Latti Patterson shines with new single “Go Ahead And Do Your Thing”
In a world that prioritizes featured images and polished reels as the measure of our worth, Latti Patterson drops a different theme. Her latest single, “Go Ahead And Do Your Thing,” is a gleaming call for unadulterated self-acceptance. Relying on wispy synth textures and a breezy pop sensibility, the track
Moon Cub releases debut single with “Utopia 90”
Moon Cub’s debut single, “Utopia 90,” is modestly magnificence. The song flows into your subconscious like a vapor trail across a pastel sky. Rob and Suzy Muir of Moon Cub make music that plays back a memory and gives it a soundtrack, and their debut submission is an easy invitation
Matías Roden’s “Please” dances through heartbreak and delight
Vancouver pop sensation Matías Roden is serving us “Please” for his latest single. A step forward in his sound, the new track combines raw emotion with the effervescence of London’s queer club scene and comes together as the kind of song that feels instantly nostalgic while sounding easy and current.
Eli Golden and Henry Cornell soar higher in “not coming down”
Eli Golden is back, and this time, he is taking you on an emotional ride of self-discovery and empowerment on his fresh single “not coming down,” featuring Henry Cornell. The song featured on the “From the Desk of Eli Golden” album is one of the shining moments for the artist,
Eighty Seven’s “I’ll Do It” is a journey of commitment to love
In a world where love is often complex, Eighty Seven takes the daring step to simple, honest, and raw love in his newest single, “I’ll Do It.” Released through his own indie imprint Since Eighty Seven Music, this is less a taster of his forthcoming album and more of a
Sammy Angelo & Oritsé Williams deliver a summer anthem with “Love Me No More”
London artist Sammy Angelo has provided his debut single, “Love Me No More,” and he’s securing it with a feature from none other than JLS’ Oritsé Williams. A track full of warmth, emotion, and just the right amount of groove sets the tone for a summer soundtrack that’s as emotionally
Ashia Ackov writes a love letter with “Right Here”
Ashia Ackov’s new single “Right Here” is an evoking, intimate throwback to where the music came from emotionally. This isn’t just a track but a mood, a moment, a soft exhale from a world that rarely takes a break. “Right Here” doesn’t begin with fireworks, but there is a glow.
Karlie breaks down walls with new single “There will be light”
Karlie is back with the fabulous “There will be light,” which takes us on an intimate yet relatable trip through the trials and tribulations of emotional liberation and self-sympathy. Adorned in a glistening 80s-inspired pop veneer, the song swells with synth-like beats and sparkling melodies that sound nostalgic and refreshingly
Jack Horton starts a new chapter with “Set Me Free”
“Set Me Free” by Jack Horton arrives with clarity, purpose, and emotional honesty. The lead single for his new EP, “Imperfections,” is a deeply personal but universally moving track that proves that sometimes the most powerful songs are born out of the hardest goodbyes. After a quietly impressive return to
Norma J. Dean finds light in new single “It Will Be”
Norma J. Dean’s “It Will Be,“ is an emotionally charged new single. With quick hits and surface-level hooks so frequently dominating pop culture, Dean fearlessly steps into the emotional trenches on a song that plays as much a confessional as it does a call to arms for the wounded soul. “It
