Bryan Chase has been building his sound for over a decade – from the underground corridors of Seoul's hip-hop scene to a deal with Universal Music Korea – and "OUTSIDE" feels like the exhale after all of it

Some artists burn bright and disappear. Kellin Quinn just keeps going. He's the frontman of Sleeping With Sirens, and if you were a certain kind of teenager in the early 2010s, his voice was basically the soundtrack to your emotional life

Olivia Marsh has a habit of making promises to herself mid-turbulence and forgetting them the moment she lands. Paraglider, her sophomore EP, is what happens when she decides to write it all down instead

Tim Atlas makes music that feels lived in before it ever explains itself. Moving between R&B, indie pop, soul, and something more atmospheric, his world is shaped as much by texture, place, and instinct as it is by melody

There's something different about Bebe Rexha right now. It's hard to name at first. She's back-to-back on interviews when we speak, 13 music videos deep into a three-day shoot, running all over LA

There is a postal code tucked away in the first track of BOYNEXTDOOR's debut studio album. 06070 is where it all began: a training building, six boys, and one shared dream. HOME, released this week, is the record that traces the distance between that postcode and everything that followed

Three solo albums in under two years, and YOON SAN-HA is only just getting started. His third mini-album NO REASON arrives as his most honest work to date, and as an artist showing up exactly as he is

For Okay Coleman, 001 is less of a debut and more of an arrival point. The project uses the elevator as a spiritual middle place a space between where you have been and where you are going to explore love, grief, attachment, release, and the quiet weight of unfinished endings