Jack Saunders Videos

Today Claud shares the video for their single “Soft Spot,” the second single taken from their forthcoming debut album Super Monster (February 12st via Saddest Factory Records).

Consistently expanding their musical and cultural horizons, the free-spirited CRYSTAL FIGHTERS return with their brand new track “By Your Side.” The track features Dagny, the Norwegian pop artist who commands 2 million monthly listeners at Spotify for tracks such as 'Backbeat,' 'Love You Like That,' and 'Wearing Nothing,' and his recent collaboration with The Wombats.

Recently hailed as “an absolute face melter” by BBC R1 Jack Saunders, the Manchester trio now match their sci-fi indebted new single with a fittingly spaced-out video. 

As they prepare to hit the road from this Halloween, DECLAN WELSH & THE DECADENT WEST are serving up an early treat to sink your teeth into: an electrifying live rendition of 'No Fun', surgically spliced with Lizzo's 'Juice' and The Strokes classic 'Reptilia'.

Larkins have released their brand new single 'Not Enough Love' via Good Soldier Records.   The song premiered last night as the Radio 1 'Midnight Drop' on Jack Saunders Indie Show who said, “I went to see them live recently, that's when I understood the potential that this band have, there's a dedication, a following there, and you can't argue… There will be delirium around this band, I mean there kind of already is, I'm talking like weird fan accounts, plenty of memes, and obsessive dedicated fans. The music sounds brilliant boys, congratulations on that one.”

Tasmanian garage rock quartet A. Swayze & The Ghosts are excited to share the new single “Connect To Consume”, via Australian label Ivy League Records (home to Hatchie and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever among others). The single premiered today on Jack Saunders' 'Next Wave' BBC Radio 1 show, and is out now on all DSPs in tandem with a music video for the song. The latest offering from A. Swayze & The Ghosts follows their last single “Suddenly”, which was released earlier this year and praised by the likes of Clash Magazine and The 405 among others.