Tag: POP
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Michellar – My Alma Latina EP
The music scene continues to grow rapidly, delivering numerous artists and bands. The best part about it is that all of them sound so good, and it has become increasingly difficult to stumble upon a bad release over the years. However, only a few manage to break the rules and shapeshift boundaries across multiple music…
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Jeff Buckley’s Life And Genius Revisited In New Doc “It’s Never Over”
IT’S NEVER OVER: JEFF BUCKLEY, directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Amy Berg, covers the life of the rising young star with an otherworldly voice and boundary-pushing artistry, who left the ’90s music world reeling when he died suddenly, at age 30, after the release of his critically acclaimed debut album “Grace.” Told through never-before-seen footage from…
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Brooklyn Duo Gracie And Rachel Tour With Ani DiFranco, Release New Single “WTF”
Today, Brooklyn-based piano-violin duo Gracie and Rachel return with a poignant new single titled “WTF”. The single lands on the heels of the recent announcement that they will join DIY feminist icon Ani DiFranco on her EU / UK headline tour this month. Blending baroque instrumentation, ethereal vocals, and penetrating vulnerability, the duo are far…
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Paradoxant – Deux
Deux, the second album by Brussels-based Paradoxant, arrives as an ear-appealing burst of warm static from a different frequency, jarring, inviting, cerebral, and deeply handled. It is avant-pop with a soul, experimental pop with a conscience, and electronic indie with heartbeats inside the circuits. Paradoxant is the creative vessel of Antoine Meersseman, a multi-instrumentalist whose…
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Katya Burns Released New Song “Best Man”
Dubai-based vocalist Katya Burns captivates listeners worldwide with her unique blend of pop vibrancy and soulful R&B depths. Her powerful voice effortlessly transcends linguistic and genre boundaries, weaving a musical tapestry that bridges cultural influences from East and West. Her latest single, “Best Man,” is a heartfelt ode to love and partnership. The track celebrates…
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Mats Dernánd – Waiting For A Train
“Waiting for a Train” is the latest release by Mats Dernánd, an outstanding Swedish singer-songwriter based in Örebro. It’s his first piece of work in 2024, arriving as an adequate follow-up to “Lake Home,” a critically acclaimed debut album that you should check out as soon as possible if you’re looking for expertly crafted and…
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Michellar – Let’s Go Move Around
So far, it has been a stellar year for Michellar. With all those marvelous singles released since the beginning of 2025, she continuously showcased her songwriting and composing abilities. Tracks like “I Can’t Meet You,” “Dreaming,” “Love Earth,” “Cross My Heart,” “Dance To Kill,” “Home Sweet Home,” “Hulahoo By The Bayou,” “Venus Is Descending,” and…
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Purrses – Reality Fantasy
There is something extraordinary happening in Brussels. Beneath the surface of its underground scene, a band has been slowly, confidently reshaping what glam rock and art rock can sound like in the 21st century. That band is Purrses. With their debut full-length album Reality Fantasy, they have taken their chaotic charm and sharpened it into…
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No Windows Share New Single “Tricky”
Today, Edinburgh duo No Windows share an emotive new single titled “Tricky”. The track comes just days ahead of their much-anticipated new EP The Great Traitor. The new release follows their critically acclaimed 2024 EP Point Nemo, a packed out run of EU / UK tour dates – including being part of The Great Escape’s ‘First Fifty’…
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Beau Tand Released Instrumental Composition “The First Letter”
Beau Tand, aka Carlton English, returns with The First Letter, a captivating new instrumental released on April 18, 2025. Departing from his vocal-driven indie pop sound, Tand crafts a minimalist yet richly layered track that invites quiet introspection. Known for blending electronic, ambient, and pop influences, Tand’s latest piece builds emotional depth through warm analog…
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Nouvelle Vague Share New Single “Sorry” Featuring Hannah Hu
Marc Collin has been following Terry Hall since The Specials. “Sorry” was originally a B side of Hall’s project The Colourfield, released in 1984. Collin immediately fell in love with this song, revealing the beauty of Terry Hall’s vocal and songwriting. When Terry passed away, he asked Hannah Hue, who had worked with Terry and whose voice he liked,…
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The White Album – Borders LP
There’s a kind of quiet strength that lives in the music of The White Album. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t rush. It simply unfolds, gracefully, patiently, and confidently. With Borders, their latest release, the Danish trio once again proves that intimacy can be powerful, and stillness can speak volumes. For over a decade and a…
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