Danny L Harle borrows Dua Lipa for a slice of pop seminality, The Dare gets a Wet Leg, and Damon Albarn, Grian Chatten and Kae Tempest collaborate: it’s Wonderlist!

Danny L Harle ft. Dua Lipa – “Cerulean”

Musician, composer, producer and XL Recordings signee Danny L Harle has unveiled a highly anticipated debut album, Cerulean. Pitched as “melancholic euphoria”, it’s a body of music that immerses and innovates, and obtains one of the best feature lists you’ll see all year. This includes PinkPantheress, oklou, Caroline Polachek and Dua Lipa; the latter global superstar stands out on the soaring cut, “Two Hearts”.

Wet Leg – “mangetout” The Dare Remix 

This one is a hell of a lot of fun. Wet Leg, fresh from BRIT and GRAMMY nominations after last year’s weirder and wilder sophomore record moisterizer, have enlisted the mild-mannered party-starter The Dare to revamp their sleeper hit “mangetout”. With hedonistic grooves and playful production choices, this remix is simply a riot.

Damon Albarn, Grian Chatten & Kae Tempest – “Flags”

In a second glimpse at the forthcoming Help(2), War Child Records album out on 6th March, there’s a trio of collaborators who work together immaculately. blur and Gorillaz legend Damon Albarn, Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten, and lyrical savant Kae Tempest offer up an uplifting and affecting anthem, “Flags”.

Feng – “J*b”

Off-kilter pop star and surrealist rap riser Feng has unleashed his highly aniticpated debut album, Weekend Rockstar. It’s a refreshingly imperfect and endearing body of music, with several standout cuts, including lead single “J*b”.

Lykke Li – “Lucky Again”

Lykke Li is feeling “Lucky Again”, with a bold first glimpse into her forthcoming album THE AFTERPARTY and what she calls her “existential era.” Where past releases have swirled in love’s extremes, this feels more grand – more cosmic, more cyclical, and almost mythic. Built on cascading disco strings and relentless momentum, “Lucky Again” transforms longing into a maximalist pop spectacle. 

Ms Ray ft. Nourished By Time – “Miss You”

Mystery musician Ms Ray is emblematic of her label Scenic Route’s ability to push boundary-less music. “Miss You”, her latest plucked from a forthcoming EP, “Melt”, is an atmospheric and ethereal slice of dream pop, featuring Scenic Route alum and now XL Recordings favourite, Nourished By Time. 

Fcukers – “Beatback”

Fresh off DJing at Charli xcx and Saint Laurent’s Golden Globes afterparty, NYC party duo Fcukers, Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis, return with “Beatback,” the second single from their debut album Ö, out 27th March. A sleek, pulsating mix of sharp hooks, driving bass, and irresistible production, the track offers a glimpse into their genre-blurring electro-pop universe. The release is accompanied by an official video directed by Wise herself, capturing the duo’s signature energy. Fcukers also announced a UK tour to bring the album to life live, alongside supporting Harry Styles on his Brazil dates.

Victoria Monét – “Let Me”

Three-time Grammy winner Victoria Monét makes her long-awaited return with “Let Me”, her first solo release in two years and the first taste of a new era, one that arrives following the extended victory lap of JAGUAR II. This new single signals a fresh chapter for Monét with a very 90s inspired R&B track. She’ll carry the momentum into summer, joining Bruno Mars as a special guest on The Romantic Tour across Europe and the UK.

Ledbyher – “Backwards, Into U”

After previewing the mixtape at her Boiler Room set last week, Ledbyher has finally dropped her immersive full-length project, “The Elephant”. “Backwards, Into U” closes out the LP, building on an ethereal, guitar-fuelled beat, acting as an emotional end to a rollercoaster of a release. 

Tsatsamis – “Recreational” 

Rising London-based Tsatsamis kicks off a new chapter with his forthcoming mixtape “Tsycophant”, due 24th April, debuting first single “Recreational”. Driven by 80s-inspired circus-top synths and a pogoing bass-line, the track is a euphoric yet exposed exploration of queer nightlife. The release cements his status as a vital voice in queer electronic pop, blending audacious ’80s melodrama and experimental textures. Tsatsamis celebrated the release with a launch at London’s Roses of Elagabalus and hints at a UK tour this spring.

Baby Rose ft. Leon Thomas – “Friends Again”

Marking her first release in two years, “Friends Again” sees Baby Rose step into a powerful new chapter alongside collaborator Leon Thomas. The track is a slow-burning union of their distinct energies; soulful, cinematic, and steeped in yearning. Drawing from gospel, jazz, rock and R&B, Baby Rose’s vocals feel lived-in and timeless. For the music video, there’s a raw vulnerability at its core, mirrored in the analogue-leaning visuals directed by Morian Mikhail, which explore love in all its messy intensity. 

Jill Scott ft. JID – “To B Honest”

R&B powerhouse Jill Scott is here to make a statement with her latest project, To Whom This May Concern. Amongst a roster of star-studded features, including Tierra Whack, Too $hort, and Ab-Soul is the top-tier craftsman JID on “To B Honest”. Over soul-backed, Swizz Beats production, the two flow effortlessly on a track that’s full of synergy and emotion. 

