Top 10 | January 2026
Our Top 10 brings together the songs we loved most from this month’s playlist. With Girl Tones, Rum Jungle, el diablo de shangai…
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Jungle Playlist 2026, Vol. 1
The last collection of our JIR series. A playlist with 50 tracks released in the previous three months, including songs in three languages from 17 different countries.
Read moreIsmena – Be My Water
Be My Water is the first single taken from Ismena’s upcoming third album Please Don’t Ask Me How I’ve Been, which is expected in March 2026.
Read moreSeth Beamer: “Independence gives artists a lot of control”
Denver singer‑songwriter Seth Beamer has moved to Nashville, the world’s music capital where songwriting is almost a religion, to pursue his solo career. There, he’s found the perfect ecosystem to launch his debut album You Can’t Change Me.
Read moreJungle Playlist 2025, Vol. 3
Listen to our latest 2025 playlist, Vol. 3, a compilation of 50 tracks released throughout the year. It features songs in three languages from 15 different countries.
Read moreSix to Fix – La Superficie
Six To Fix have released their second single in Spanish, La Superficie, paradoxically the darkest track in their entire discography.
Read morePERRO live at El Sol, Madrid
Perro keep marking their ground wherever they go, with their personal vision of electric punk and two drummers.
Read moreVancrynes – Red (Solo Electric)
The latest video from Van Crynes, the video is just his unmistakeable Ozzie accent and his Fender Jazzmaster, recorded in his home studio.
Read moreJack Manley – FLC Punk
The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jack Manley has released FLC Punk, a new single to be included in his forthcoming debut album Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? due out on November 19, 2026.
Read moreDubinski – Back To Basics
Dubinski continue to carve out their place in the indie scene with heartfelt songwriting and a compelling backstory.
Read moreSexfaces – SCUM
Gloves on, “the Asian” from Sexfaces climbs into the ring, ready to sweep away any scum who dares block their path.
Read moreRobot Dog Funeral – Shelter
Robot Dog Funeral is back with the third single from their upcoming self-titled EP, set to be released barely a year after their debut album Dead Inside.
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