Don’t miss out on any of the latest music from Merseyside! Here’s information on some of the best new releases from Liverpool and beyond over the last couple of weeks.
Published November 7, 2025
Picks of the week
Toxic Love – Robyn Alexandra
Robyn Alexandra has been growing as an artist for sometime in the pubs and clubs of Liverpool, and it is with anticipation that she releases her debut single, Toxic Love.
While this may be her first published track, Robyn is a natural performer and she brings that to the song’s vocals, full of spirit and temerity.
The song question’s the writer’s past choices, as reflected by her comment: “I like to create honest music, no matter how beautiful or ugly that truth may be, so that every day people can really relate and see themselves in the narrative.”
You can follow Robyn Alexandra here.
Cream (album) – Toy Car
Full of energy and with a great reputation for their live performances, Toy Car’s debut album, Cream, is a piece of Liverpool alt-rock that is reminiscent of Wunderhorse’s early work.
The words are sung with vigour, the riffs are bold and the themes are raw.
New song, Fishes, in particular stands out as an anthem for rockers that you could envisage being belted out in front of huge crowds.
You can follow Toy Car here.
Rock My Love – Keyside
After it proving a hit with recent live audiences, Keyside have released the latest in a long line of brilliant singles, Rock My Love.
Following a verse underpinned by Max Gibson’s overdriven bass tones which add dramaticism to the introduction, Dani-Lee Parker’s chorus produces another catchy melody to get stuck in the listener’s head.
Like with many of Keyside’s tracks, the singer-songwriter tackles societal issues. Parker said: “The character in the song has hit rock bottom, struggling with addiction and unemployed, but she finds a way to live again through a love of photography.”
You can follow Keyside here and find remaining tickets for their tour here.
More from Merseyside
Rat Race – The Kairos
You can follow The Kairos here.
Futures Ours to Find (EP) – The Memos
You can follow The Memos here.
One of Them (album) – John Witherspoon
You can follow John Witherspoon here.
thiscityisadeathtrap – credits
You can follow credits here.
Secrets – The Solaas
You can follow The Solaas here.
It’ll be alright – Olivia Vernazza
You can follow Olivia Vernazza here.
Gentle Reminder – MT Jones
You can follow MT Jones here.
Running – FLYNT
You can follow FLYNT here.
Hell – Michael Aldag
You can follow Michael Aldag here.
life moves fast – Monks
You can follow Monks here.
Dreams Of Unwritten Endings (EP) – Jay Hearts
You can follow Jay Hearts here.
We Talk – Jamie Higgs
You can follow Jamie Higgs here.
Scars – Tom Collins
You can follow Tom Collins here.
Dance To The Algorithm – Gustaffson
You can follow Gustaffson here.
In Love With My Ex – Sleeping Together
You can follow Sleeping Together here.
The Illusionary – Liam Sweeney
You can follow Liam Sweeney here.
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