Presume is a dynamic artist, but everything he releases comes across as deeply genuine and personal, and that’s part of what makes him such a compelling figure in an increasingly robotic and manufactured industry right now.

Whilst PinkPantheress strives to maintain a relatively low profile, to hell with it has been widely celebrated since its release, with the young artist being named BBC Sound of ‘22 (Adele and Haim are amongst the previous winners).

Alchemizing indie, post punk, synth wave, and alternative influences, EKKSTACY’s fusion of lo-fi production and intimate songwriting makes for an impressive introduction to the Vancouver native. EKKSTACY is more confident and energized than ever. 

BOY ANONYMOUS was the introduction, eight tracks that ranged from melancholic to furious, with howled melodies and John Carpenter references bouncing off huge electric guitars and bass.

“Jazz school dropout at 21 / Disappointed my dad, did it just for fun / Had to choose between being broke and bored / So I cut my losses and I left New York,” she sings on “23,” a song she wrote when she was 22 years old.

With a sound very uniquely her own, Devin has paved her way into the alternative pop-rap scene with an emphasis on flagrant, raw emotion and eloquent lyricism.

Malcolm Payton is a musician and producer with a love for all genres of music. He loves God and family.

With a voice smooth as silk that can transition and run up and down the scale with ease, it is likely Eric Shaun is in line to be the next symbol of R&B.