Any artist is welcome to send us a track via freshonthenet.co.uk anytime between Monday lunchtime and Wednesday evening (or when we receive 200 submissions, whichever is sooner) - and all our moderators, including Tom Robinson, will listen to every track. This is our full inbox from the week beginning Mon 12th May 2025 from Friday afternoon you'll be able to hear our shortlist and pick your favourites on this week's Listening Post which will appear at freshonthenet.co.uk/batch569

If a track you submitted does not appear in this list, it’s probably because another of your tracks appeared in our Fresh Faves or on the BBC Music Introducing Mixtape during the last three months — we ask that artists featured on either wait three months before resubmitting to give others a chance. 

We also don’t accept short previews or SoundCloud Go tracks that can only be heard as 30 second previews, and tracks made private after submission, which cannot be included in playlists. You will be able to resubmit the track in future. Tracks (and remixes of tracks) that have been previously submitted, and tracks from banned artists will also be removed.

Entire Inbox: Batch 569

Indie-licious

A.S.N is a journey of a night out, from a woman's inner monologue of how the night is going from pre's to being at the club making the most of their night with their closest friends.

Another Saturday Night

The wacky adventures of Inspector Looso - New Fetchflix TV Show

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Leïla Pignon, the dazzling daughter of François Pignon and Marlène Sasseur, is a star auditor at the Ministry of Revenue, just unlike her old man, François. Now, here's where it gets juicy. Inspector Luc Looso bumped into the enchanting Leïla in a stable near the quaint village of Brouage, France. Luc, always the sneaky fox, was pretending to investigate the "mysterious disappearance" of a horse that, surprise surprise, had never actually vanished. Meanwhile, Leïla was there to dig into the finances of the stable's owner.

In a move straight out of a rom-com, Luc invited Leïla to gallop with the most stunning stallion in the stable. His plan? To seduce her and, more importantly, create one heck of a diversion. As they trotted through the countryside, Cupid went full throttle. Sparks flew, hearts raced, and it was love at first sight.

But plot twist! Looso was one of the very owners of the stable and had conveniently "forgotten" to declare his horse rental income to the Ministry of Revenue. Uh-oh. Here's hoping he can pull a rabbit out of his hat to wiggle out of this one!

“This story is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.”

Music: Syrel
Photography: Syrel, France 2018
 
Musical Notes: This music illustrates the moment when Luc and Leïla ride stallions together and lovingly in the Brouage countryside in France. It is inspired by the music of Emmanuel Chabrier and David Arnold in Casino Royale James Bond movies.

The wacky adventures of Inspector Looso

Luc and Leïla Love Theme

This song is about having a place of refuge to escape the madness & noise of the world.

Heidelberg Hill (Original)

DONT MAKE THIS WEIRD

late night technicolour

See - Saw

intimate synth driven track with a heavy bassline and cool fx

Sex bruises

Ricky Clark - I Found The Devil

An upbeat drum and bass banger from Circle Red

Surrender

His Royal Majesty

Soldier

A punk song about a fleeting relationship with a lady upstairs who was rich

the lady above

Star of the Universe came out of an old poem I wrote years ago. One of my favorite poems ever. Now finally put to music. This version is without drums. We will record another version of this song with drums soon. My keyboardist Tim wrote the chords and is singing in his vocoder. Allan Barton is on guitar. 




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Star of the Universe

Circle Red are musicians and producers based in the United Kingdom and run the Full Send DNB record label. They defy categorisation and live in their own musical universe populated with infectious beats, experimental rhythms and big dance-a-long anthems. They possess a flamboyancy seldom seen on the live circuit, delivering swathes of gloriously fusioned dance music to mesmeric effect.

Although largely based within the drum and bass scene they are not restricted by code, fad or fashion and are equally at home in dubstep and even hip hop, as their recent reese filled remix of Tupac Shakurs ‘Nothin’ to lose’ will testify.

There is nothing contrived about Circle Red; their musical landscapes simply reflecting the mood and tone of each individual song and all delivered with a sonic kiss. 

Live you can expect to hear an eclectic mix of dance music from dnb rollers through to a rock onslaught and everything in between.

Isn’t it time for you to join the circle?