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 Kodaline • Why you should check it out: This Dublin indie quartet, championed by the likes of Radio 1's Fearne Cotton, have already released the aptly named Kodaline EP and seen YouTube success with the video for tear-jerking single "All I Want". • Reminds us of: Coldplay • Get the album: In a Perfect World (from £9.99) • Visit the Kodaline Artist Store |  Bastille • Why you should check it out: Swooping melodies define this solo-artist turned fully fledged band, inspired by the songwriting and bedroom production of front man Dan Smith. • Reminds us of: Hurts • Get the album: Bad Blood ( £9.00) • Visit the Bastille Artist Store |  Callers • Why you should check it out: Reviver is the third release from long-time collaborators Sara Lucas and Ryan Seaton with fellow New Orleanean Don Godwin and is their most fully realised vision with driving rhythms and idiosyncratic melodies. • Reminds us of: Alanis Morissette • Get the album: Revivers ( £8.00) • Visit the Callers Artist Store |
 Heaven's Basement • Why you should check it out: This is a band from the Jack Black school of thought that music is not music without face-melting guitars. In their debut Filthy Empire, Heaven's Basement have promised a high energy rock'n'roll record that is modern and relevant. • Reminds us of: Alter Bridge • Get the album: Filthy Empire (from £9.99) • Visit the Heaven's Basement Artist Store |  Foxygen • Why you should check it out: The first full length release from two-piece outfit Foxygen is a "joyride across California psychedlia with a punk rock engine". • Reminds us of: MGMT, Aerial Pink's Haunted Graffiti • Get the album: We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors Of Peace & Magic ( £10.99) • Visit the Foxygen Artist Store |  Frightened Rabbit • Why you should check it out: Another emerging act that are releasing their first album on a major label, Frightened Rabbit are a Scottish indie-rock outfit with a cult following. • Reminds us of: Los Campesinos! • Get the album: Pedestrian Verse (from £8.99) • Visit the Frightened Rabbit Artist Store |
 Gabrielle Aplin • Why you should check it out: Where have you been? Aplin is already massive as a result of her "Power of Love" cover and has a whole host of her own folky tunes to apply that voice to. • Reminds us of: Lucy Rose • Get the album: English Rain (from £9.00) • Visit the Gabrielle Aplin Artist Store |  Josh Kumra • Why you should check it out: You'll probably have first heard Swindon-born Kumra's vocals on "Don't Go" the no.1 collaboration with Wretch 32, while on his debut album the singer-songwriter teams up with K Koke. • Reminds us of: James Morrison, Alex Clare • Get the album: TBC (from £8.00) • Visit the Josh Kumra Artist Store |  Laura Mvula • Why you should check it out: Shortlisted for the Brit Awards' Critics' Choice award, Laura Mvula studied composition at Birmingham Conservatoire and has already written a jazz suite for vocal group Black Voices influenced by the music of Nina Simone. • Reminds us of: Amy Winehouse, Nina Simone • Get the album: Sing to the Moon (from £9.99) • Visit the Laura Mvula Artist Store |
 Lord Huron • Why you should check it out: Lonesome Dreams from Lord Huron is a visit to the past in all its toe-tapping, anti-techno glory. • Reminds us of: Band of Horses, My Morning Jacket • Get the album: Lonesome Dreams ( £9.99) • Visit the Lord Huron Artist Store |  Love & Theft • Why you should check it out: American Country music duo Love & Theft, from Nashville, Tennessee have toured with Taylor Swift and penned songs with Martina McBride and now release their self-titled album • Reminds us of: The Lost Trailers, Casey James • Get the album: Love & Theft ( £15.58) • Visit the Love & Theft Artist Store |  Misha B • Why you should check it out: Manchester-born Misha Bryan rose to fame on the eighth series of The X Factor getting through to the semi-finals. The R&B singer, whose debut single "Home Run" reached no.5 in the UK singles chart, is now signed to Relentless Records. • Reminds us of: Beverley Knight does urban dance • Get the album: Misha B ( £9.71) • Visit the Misha B Artist Store |
 Peace • Why you should check it out: Birmingham indie-pop four-piece Peace released EP Delicious in September 2012 following singles "Follow Baby" and "California Daze". • Reminds us of: Foals, WU LYF • Get the album: TBC ( £9.99) • Visit the Peace Artist Store |  Rudimental • Why you should check it out: There was no getting away from their monster hit of 2012 "Feel the Love". They make anthemic, soulful, drum and bass-laden music and they can do it live. • Reminds us of: The Freestylers versus Gnarls Barkley • Get the album: Rudimental ( £9.00) • Visit the Rudimental Artist Store |  The Joy Formidable • Why you should check it out: Although not technically new, shoegaze proponents The Joy Formidable expect Wolf's Law to be their breakthrough album, having recently supported Muse on tour and featured on 2012's Twilight soundtrack. Get ready for some catchy alt-rock. • Reminds us of: Hole, Elastica • Get the album: Wolf's Law ( £8.99) • Visit the The Joy Formidable Artist Store |
 Serafina Steer • Why you should check it out: Harp-playing Serafina Steer is certainly not new to the music scene but it is only with her third release that she has found her way into the mainstream with a range of bewitching instruments and sounds. • Get the album: The Moths Are Real ( £8.00) • Visit the Serafina Steer Artist Store |  Tom Odell • Why you should check it out: Chichester musician Tom Odell was signed to Columbia after just four gigs but he has been writing songs since the age of 13. With his debut album of piano ballads released in 2013 he's already won the Brit Awards' Critics' Choice award. • Reminds us of: Stereophonics' Kelly Jones • Get the album: TBC ( £9.00) • Visit the Tom Odell Artist Store |  Valerie June • Why you should check it out: From humble beginnings comes the distinctive voice of Valerie June, a soulful country/blues singer from Tennessee. • Get the album: Pushin' Against a Stone ( £8.00) • Visit the Valerie June Artist Store |
