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There\u2019s something undeniably electric happening within London\u2019s emerging alt-electronic pop scene right now. A fresh wave of artists are confidently embracing synth-driven pop while injecting it with personality, emotion and fearless storytelling. One name that\u2019s been lighting up my radar recently is Dirt Flirt<\/strong>, the project of London-based multi-instrumentalist Kit Eaton-Kent<\/strong>.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve been spending time this week with the addictive new single \u201cfocus on u\u201d,<\/strong> while also diving back into the artist\u2019s earlier work. Dirt Flirt\u2019s self-titled debut EP arrived last year and instantly struck me as something special. A collection of songs brimming with thoughtful, confessional lyricism. Across the project, this artist openly navigates messy breakups, identity and the ongoing process of self-discovery, all wrapped in sleek alt-pop production that feels equally suited to headphones or the dancefloor.<\/p>\n One track that really stands out from the EP is \u201cNecklace<\/a>\u201c<\/strong>. A brilliantly clever piece of songwriting that perfectly captures the project\u2019s blend of emotional honesty and playful pop sensibility.<\/p>\n