Robyn shares a duo of tracks to announce her ninth studio album, Bruno Mars kicks off a new era with an upbeat pop banger, and The Cribs sound gloriously sentimental on their first full-length in five years: Wonderlist returns for 2026!
Robyn – “Sexistential”
Swedish contemporary pop visionary Robyn will release her ninth studio album, Sexistential, in late March via Young. She’s teased the work with a double-edged dropped: late-night electro anthem “Talk To Me”, and the riotous off-kilter title track.
Bruno Mars – “I Just Might”
After a long, well-deserved hiatus, Bruno Mars is back with news of a forthcoming album, The Romantic, and global tour dates! This marks the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and producer’s first solo album since his last collaboration with Anderson. Paak. The first teaser, “I Just Might”, is funky and full of swing.
The Cribs – “Never The Same”
Everyone’s favourite cult indie sleazers, The Cribs, unveil their ninth studio album, Selling A Vibe. It’s nostalgic but forward-thinking from the veterans, with angst lyrics and gloriously jagged production aplenty. “Never The Same”, the record’s lead single, epitomises its scrappily anthemic appeal.
Jill Scott – “Pressha”
Another great returns. R&B soulstress Jill Scott sharing a new album on 13th February, and is applying the pressure with bouncy, bluesy slow jam teaser, “Pressha.” It’s sexy and sultry, direct yet demure, with lyrics that pack a punch in that effortless, efficacious Miss Scott flair. Here, she reminds us just how golden she is.
Wesley Joseph ft. Danny Brown – “Peace Of Mind”
With his debut LP Forever Ends Someday on the way, Walsall-born Wesley Joseph gives us a taste of what we can expect with a blockbuster single featuring genre-bending artist Danny Brown. “Peace Of Mind” is Joseph doing what he does best, giving us hard-hitting bars and crooning melodies over a hazy but knockout beat, with a stellar performance from the American rapper on the backend.
Sarah Kinsley – “Lonely Touch”
New York’s Sarah Kinsley shares the yearning new single “Lonely Touch”, announcing her upcoming EP “Fleeting”, released 13th February. Written in one sitting after watching Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, the track was inspired by a scene showing two lovers intertwining, and leans into the vulnerability of desire and true intimacy. The accompanying music video uses dance and movement to reflect the song’s themes of closeness and touch.
Debbie Sings – “Sucker Punch”
Berlin-via-Copenhagen singer and producer Debbie Sings announces her new EP “Oh My”, landing 27th February, and shares its second single “Sucker Punch”. Largely written, produced, and recorded solo while bouncing between bedrooms, buses, and borrowed studios, the EP sharpens the genre bending promise of her debut, into something more focused, more electronic, and club ready, designed for both sweaty dance floors and bedroom grooving.
Book of Churches – “Song By A Stranger”
Felix Mackenzie-Barrow, best known as co-vocalist and guitarist of Divorce, steps out solo under the alias Book of Churches, announcing his debut album alongside its lead single, “Song By A Stranger”. Written and recorded with deliberate immediacy, each song penned in a day and captured the next, the project reads like a diary, tracing love, grief, dread, and breakdowns.
Truman – “BUZZIN”
Ahead of his forthcoming album, British star Truman unleashes a powerful, one-take music video for “BUZZIN.” The newcomer enchants the scene with stylised choreography and sharp, unfiltered bursts of energy, underscoring his physicality, control, and undeniable strength as an artist and performer.
Searows – “Dirt”
Searows shares new single “Dirt,” from forthcoming second album Death in the Business of Whaling. It is a hauntingly-beautiful exploration of inevitability, challenging both the comfortability and anxiety of (physically) turning to dust — accompanied by grounding guitar riffs and celestial harmonies.
Samm Henshaw – “Hair Down”
After so much demand, London’s very own Samm Henshaw is dropping his previously vinyl-only album It Could Be Worse on streaming services next Friday 16th. Alongside this, he’s also dropped a groovy, strummy new teaser track titled “Hair Down” that’s all about relaxing, not stressing and, well, letting your hair down.
Ellur – “Dream Of Mine”
Emotional country-tinged indie is Halifax native Ellur’s bread-and-butter. And new single “Dream Of Mine” is a crusty sourdough with salty melting butter. The mediatitive, progressive gem is plucked from the artist’s forthcoming debut album, due 6th February.
Konradsen ft. Beharie – “Efficiency”
Having won a Norwegian Grammy for their debut album, Konradsen have cemented themselves as a top act coming out of a thriving Scandinavian market. The duo’s new track “Efficiency”, with R&B singer Beharie, gives us a glimpse into what we can expect from their next project which, by the sounds of it, is something warm, romantic and a touch experimental.
TABLE – “02 DISC“
Swedish duo TABLE continue their ascent with a five-track offering titled “02 DISC” that dives deep into their signature blend of afro-infused rhythms, jazz sensibilities and hypnotic house grooves. The project expands their sonic world with two brand-new cuts, the atmospheric slow-burner “Heart” and the vibrant lead single “House of Jazz”, which brings a feeling of excitement, lightness and good housey vibes to round out the EP.
