“PARASOMNIA” is the atmospheric new track from indie-pop artist Olivia Morreale. With dream-like synths and expertly layered vocals, “PARASOMNIA” is experiential and disorienting. It’s a track that seems to pull you from reality in the best way. Based in LA, Olivia is an artist and producer whose sound is a blend of jazz, soul, and synth-pop.
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The debut single from The Funklabb, “Mama Said No” ft. Myah Marie is a sexy electric pop track with a twist. It embraces some subtle western vibes and hints at an extraterrestrial love. Paired with innovative production and catchy lyrics, this is one of those unique, must-listen tracks. Brooklyn-based producers and songwriters Ed Lawson
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The new single from CAPPA, “Colder” is a sparkling pop track about moving on from an irreplaceable relationship. Its clever lyrics and beautifully laden synths are paired with CAPPA’s infectious voice. It creates a high-energy track that’s destined to play on repeat. An electro-pop artist from Nashville, CAPPA forged her way into the pop scene
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The latest release from carobae, “I Don’t Even Care (Pick Me Up)” is a vibrant indie-pop track about exploring relationships in your 20s. It taps into how reckless and freeing it can be to “fuck around without a label on it,” as the song puts it. At the same time, the song puts into perspective
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The latest single from JULIANA, “Mixed Signals” is fast-paced, badass, and unapologetic. This electro-pop power anthem is about building up the courage to let go of relationships that just aren’t worth it. You can only take mixed signals for so long. “With everything being virtual these days, it can be hard to really get a
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Elise Eriksen, a rising pop star from Norway, released her second single “Smile.” It’s an undeniably raw and emotionally gripping ballad that listeners can tell Elise poured her heart into. The lyrics, vocals, instrumental, and performance are all an undeniable testament to Elise’s ability and potential as an artist and musician. “Smile” is about exposing
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Harry Hudson is back with the release of his music video for “Closing Doors” ft. Astrid S. The ballad is a standout track from Hudson’s sophomore album titled Hey, I’m Here For You. The album captured the emotional turmoil Harry has survived. It’s an album that in some ways mirrors the emotions many people have
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Rock ‘n roller Cody Lee’s latest album, Woodpecker Crisis, is a nine-track album that pairs innovative soundscapes with impressive lyrics. The result is a unique style, a smooth listening experience, and an unforgettable album. In the ‘60s, Cody began his music career in true rock ‘n roll fashion when he dropped out of college to play
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The last twelve months have been, well, pretty bad for just about everyone. Nicholas Hamilton included. In his debut single, “Different Year” he breaks down some of the experiences and feelings we’ve all been dealing with over the past year. “Different Year” is a soft pop track that’s the epitome of wanting everything to be
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The latest track from Electric Peace, “Dinah Might” is a psychedelic surf-punk track with hot guitar lines and some real flare. It tells the story of a legendary surfer named Dinah Might who disappeared in a wave while surfing. The lore goes that she now surfs the night sky. “Dinah Might” mixes elements of 60s
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Pale Waves’ music video for their latest single “She’s My Religion” is dark, eclectic, and seductive. It features frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie and her partner Kelsi Luck sharing everyday moments that become something more when they’re together. As a track, “She’s My Religion” is an indie-pop song that’s emotionally charged, guitar-heavy, and grungy. The music video
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“Oil & Water,” a melancholic pop ballad about a failed relationship, is Nataliya Nikitenko’s standout debut single. It combines soft piano melodies with impressive vocals that together make an emotionally stirring track. After a first listen, there’s no doubt that it’s a radio-worthy song that pop lovers will want to listen to over and over
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The latest single from IRIS, “Them” is an emotionally charged pop track about opening up and looking for acceptance. It integrates heartbeat like synths and atmospheric guitar, creating a track that is emotionally charged and deeply immersive. “Them” shows off IRIS’s impressive vocal abilities. Her voice is beautifully measured and authentic. The songwriting matches, sharing
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“The Sweetest Love,” Blake Wharton’s latest folk-rock single, is a heartwarming track about getting it right when it comes to romance. It weaves beautiful acoustic elements with Blake’s impressive vocal performance. Its lyrics are sweet and inviting, creating a song that will make listeners smile until their cheeks hurt. Blake, who is also a revered
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The latest album from Harry Hudson, Hey, I’m Here For You is a 15 track project that’s paving the way for the future sound of pop. It traces life’s many detours and shares an inspiring message about growth, hope, and perseverance. Hudson blends classic pop beats and acoustics with rap-infused vocals. It creates a modern
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As the latest single from 44phantom, “all figured out” is an acoustic pop track about getting past unrequited love. It combines soft guitar lines with skillful, electric vocals. Its lyrics are deeply reflective and honest, making it a song that feels made for a rainy day. As grungy as it is beautiful, “all figured out”
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Pat Reilly’s debut EP Prince of the Night is an electronic pop album made up of reverberant synths and reflective lyrics. Created during the pandemic, the EP’s five tracks trace how Reilly feels about himself, his relationships, and the state of the world around him. Each song adds layers to the narrative of Reilly’s experiences.
