Independent Music Weekly Vol. 23 – October 2025 | New Global Independent Music Releases

Cover of Independent Music Weekly Vol. 23 October 2025 featuring SuMin.K

The first October 2025 edition of Independent Music Weekly (Vol. 23) is now live – and it’s one of our most ambitious issues to date. From NYC’s genre-blending violinist SuMin.K to the raw emotional storytelling of Freya Magee, this issue showcases the future of global music.

Published by TJPL News, Independent Music Weekly is the first weekly editorial press platform dedicated solely to independent music worldwide. Whether you’re a fan, an artist, or part of the industry, each issue gives you direct access to the freshest releases across dance & pop, indie rock, hip-hop, R&B, acoustic, and beyond.

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What’s Inside Issue 23 – October 2025

This week’s edition brings together some of the most exciting independent voices around the world:

• SuMin.K – Dancing Through the Light – a luminous debut blending violin, jazz, and digital textures across the NYC soundscape.

• Freya Magee – Forget Yourself Not – a London haze of synths and raw emotion.

• Lilia Asha – Ghost House – a 13-year-old alt-pop prodigy delivers a moving ballad born from grief.

• Jesse Kinch – Game On (Bring It On) – resilience through rock energy.

• Charts and Graphs – Bulletproof – bass-heavy post-punk chaos with swagger.

• Big Wilz – Mr. Romantic – Afropop meets hip-hop ambition.

• B.E.N. – Dernier Couplet – a personal bedroom-crafted project of vulnerability and growth.

• Prince Philippe – Hour of Need – self-produced triumph of redemption.

• Jeremy Engel – Something Real – a soft-rupture folk ballad of goodbye.

• Kiiko – SUFFOCATE – a bold alt-pop battle with the self.

• CIRCUS – In This Life – Newcastle band step into dreamgaze territory.

• Nicola Olla – APÓLEIA – a sonic tribute to the power of photojournalism.

  
  

Why Independent Music Weekly Matters

Unlike mainstream press, Independent Music Weekly puts the spotlight where it belongs – on emerging artists. Every Friday, we deliver a curated mix of exclusive features, interviews, and editorial write-ups, connecting independent musicians with readers worldwide.

Thanks to our PressReader partnership, this magazine is available in thousands of libraries, universities, airlines, hotels, and cultural institutions worldwide. That means our features sit right alongside global titles like Rolling Stone and Billboard – reaching audiences that matter.

Don’t miss the chance to discover the future of music before the mainstream catches up.

👉 Read Independent Music Weekly – Vol. 23 (October 2025) now on PressReader.

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