AUDIO: Calebe – “When I’m With You”
The song is about spending the holidays without that special someone, and he conveys that emotion well on the track.
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AUDIO: J.P. – “The Groove”
J.P. has momentum on his side, and he’s not letting that slip anytime soon.
Read moreAUDIO: Dialogues – “I Require”
Indie pop outfit Dialogues are preparing their debut album, with this first single already making noise.
Read moreAUDIO: *aya – “Slow Burn”
*aya puts on a master class in setting the right mood across a seven-track, airy release.
Read moreAUDIO: Rahn Harper – “Can’t Go One Day”
Rahn Harper’s new single captures the complex, vulnerable parts of a relationship on the brink of collapse.
Read moreAUDIO: 7000apart – “Feel Your Feelings”
The husband and wife duo blend genres into catchy earworms on the full version of their album.
Read moreAUDIO: Oh Geeez Not Again – “Mapmaker”
Oh Geeez Not Again have some of their strongest work yet with their latest album, “Mapmaker”, which dropped earlier this month..
Read moreAUDIO: SIESKI – “Gumdrops”
“Gumdrops” features spacey synths, smooth vocals, and pulsing percussion, creating an entrancing and danceable atmosphere.
Read moreAUDIO: Brooke Moriber – “All Heart”
The EP highlights Brooke’s remarkable songwriting skills and vocal prowess, showcasing a powerful fusion of pop and country influences.
Read moreAUDIO: Diana Omar – “Gold”
The song’s gripping expansion features glimmering keys, vibrant guitar twangs, and emotive vocals, creating a sense of personal wholeness.
Read moreVIDEO: Bambii Lamb – “All My Love”
Following the success of tracks like “Thread” and “Overstimulated” last year, Lamb continues to impress with a sound that expertly balances catchy immediacy and a laid-back appeal.
Read moreAUDIO: Noak Hellsing – “Shift”
Stockholm-based singer/songwriter Noak Hellsing unveils a smooth pop allure with his second EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Persona Barter – “Push —> Pull <—"
Soaring vocals add a ghostly element, navigating through tonal shifts and culminating in a mysterious and enjoyable success.
Read moreAUDIO: Holly Riva – “Feel It Comin’”
The vibrant, synth-driven song combines elements of pop and electronic music, creating a dynamic and catchy tune.
Read moreVIDEO: Shee Ma – “Бути Нам”
Shee Ma describes the track’s inspiration as drawing from historical figures who reflected on the search for self and freedom, as well as themes of dying and rebirth, merging and dissolving in nature.
Read moreAUDIO: Izzy and Chris – “Starving Artist Thing”
This debut as a duet marks a significant step in their careers, as both were formerly members of the popular band US5.
Read moreVIDEO: Elthia – “Medusa”
Elthia, recognized for her innovative musical blend and dynamic fantastical persona, burst onto the scene with her debut single.
Read moreAUDIO: ALVIRA Featuring Sam Parkinson – “Movement III – Liberty”
Drawing inspiration from Shakespeare’s The Tempest and the character Ariel, the track features a blend of original and adapted lyrics from the play.
Read moreAUDIO: Bri Carter – “I Can’t Look Away”
Carter’s ambitious journey of self-taught music production culminated in the 10-track album.
Read moreAUDIO: Mike Ivy – “Do Not Take The Flowers”
The debut has been lauded as a pop gem that has left fans eagerly wanting more.
Read moreAUDIO: Ella Brosnan – “The Devil of Time”
With her passion for music evident since her early days, Brosnan is poised to leave a lasting impression on the indie-pop landscape.
Read moreAUDIO: Annabel Asher – “Shut Me Up”
The song embodies her tragically beautiful persona, as she delves into the ugly truths of coming-of-age, grappling with masochistic tendencies and unusual relationships.
Read moreAUDIO: Ebony Buckle – “Golden Sand”
“Golden Sand” evokes a homesick nostalgia, showcasing her talent for imaginative explorations of multiple genres.
Read moreAUDIO: Marisa Finley – “Hallelujah (Movin Through Ya)”
The track also features collaboration from Peter Mol, a venerated musician and producer and longtime friend of Finley’s.
Read moreAUDIO: The Young Man – “Makeshift Lullabies”
The subsequent reflections on past highs and yearning are further heightened by synth-touched verses, capturing a deteriorated relationship within an infectious pop/rock arsenal.
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