The best new artists to listen to this week

Our top picks of new artists this week includes LA-based rapper and singer Rae Khalil, indie-rock quartet Luna Bay and Dagenham rapper Hakkz. Keep reading to find out who else made our list and check out our playlist below. 

Montreal-based, five-piece, Pottery combines post-punk, lively beats, pop and dance to create their own unique sound. They’re set to release their debut studio album, Welcome to Bobby’s Motel, at the end of the month. 
Eventim recommends: Texas Drums, Pt 1

LA-based rapper and singer, Rae Khalil might be a familiar face if you’ve seen Netflix’s Rhythm and Flow – the show searching for the next rap superstar with judges T.I., Cardi B and Chance the Rapper. She cites Wu-Tang Clan and Biggie for influencing her interest in hip hop – and she’s just dropped her new album, FORTHEWORLD. 
Eventim recommends: Off The Wall

Wilma Archer is an English record producer and multi-instrumentalist from Newcastle. He released his latest album, A Western Circular, in April. The eclectic album transcends the jazz genre, featuring sounds of lounge jazz, trip-hop and more, with each song on the album sounding completely different from the next. 
Eventim recommends: The Boon (featuring Samuel. T Herring) 

Rapper, singer, producer, songwriter, Hakkz, hails from Dagenham. His sound is a fusion of afrobeats, hip-hop and bashment. He first came onto the scene in 2018 with singles, Nobu and Hypnotized, and he released his latest single, On God (feat. Berna), in May.
Eventim recommends: Harrods

Indie-rock quartet, Luna Bay, have supported the likes of Nothing But Thieves, The Academic and Declan McKenna. Having released their debut single back in 2016, it wasn’t until 2019 that they dropped their self-titled debut EP. Last week they treated their fans to their new track, Misunderstood.
Eventim recommends: Call The Night