Lip Critic – “Legs In A Snare”

NYC-based electronic punk trio Lip Critic announces their new album Theft World, out 1st May with lead single “Legs In A Snare.” A live-wire rush of jagged guitar, burbling drums, and frontman Bret Kaser’s snapping vocals, with the track twisting obsession and addiction into a love story turned horror show. Equal parts sweaty, confrontational, and unrelenting, the accompanying video, directed by Colter Fellows, amplifies the mayhem and surrealism that define the band. Lip Critic will bring this world to the stage on a US headline tour, hitting Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Austin, and more.

Jordan Adentunji – “Climbing Up”

Being known for his addictive melodic rap performances, Jordan Adetunji switches up his flow in his latest single, “Climbing Up”. He strips back the production, instead opting for a more minimal approach to let his voice and the gospel do the talking to show the progression he’s been on since he released his critically acclaimed A Jaguar’s Dream album. 

panicbaby – “u made a smart girl dumb!!” 

Ahead of her first-ever headline tour, panicbaby delivers her highly anticipated debut EP ‘f u jonathan.’ Battling a beautifully awful kind of love, the focus track and music video for “u made a smart girl dumb!!” captures a cinematic, emotionally raw journey of self-realisation, laced with the kind of dreamy, DIY visual art that feels intimate yet expansive, underscoring her ability to shape feeling and form with precision.

Eliza Rose – “Quasimodo”

On the vinyl-only “Quasimodo (0800-Flirt-Divert)”, Eliza delivers a soul-tinged, tongue-in-cheek anthem for every girl who’s ever just wanted to exist in peace. Written with producer Zach Witness, the track marries quirky and kitsch, capturing the absurdity of being chatted up when you’d rather be unbothered. Beneath its carefree charm lies a bite – a playful nod to the duality of women and the ‘fools’ who underestimate them. Light, silly and sun-drenched, “Quasimodo” feels like gossiping with your girls on a hazy London Fields afternoon, wine in hand, swerving the chaos with style.

Catch – “Heisenberg”  

If a beat by British rap royalty Santan Dave were to ever come across your inbox, you’d really have to get introspective. That’s what Catch did on her latest track, “Heisenberg”, with a smooth, sample-infused beat becoming the perfect platform for the MOBO-nominated rapper to lay it all on the table. 

Troy Javelona – “What’s A Guy Gotta Do”

Living a couple of doors down from your ex is never easy, so Troy Javelona decided to deal with it by making a song all about it. Titled “WHAT’S A GUY GOTTA DO”, the British-Philippino singer gets candid with us on the hardships of his situation, giving us raw vocals atop an emotional, strummy backdrop. 

Lizzie Reid – “Sweet Relief”

With new EP “Undoing” landing on 17th April, Glasgow’s Lizzie Reid shares “Sweet Relief”, a dark first taste. Snarling guitars, thunderous drums and ghostly synths soundtrack her unfiltered reflections on obsession and the exhausting cycle of self-“fixing”, with Hamish Hawk adding guest vocals. It’s uncompromising, setting the tone for a new chapter ahead of her April 2026 headline tour in the UK and a slot at BRITs Week for War Child supporting Jacob Alon.

Claire Rosinkranz – “City” 

Californian singer-songwriter Claire Rosinkranz has shared her impressive sophomore album, a work that’s stylistically varied, narratively focused and emotionally mature. Lead single “City” is an emblem of this – retrospective and gorgeous, while potently playful and deftly catchy.

SALYA – “TALK”

On “Talk”, singer-songwriter SALYA leans fully into the contrasts that define her artistry – raw yet delicate, detached yet quietly defiant. Beginning as a soft, almost withdrawn ballad, the track captures the need to retreat from the world’s noisiness, her signature timbre carrying a sense of emotional exhaustion. But “Talk” doesn’t stay subdued for long. It builds steadily toward a cathartic alt-rock release, feeling earned rather than abrupt. It embodies the power in a refusal to over-perform; instead, SALYA lets the progression speak for itself. 

Lilyisthatyou – “SICK PUPPY”

Rapid-rising Canadian pop artist Lilyisthatyou returns to the sound sphere with brand new single “SICK PUPPY”, a raw, indie-leaning release further cementing her status as one of the most exciting and naturally intriguing artists emanating from Canada right now. Driven by bouncy bass guitar riffs and catchy percussion, “SICK PUPPY” highlights Lilyisthatyou’s innate lyricism and cadence, exploring themes of nostalgia and complicated relationships.

Aime Simone & Peter Doherty – “Serenity”

Aime Simone and indie royalty Peter Doherty (The Libertines, Babyshambles) follow last year’s single “Werewolf”, which they performed together at the Olympia in November, by extending their collaborative relationship with the release of “Serenity”, a sleek new single written and composed by Aime Simone.

Dan Whitlam ft. SAPPHIRE – “Wait For You” 

Spoken word lyricist and poet Dan Whitlam has shared his debut album, Strangers (Again), a project that envelopes its listener in its storytelling. Lead single “Wait For You” is a piercing moment in the track list, with a sublime hook from SAPPHIRE.