Newcomer Mag's August Ones2Watch

We take you through releases to keep your eye on this month, in this week's Ones2Watch:

Americana favorites Left Arm Tan are back with their newest single, Rolling Under The Stars, marking their first commercial release since 2024. The single is the glorious opening salvo ahead of their hotly anticipated album When Tigers Smoked, produced by Salim Nourallah, on October 9th of this year.

From a close-knit Italian American family outside of NYC, Camryn Adele Portagallo is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and vocalist known for her introspective lyricism and unique songwriting. Now residing in the Sierra Nevada, swapping the bustle of urban life for wide open space, these two climbs resonate in Camryn’s new project, Have A Nice Fall.

‘On the One,’ the fifth single from Bonneville’s highly anticipated third album, ‘Hold for Room Tone,’ will be released. Bonneville is a band that has carved out a reputation for its retro-soul, funky R&B sound. This body of work reflects their Southern artistic roots, passion to preserve the music legacy of this era, and tireless effort to reignite the appreciation and celebration of classic soul grooves through their own unique blend of styles.

Balancing left-field electronica with dark, melodic, and ethereal atmospheres, DREAMPROPHET is back with his first release in ten months. Following on from The Messenger, The Wanderer is a haunting soundscape, with operatic vocals layered over Middle Eastern strings, charging drum machines, and futuristic spoken-word samples. Diving into themes of self-discovery, it sonically encapsulates the calm, chaos, and challenge of the endeavor of finding oneself through its ambitious production.

Off the back of the release of Higher at the start of June, DEATH MOON II is the red-hot new EP from In Silo. Lending influences from Hot Chip, Crystal Castles and late Editors, DEATH MOON II still sits in a lane of its own, packed with originality and carefully crafted songwriting.

Might As Well is the latest in a string of singles from Nath Tavares. Following Fooled! And OBDN’t Overachiever, Might As Well is less full-throttle, less free-flowing rap, and more sophisticated songwriting and gloriously performed vocals. Embracing noughties pop, this carefree bop, lyrically, embraces Nath Tavares’ lightbulb moment.

Following on from her project, A New Spring, Maribelle has unveiled her new lyric video, ‘What you came here for’. Packed with glorious vocals and Asian-inspired instrumentation, the video is a joyous release, adding a fresh twist to her radiant album.

Sydney-based artist Bill Walsh has returned with his new album, ‘Old and New’, released 21st of July, 2026. A self-labeled ‘late bloomer’, Bill Walsh began his writing journey just two years ago.