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The “Good Love 2.0” Joe Goddard remix is fast-paced, bumping, and an absolute vibe. It’s an electro-pop track that feels like an instant mood booster. The remix puts Priya Ragu’s original pop and R&B vocals over synth-heavy instrumentals to make a house-party-worthy track. Ragu’s original version combines her talents in rap and R&B with traditional
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“When I Fell In Love With You” by Stephen Jacques is a heartfelt alt-rock track that is edgy yet sophisticated. A song about making the most of a new romance, its lyrics are steeped in youthful nostalgia but informed by Jacques’s maturity as an artist. It’s the first release from his upcoming album “Charmed to
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Babygirl’s latest release, “Easy,” is the collision of bedroom pop and rock. It is layered with soft synths and sad guitar riffs, the perfect backdrop for a sentimental song about one-sided love. The track pines after someone who is decidedly uninterested. “Easy is written from the perspective of a person on the wrong side of
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In the midst of a pandemic and a tumultuous political climate, the only thing we know for sure is that things are uncertain. Rev. Peter Unger’s new single “If I Were a Hero” speaks to this difficult moment and urges listeners to find the hero deep within themselves. Unger is a pastor, author, college instructor,
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Heartfelt and nostalgic, the latest release from Mikey Ferrari, “Lunar Light” is an indie-pop track about repairing a relationship at any cost. Unlike Ferrari’s first single “moving slow,” his new track is slower and embraces his softer side. Everything from the vocals to the instrumental feels deliberate and smooth, making it an easy listening experience
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David Higgins’s latest track “Kings & Queens” is an uplifting folk-pop song about life and love. It’s a track all about finding yourself and connecting with the people you love. Chock full of encouraging metaphors and an uncompromising sense of hope, it’ll remind listeners of summer nights from their past. Beginning with soft piano and
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The latest single from Alex Andra, “Infliction” is an explosive pop punk track that integrates classic punk sounds with loaded synth elements. It has intense melodies, emotional vocals, and lyrics that speak to the toxic social media loops so many of us find ourselves in. It’s fast paced and infectious, sure to stay in your
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“I’m so scared – to call you” is a phrase reminiscent of the vulnerability that comes with love and heartbreak. It is also the first line of Year Over Year’s latest single “Hell.” The track comes in soft and solemnly, leading listeners into an emotionally explosive song ripe with vividly cutting lyrics. They paint a
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As the first taste of (leave) nelson b’s newly released album 3.0: Saints, “No Respiration” is an ambient song that combines hip hop beats with engaging vocal samples. Together, it creates a complex soundscape that tells a story of its own. It feels focused, urgent, and even a little funky. The song is enveloping and
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Frankie and The Studs are defiant and unapologetic in their latest single “(Not Your) Victim, ” a gritty rock ‘n roll track that rejects toxic cultural norms. It is a guitar-driven song that is expertly layered to deliver maximum ‘f*ck you’ impact. With a targeted and relevant message packaged in the form of a catchy
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The soft vibrations of a gong introduce “Seven & One,” a heavy metal song created by the band IF, that seems to melt into itself. The track features dense bass and drumlines, creating a solid backdrop for the song’s progression. Soft, understated vocals and a sparing guitar line work to draw listeners in. As these
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Catchy, emotive, and vocally powerful as ever, By Small Ruin is back with its latest release “Some People.” The instrumentation is subtle and strong, laying the groundwork for a catchy melody that feels almost stripped. It makes for a listening experience that prominently features alt-rock vocals and lyrics that inspire defiance and perseverance. “Some People”
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Low, vibrating synth and a distorted voice immerse listeners into the other worldly soundscape of “moving slow.” On his first release, Mikey Ferrari serves vibrational, echoing vocals paired with lucidly layered sounds. It is a track that feels distinctly foreign, haunting, and futuristic. “moving slow” is an introspective track offering a listening experience that is
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In the salt flats of Utah against the backdrop of a rising sun, LANY play its newest release, “you!,” with earnest intensity in the official music video for the track. The video sums up what “you!” and the trio’s recent songs center on: imagery of home, elements of Americana and placing music at the center
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Inviting listeners into the vibrant and carefree imagery of an era chock full of MTV music videos, “Scream Drive Faster” opens with an ‘80s synth that permeates the song with nostalgia. Paired with LAUREL’s distinct, raspy vocals and brilliant songwriting, this single is not only a must listen, but a display of growth and versatility
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Opening with an invigorating beat that becomes increasingly layered as it races towards the line of its namesake, N2BLÜ’s new single “King of Broken Hearts” will undoubtedly get listeners out on the dance floor. This track isn’t just another song about lost love. It is a breakup track for those who feel perpetually overlooked in
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Difficult times come and go, weathering them while holding on to hope is what the new single from Shane Casey, “Find My Way,” is all about. Drawing listeners in with beautiful harmonizing, this indie folk track feels soft, fluid and persistent. It treats listeners to the storytelling and vocals folk music is known for, while
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With an electric beat and a mature kind of girl power, the new single from Cali Rodi, “God Save The Queen” is an empowering track that embraces pop at its core. While it confronts the difficulties many young women face, from breakups to misogyny, it also celebrates how these struggles are overcome. Musically and lyrically,
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