“Move From Mè” by emerging singer Lahrel is the type of song you find yourself obsessing over. So captivating, it informed our decision to shine the spotlight on this exciting Londoner. “Move From Mè” is an afro-pop track imbued with influences from R&B, pop and Caribbean dancehall. On it, Lahrel’s sultry vocal performance stands out, as does her songwriting. It’s no surprise that she has penned songs for some top acts. “Move From Mè” features honest lyrics that embody confidence tinged with vulnerability. Handled by Jared “Jay Allen” Grant and Ryan “O” Dillon, the track’s production is c ..read more

Intoxicating soulful melodies characterize the song “Summer” by Irish-born singer-songwriter Oisín. This tune is actually the R&B/pop artist’s second single, which comes three whole years after his debut, “Happy Place.” Definitely worth the wait! Both songs bring to the fore Oisín’s proclivity for turning personal experiences into relatable songs. Speaking about this new song, he says, “I think all those past situationships/talking stages that didn’t work out inspired this song. I can luckily say there’s ultimately never been any bad blood and I’ve always been able to walk away with a mut ..read more

When you’ve experienced a manipulative relationship in the past, it becomes easier to identify red flags and beat a deceitful person at their own game. In Dua Lipa‘s new single, “Illusion”, the pop artist playfully sings about toying with them. This dance-pop song brings us closer to her upcoming album, Radical Optimism. “‘Illusion’ was the first song Caroline, Danny, Tobias, Kevin and I worked on together and it really broke the ice for the record. It’s about knowing what you’re getting yourself into, but staying for the hell of it. The joke’s on them, it’s the fun of playing someone at thei ..read more

Rubberband Girl is an incredibly talented songwriter. The artist, who recently just unveiled her second single, hails from East London. She titled her new song “How High?”, a title that aptly reflects themes of codependency, addiction, toxic relationships and a desire for change. Rubberband Girl delivers her lyrics over layered organic instrumentation. Her warm magnetizing vocals complement the storytelling nature of the lyrics. Fans of folk music will really enjoy this song. Listen to “How High?” and connect with Rubberand Girl on Instagram so as to be notified of upcoming releases ..read more

Canadian dance-pop musician Karl Wolf released a new single last Friday, April 12th. The nostalgia-inducing song is called “Only Tonight” and it explores the shifting dynamics of modern relationships. Karl describes the cultural shift from long-term commitments to casual connections. The fun upbeat sound reflects the song’s playful nature. Sonically, it’s a refreshing mix of electro-funk, house and pop. “Only Tonight” is the first single taken from Wolf’s upcoming album, which arrives in September. Consider adding this tune to your playlist. Also, you should follow Karl Wolf on Instagram ..read more

Hailing from Sydney, Sonny Grin is gaining recognition for his eclectic sound that incorporates elements from house, jazz, disco and hip hop. His new song “So Sweet” is representative of that style. The Afro-laced indie-dance record saw him collaborate with fellow Aussies Djanaba and Nardean. “This song began as an instrumental experiment, where I was attempting to combine live percussion, inspired by drummer Yussef Dayes, with elements of afro-beat, house and RnB,” Sonny reveals. The producer says he later sent the track to London-based Nardean with whom he had worked prior to the singer rel ..read more

Nashville-based dance music producer Logan Garrett once again paid homage to his hip-hop roots with a new track featuring rapper Skizzy Mars. The late-night tech house song is called “Deep End”. A very good tune, many listeners will be curious about how the collaboration materialized. Logan shed some light: “I’ve been a long time fan of Skizzy Mars and he has constantly been in my most played artists for years. I wanted to create a record that fit my style and that I could play in my club sets, but still capture the emotional vulnerability that is a cornerstone of Skizzy Mars’ music.“ After t ..read more

Following “Exosphere“, South Florida indie band East Harbor have released another glowing single, their first of 2024. “The Cure” is the name of this acoustic-driven new song. This track marks a new sonic direction for East Harbor that is made up by Josh Dobson, Robby Savage, David Gonzales and Curtis Wright. “A lot of people struggle with mental instabilities (such as anxiety & depression), and we wanted to bring this topic to life through our music. It is a song of beauty, self-worth, and hope. Lyrics chant out, ‘The Cure Is You’, is an encouraging representation of soon being in a bett ..read more

tiLLie, the US alt-pop sensation, continues to captivate fans with her infectious anthems. Her latest single “pray t0 god”, produced by Inverness, exhibits a fusion of diverse sonic influences. The song’s accompanying video wanders into the fantastical realm, offering a playful expression of rage. tiLLie shares, “For years, there has been an abusive figure in my family, causing pain not just to their partner but to all of us. While I’ve managed to heal and create a healthy life, knowing that my family is still under his control makes it challenging to stay grounded in my newfound peace. The ..read more

Blick Bassy has announced that his deluxe album titled Mádibá Ni Mbondi will be released on May 17th through French record label InFiné. To kick things off, the legendary Cameroonian musician has shared a new single called “Mbondi”, which is a collaboration with Grammy-nominated Australian artist Ry X. “Mbondi” involves a hypnotizing blend of soulful vocals and contemporary synths, creating an immersive listening experience transcending cultural and language barriers. Three new tracks will arrive with Mádibá Ni Mbondi. For now, consider listening to the original album Mádibá (2023). You shoul ..read more