Debbie - Rain

Once every so often, an artist comes along who just feels really special - Debbie is one of those people. Ever since featuring on the last Stormzy album back in 2022, she's someone who I've been following and keeping track of their journey. This new single 'Rain' feels like she's really started to find her sound and I can tell that this will be a huge year for Debbie. Can't get this one out of my head. LOVE! Stream here.

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Mustafa - Name of God

One of the most stunning pieces of music in 2023. Sudanese-Canadian poet Mustafa has created a masterpiece with 'Name of God', expressing deep sadness and emotion in such a beautiful and artistic way. Very rare these days to come across a song that you put on repeat, but I'm about 10 listens in, and it just keeps getting better.

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Mk.gee - Are You Looking Up

Benji B has always been of my favourite sources for discovering new music and artists. I came across Mk.gee through his Spotify playlist, and have become slightly obsessed. Fusing together many genres & styles, he's clearly a genius songwriter and you can feel every part of his music in truly deep and profound way. Stream and download here.

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Jorja Smith - Broken Is The Man

One of the UK's finest talents of the past 10 years, Jorja Smith returned this past week with her highly-anticipated sophmore album 'falling or flying', which comes 5 years after the incredible 'Lost & Found'. The whole record is a beautiful piece of art, but 'Broken Is The Man' has been on repeat and is a standout for me. You can feel how much she has grown as an artist on this album - it feels like Jorja Smith is going to be here for a very, very long time.

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Cleo Sol - Airplane

Cleo Sol and Inflo continue their ridiculous run of music with Cleo's new album 'Heaven', which dropped last week. The album as a whole feels quite different to both 'Mother' and 'Rose In The Dark', but still retains that etheral feel through Cleo's unique delivery, which has made her one of the UK's most loved artists in recent years. 'Airplane' is my favourite song from the album and has quickly become one of my songs of the year so far.

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Greentea Peng - Hu Man

A fascinating record and video from London-based singer / songwriter Greentea Peng, who over the past few years has become an exciting name within the scene, featuring on records with Foreign Beggars and The Streets. Her style and tone of voice creates a unique sound that stands out and makes me feel like she has a very exciting career in the making... Can't wait to hear an album.

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CeeLo Green - For You

My favourite track from the latest album by CeeLo Green, which takes it back to that Motown or Stax vibe. The album was recorded in Nashville at Dan Auerbach's Easy Eye studios with some legendary co-writers and musicians, along with orchestration, creating an instantly timeless collection of songs. Beautiful record.

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Brasstracks & Samm Henshaw - Change For Me

Two firm favourties on The House Of Coxhead... Brasstracks and Samm Henshaw have teamed up for an uplifting horn-driven anthem about making those changes for youself. Stream, support and all that jazz - here.

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Lianne La Havas - Paper Thin (Official Music Video)

She's back. Lianne La Havas, who is without doubt one of my favourite voices and songwriters of recent times, returns with a new single ahead of her forthcoming album. Her style of writing and delivery evokes emotions and it's amazing to have her back releasing music after a five-year hiatus... Beautiful record.

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Pip Millett - June

My favourite record from Manchester-born singer/songwriter Pip Millett's latest EP, 'Lost In June'. I've been a huge fan of her for some time and it's great to see her getting the props she deserves... A star in the making. Listen to the whole EP here.

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