Drawing inspiration from lovers across the centuries; from the love letters between Heloise and Abelard in medieval France to Bonnie and Clyde's romantic partnership in crime in 1930s America, the New Eves bring you something that feels both modern and ancient. The songs’ refrain, ‘Many are the stars I see, but in my eyes no star like thee’ can be found on a 17th golden ‘poesy’ ring that is housed in the British museum, once given as a love token. The line embodies the feeling of the song, of a love that is both fated and cosmic.

Now into its 8th edition, the release of the Slow Dance-curated compilation at the start of each year is usuallyan indicator of what's to come.

Uncovering the best new lo-fi, experimental and alternative music from London and beyond, with tracks every Monday and Friday till the 6th of Feb.