The Vaccines’ guitarist goes it alone on his first album.

Quinn Barnitt’s first album is charmingly whimsical and demonstrates exactly why she should be on everyone’s radar.

The Irish-born artist makes her entrance onto the music scene through a record that draws inspiration from aspects of her world, to create an unexpected yet exceptional sound.

The solo artist-turned-full-band share their debut album a year after releasing their first single.

With a charming album consisting of summer anthems, 90s-inspired pop and breakbeat samples, the emerging artist has demonstrated why she is one for the future.  

The Liverpool four-piece did not disappoint with this thrilling debut, ahead of their UK headline tour.

Six years after the release of their self-released debut album at the age of eighteen, Phoebe carves out her own path with the help of opening herself up to collaboration.

A few months after releasing a debut album with Bandicoot, Tom is back — but this time sans the rest of the band.

Wet Leg, the eponymous debut album by duo Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, is a masterclass in those hazy, nostalgic moments of growing up.

Moody yet uniquely beautiful, this debut feels like taking a musical tour of the band’s inspirations whilst also standing out in its own sonic space.

The Aussie natives prove they’re the next big thing in the world of psych-rock with an effortless first offering.

The Welsh band produce an eloquent and jovial debut album

Fusing cultures and defying genres — Priya Ragu is an unstoppable force  

The bedroom pop prince stirs things up with a debut album drawing on a medley of indie influences 

Filled with just the right amount of insecurity, wit, internet influence and laced with Orla’s irresistible charm, it’s no surprise that Woman on the Internet is simply delightful

The alt-pop group give it their all on the debut album