Impressive and emotionally generous, Naomi Jane’s “Pretty Boys” conveys listeners through exasperating relationships with good-looking boys.
Like a time machine, with “You Can Rest Easy,” Corserine transports listeners back to the heyday of satisfying electronic music.
Embracing contagious pop flavors, Olie Beckett fashions “Heartbeat” into a stylish, infectiously vibrant pop song.
With “Fighter,” AVATARI confronts his nemesis with a sprawling oomph. It's a raw, feisty song full of emphatic self-assurance.
Made of irresistible magic, alt-pop duo BOY LOCO delivers “Slow Dancing” – a pulsating rhythm, beguiling vocals, and quixotic flavours.
Providing an intimate narrative drenched in vulnerability, “CYANIDE JAWBREAKER” captures the sensation of being reduced to second best.
An unapologetic celebration of burning desire, the new RENASSENSE single “Lust” amplifies pleasure through the senses, physical beauty, and excitement.
With her smouldering voice riding over rich harmonics, KIA delivers an ooh-la-la confection of sumptuous R&B and redolent neo-soul.
Simultaneously appealing and addictive, Jack O’Neill's “Weight of the World” projects the electrifying energy of full-blown pop-rock.
On “foreversoon,” Glixen created a song where youthful exuberance clashes heavenly with the established shoegaze sounds of yesteryear,
Dave Luv drops “Some Days,” revealing the frozen-in-time sensation of pervasive sorrow fused with a nomadic melody and insightful storytelling.
Rather than big and explosive, on “All Fired Up,” Matney delivers eloquent, viscerally charged yet measured dynamics.
Decked out in emotions of awe, appreciation, and hope, on “Saving It All,” Sluka conveys persuasive sensations of achieving the unattainable.
Soul songstress Alesia Lani releases her new single, “homebody,” a track lifted from her forthcoming EP, love like lofi, set for release on March 8. Check...
Marinaded in raw, primal sensations, Oscar and the Wolf presents “Angel Face,” a throbbing color palette of anguish and poignant feelings.