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 December 5, 2025.
Picks of the week
Something In The Water – RIVIA
Having supported The Wombats, Arkayla and played at the Isle of Wight, RIVIA’s talents are hardly a well-kept secret.
Now, though, the release of single Something In The Water should produce a platform for them to really kick on in 2026, with the new track arguably their strongest yet.
The addition of bassist and backing vocalist Rosh Carlin has really added a new dimension to the group, making them more memorable than your standard punk rock group.
The chorus is excellently written and leaves you wanting more, using Carlin’s backing as the perfect echo and compliment to Matt Sloan’s lead vocals.
You can follow RIVIA here.
Raise Your Colours – BANNERS
BANNERS is always ready to give you a lift when down. Raise Your Colours offers that boost in confidence we all need in a world of instant judgements.
It is a song calling for individuals to stand up and embrace their quirks.
The combination of acoustic guitar, piano and prevalent toms gives BANNERS’ tracks an anthemic quality which seems to have the power to unite a crowd.
You can follow BANNERS here.
More from Merseyside
Out of the Blue – Danelia
You can follow Danelia here.
Hold Hers – Ambedo Blue
You can follow Ambedo Blue here.
Everybody Get Up – Casino
You can follow Casino here.
Lucky – Permanent (Joy)
You can follow Permanent (Joy) here.
Bulletproof – Ollie Felton
You can follow Ollie Felton here.
Final Hour – Blue Jean
You can follow Blue Jean here.
Hypnotised – Lucy Ellen and The Leopards
You can follow Lucy Ellen and The Leopards here.
T.N.A.K (Emergency Broadcast) – Honey Motel
You can follow Honey Motel here.
Oxford Road to Lime Street – Sam Leyden
You can follow Sam Leyden here.
Bleed on This Land – Iona Summer
You can follow Iona Summer here.
Forever – Ryan Redwood
You can follow Ryan Redwood here.
Textureless – Muldog
You can follow Muldog here.
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