine and that makes it all the more endearing. It really is a nice video, the perfect accompaniment to "Headlights" which is out now on Apple Music and Spotify.

Directed by Tom Speers.