Songs of the Week - 01/09/2025
These are the 7 tracks you need to check out this week!
Lucas Assagba - 'Nosebleeds'
This week's Songs of the Week are kicked off by Lucas Assagba's emotionally charged 'Nosebleeds'. The new release, which is also taken from Assagba's forthcoming EP 'What More Could I Ask', is a raw, immersive number that pulls listeners deep into this new era of her music. This atmospheric and deeply introspective song sees Lucas display some of her best songwriting to date, backed by Come Play With Me Records stellar Next Up North programme.
Foxglove - 'Lost'
Foxglove have been carving out their place as one of the most exciting bands in Manchester's music scene, and are so deserving of national attention. Their latest single ‘Lost’ only fuels this further as one of the band's best releases to date. The song captures the highs and lows of festival seasons in a euphoric yet reflective way, maintaining an irresistible energy throughout. Blending garage-y rhythms, shoegaze textures, and big, uplifting hooks, it’s a song that feels alive and expansive, highlighting the genre-blending musicality of Foxglove
Anna Lynch - 'Wake Up'
Anna Lynch makes a dazzling entrance to the msuic scene with her debut single, ‘Wake Up’. Lynch calls upon a sparkling blend of jazz-infused soul pop to create a debut release filled with smooth vocals and uplifting melodies. The song is a positive message that encourages personal growth and confidence in listeners. Anna's lyricism throughout is sensational, being delivered with a musicality that immediately cement her as one of the most exciting new names in jazz-pop.
Mari Clare - 'Girl'
Mari Clare continued her huge 2025 last week with the release of her firey new single 'Girl'. The bold, electric anthem radiates confidence and unapologetic energy. Mari calls upon pulsing synths and infectious hooks to deliver an empowering message for anyone who’s ever felt underestimated. Authenticity always shines brighter than pretence. With sharp lyricism and a fearless attitude, ‘Girl’ is another example of Mari Clare's impressive ability to deliver important messages in the catchiest of ways.
Erica Jean - '42nd Street - Acoustic'
Erica Jean's new stripped-back track '42nd Street - Acoustic' is an emotion inducing single that feels almost cinematic in its delivery. The raw production and spellbinding vocals had me immediately lost in the story of two lovers falling for eachother in the Big Apple. The intimacy makes it feel like more than just an observation. It’s as if you’re part of the story yourself. A stunning new single from an artist who continues to grow stronger with every release.
Dan Allison - 'Victory in the post'
After dropping his debut single in June, Dan Allison has returned with sophomore release 'Victory in the post', a high-energy anthem driven by a relentless beat and soaring vocals. The track is a rallying cry for anyone chasing their goals, pushing listeners to feel like the sky is the limit. Every note of the song feels well crafted to push that sense of determination, making ‘Victory In The Post’ a track that empowers whilst getting crowds singing and feet moving.
The Halez - 'Share Your World'
This week's Songs of the Week are rounded out by 'Share Your World', the heartfelt new single by The Halez. This tender release builds on delicate strings and moving vocals, transforming into a stadium filling anthem by the songs end. 'Share Your World' is a track with vulnerability at its core, urging listeners not to carry burdens alone but to instead find strength in sharing. This feel's The Halez's most accomplished release to date, showcasing the ability to pair emotional honesty with timeless rock craftsmanship.
