Holly Blair’s Loud is a sonic refuge, where the raw edges of sensitivity find solace. This LA-based multi-hyphenate has crafted a musical hideaway where sensitivity isn’t a weakness but a superpower. The track opens like a gentle awakening, with Holly Blair’s dreamy vocals floating in, carried on a cloud of lush synths. It’s a deceptively soothing […]

Micah Emrich’s Virtues taken from his debut album, Promises, is a sonic expedition through the turbulent waters of modern relationships, wrapped in a deceptively smooth package. The track opens with Micah Emrich’s vocals gliding over a minimalist guitar backdrop. It’s a simple, gentle entry point, yet it pulls you in. And as the chorus sets […]

Where Flowers Grow washes over you like a warm breeze on a still day. Orkid’s voice glides above a mid-tempo rhythm, carrying whispers of loss and longing. The melody lingers, haunting yet strangely comforting. This song doesn’t just sound pretty; it cuts deep. Orkid’s lyrics slice through the facade of coping, exposing raw grief. When […]

Lily Kershaw’s new single Call Whoever This Makes You Think Of (Except Your Narcissist Ex) settles into your bones like a chill you can’t shake. This track from her upcoming album Pain & More strips away social veneers, leaving us exposed to raw truths and a subtle urge to reconnect. Kershaw’s voice floats over a sparse […]

As the mercury rises, a new melody wafts through the airwaves, vying for the coveted title of summer anthem. I Know A Guy Named Jesus by Limón Limón, featuring Tammy Infusino, is a sunny tune that whisks you away on a breezy tour of Rio de Janeiro, with Christ the Redeemer standing sentinel in the […]

Kaibrienne’s back, and she’s not pulling punches. Teach you how to love me isn’t the victory lap you’d expect after her viral American Idol run. Instead, it’s a relationship ultimatum masquerading as a pop song. Her debut, girl i am now, was all self-celebration—a ballad toasting hard-won battles and newfound confidence. This time? Kaibrienne’s turning […]

Kids In Glass Houses’ Vulnerable marks a striking return for the Welsh quintet after an eleven-year hiatus. This pop-rock anthem delves into the complexities of modern love, blending nostalgia with fresh perspectives. The song’s retro-tinged sound harks back to ’80s pop-rock yet feels distinctly current. Vibrant synths and driving basslines create an uplifting backdrop for […]

Annatoria’s Calling hits like a spiritual thunderclap wrapped in velvet. This track melds R&B’s sultry warmth with Afrobeats’ pulsing energy, creating a sound that’s both familiar and startlingly fresh. Annatoria’s voice weaves through the composition with effortless grace, a powerful instrument equally capable of conveying raw emotion and technical finesse. The production sparkles with sun-drenched […]

Dan Onkar’s Feel Alive is that irresistible track you can’t help but have on repeat. It’s one of those songs that hooks you right from the start. First time through, it was all about that bass line. Seriously, it’s ridiculous. I dare you to listen to this track and not start nodding your head. The […]

Lost Soldiers by Kianja marches onto the scene with the steady rhythm of a heartbeat, its Afrobeat-inspired grooves pulsing like blood through veins. The track’s unexpected military drum pattern transforms this summer anthem into a more introspective journey through the battlefields of modern masculinity. Kianja’s vocals float above the instrumental landscape like a soulful meditation. […]