London-based artist Eloise today releases her beautiful mini-album Somewhere In-Between, out now on Harbour Music. Somewhere In Between proves a deeply honest, reflective, warm and immensely romantic body of work. Eloise’s new track and video, ‘Enough’, is a profoundly open and poignant track, with the clip awash in pink and orange, showing Eloise thoughtful and musing. In a testing time for new artists, Eloise is a talent with the capability to cut through the noise with her take on timeless soul packed with youthful verve; her star is firmly in the ascent. Be sure to catch her at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut on 28th November. Tickets available here

'Dreams, Schemes & Young Teams', a track to pull you out of the darkness and into the light, Fife’s finest Shambolics deliver a track brimming with optimism and laced with nostalgia. A celebration of good times gone and those yet to come, Darren Forbes of the band says of the new tune: “It's essentially a song of hope....a song about the ‘Young Teams’ who want to make it out of the schemes & see what's out there. The artwork to the track is the place where we all first met as teenagers when we were the young team drinking, having a carry on and planning on taking on the world.” The band head out on a Scottish tour in October. Dundee has already sold out with limited tickets remaining for the Edinburgh and Aberdeen shows. More info and tickets here

Today, Fletcher returns with her new single 'Healing', a powerful anthem to reflect the times — one of self-awareness and discovery. Released via Capitol Records, 'Healing' finds the acclaimed singer/songwriter reclaiming her inner strength, making a natural progression from her critically-lauded EP THE S(EX) TAPES, a boldly personal project executive-produced by Malay (Lorde, Frank Ocean). Co-written with Scott Harris (Shawn Mendes, Khalid) and ALDAE (Justin Bieber, Kid Laroi), 'Healing' is rooted in the raw emotional intimacy that Fletcher is known for and offers her most gripping vocal performance to date