AUDIO: Crystal Tides – “Detonate”
In addition to the new single, the band has already embarked on a UK tour, and performed at festivals and shows across England.
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AUDIO: Cris Cap Featuring Tyla Rae – “Show My Love”
Germany-based musician Cris Cap released his latest single “Show My Love,” showcasing his unique blend of modern neo-soul and 70s soulful grooves.
Read moreAUDIO: Housewyfe – “Light Instead”
This dreamy immersion blends ’70s folk-pop nostalgia with a contemporary dream-pop allure.
Read moreAUDIO: The Venerable – “A Place 4 Me”
With emotionally charged and lyrically profound songs, The Venerable continues to draw attention.
Read moreAUDIO: Rahn Harper – “City Of Angels”
Harper sings about the turbulence of a relationship, especially with temptation lurking about all over LA.
Read moreAUDIO: Cammora Featuring Simone Vitullo – “If Feels So Good”
Released through Go Deeva, the track is a pure house dance party.
Read moreAUDIO: Dyan Tai – “Hantu”
Dyan assembled an all-East/Southeast Asian cast who were assigned male at birth (AMAB) to delve into the themes of masculinity, power, sexuality, and queerness.
Read moreAUDIO: Ritch – “Big Dream”
He’s longing for someone to come back into his life, with a track that tinges on pop and drum and bass territories.
Read moreVIDEO: Päter – “Moonshine”
The song features twinkling keys and vocals longing for “Moonshine” to lighten up the dark night.
Read moreAUDIO: Robyn Elliot – “Tide”
Drawing inspiration from Fleetwood Mac and Florence and the Machine, Elliot’s melodic sound is rich and captivating.
Read moreAUDIO: Christopher Dallman – “Cloud Nine”
Dallman mixes glitchy, electro pop production with both natural and autotuned vocals to give everything the right blend of synthetic and organic.
Read moreVIDEO: Cyrus Chrome – “Wet”
Cyrus Chrome is back with a new video, and he drops off his version of a summertime pop banger.
Read moreAUDIO: Gucco – “Time Flies At Gucco High”
Gucco brings an eclectic production style to an album that travels from hyperpop to lowend with ease.
Read moreAUDIO: Grace Weber – “Paperflower”
Tackling just about every aspect of a relationship, there’s songs of both love and loss here that could break through as pop hits.
Read moreAUDIO: LUXI – “Blooming After A Cold Dark Night”
Across five songs, there’s atmospheric songs, but faster paced drums than usual, creating a sense of tension and unease about it all.
Read moreAUDIO: Rayven – “Radium Girls”
With an array of instrumentation and a combination of analog and digital, “Radium Girls” is all over the place, but Rayven brings it all together in the best ways.
Read moreAUDIO: Nelson Devereaux Featuring Noah Barker – “Remainders”
The track feels light an airy, like an escape to another world for just a couple of minutes.
Read moreAUDIO: Wax Cherubs – “And The Sky’s Warm Blood”
Over the course of seven songs, the record has enough sonic exploration to make you think that anything is really possible when it comes to what should feel like dissonant genres.
Read moreAUDIO: Eli $tones – “Satellites”
Eli $tones is expanding his sound, and he goes into a more electronic pop sound with his new single.
Read moreAUDIO: Shonn Hinton – “Night & Day”
A retro-feeling bass line and synthetic drums do the heavy lifting on the track, giving Hinton room to play with layered vocals.
Read moreAUDIO: Tigera – “Be My Light”
All four tracks on the new EP work to give you a primer on the sound of Tigera.
Read moreAUDIO: Kill.Dawn & Keylime – “Charge”
The song is a departure from the usual style of the Run Along Forever rapper, who leans more into the hyperpop sound this time around.
Read moreAUDIO: Joe Quinto – “Joey”
Combining catchy melodies that are guaranteed to get stuck in your head in a blend of pop and hip hop, the three-song release feels reflective for the end of summer.
Read moreAUDIO: Rahn Harper – “Hot Sauce”
Leaning towards a more guitar-driven pop sound as of late, Harper is enticing a girl to come spend the weekend with him on the song.
Read moreAUDIO: Isaiah Santiago Featuring Violet Chambers – “This Is The One Where I Cry”
The song is about a breakup, and the downward spiral that a person can go through when they realize that a significant person in their life is no longer there.
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