East London-born singer-songwriter Bel Cobain releases her highly anticipated 5-track EP, ‘Radical Forgiveness’. Spanning just under 20 minutes, the emotionally charged project combines Bel’s bold and poignant lyricism over Jazz undertones, Drum and Bass, Spoken Word, Strings, Keys and more and was co-produced by Bel alongside Naples-born producer Dani Diadato, Subculture and Oliver Night. ‘Radical Forgiveness’ was created between Mexico City, Oaxaca, and London and covers challenging social and political themes whilst being rich in variation and promoting escapism and release.

An air of mystique has always surrounded Bel, but she is her true, most content and confident when performing on stage. Bel broke onto the scene in 2019 with ‘Introverted Stoner’ and has performed at Love Saves The Day, Love Supreme, Jazz Cafe, Roundhouse, and many more. Growing up in London, she decided recently to reside outside the capital near the sea to escape the chaos of the city she was born in. Bel draws inspiration from some greats, including Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, Angie Stone, Fela Kuti and Jill Scott, and cuts through the noise with her radical thinking and music style.

Already gaining support from the likes of COLORS, The Line Of Best Fit, Guap, and Wonderland, to name a few, with ‘Pressure To Exist’ and ‘Unlikely’ that dropped these past few months, Bel’s new EP ‘Radical Forgiveness’ is set to leave a strong mark on the scene. The project has been a long time coming, and Bel is excited to share it with the world, finding herself in a free and happy headspace. Bel's music is the perfect antidote for our over-complicated world, and her desire to sing and share her music is refreshing and unlike any other.