‘Her Flowers’, the hauntingly beautiful song by singer-songwriter Liv Bloore was released today and we can’t get enough. The deeply melancholic indie tune carries metaphors of love and loss, blending nostalgia and self assurance. The musician explored the beauty of girlhood mixed with the fragility in relationships through soft vocals and introspective lyrics and we were lucky to have Liv explain more of her inspiration for this song.

There’s something quietly magnetic about Astruso — the solo project of Giuseppe, a Sardinian artist born in 1999, whose music captures the delicate balance between fragility and strength. His songs feel like late-night confessions whispered through layers of intimate vocals and shimmering guitars, each one carrying the weight of emotions that are too complex for words alone. The name Astruso, which means “complicated” or “hard to understand” in Italian, was one Giuseppe chose

“I’m working on convincing myself that if something I release doesn’t perform as expected, it’s not my fault. I make music because it makes me feel good. After all, I like sharing pieces of myself with others. But expecting too much takes away the spontaneity,” states Ludovica Massidda— or Luvi!, for those who follow her music — as we catch up about her newly released single, ‘Su Tinder’.

Few bands seem to stick out in the upcoming indie rock scene as Maslow does. A new and upcoming band based in Manchester, currently...