Pop
Review: JaeXlynne Turns Betrayal Into A Blunt And Unfiltered Statement On “Friends Like You”
JaeXlynne’s “Friends Like You” is not subtle, and that is exactly its strength. Built on a foundation of confrontation and...
Lula Gold Turns Early Instinct Into Refined Direction On “Wrong Lane”
"Wrong Lane" carries a rare kind of history you can actually hear. It began as an early demo from Lula...
AMBER Drops New Heater “St Tropez”
There is a very specific type of scenario that only exists in public places. You see someone once, and suddenly...
“Tangled In You” Is Vydoo’s Most Relatable Pop Moment Yet
“Tangled In You” is the kind of song that sneaks up on you halfway through. Not because it is trying...
Pop Therapy Hour: Anne Ryan’s Invisible Rooms Turns Self-Reflection Into A Playlist
If you could turn your internal monologue into music, it might sound a bit like Anne Ryan’s Invisible Rooms. Not...
Helen Mac’s Precipice Feels Like Opening A Window
The best way to describe listening to Precipice for the first time is this: it feels like fresh air. Put...
The Intimacy Of Reinvention: How Alina Ly Rebuilds Herself On Shoebox
Alina Ly’s debut album Shoebox begins in a place not often spoke about: the quiet aftermath of disappearing from creativity as a...
Review: Kristo Captures Overthinking And Freedom Perfectly On “Spinning Around”
Belgian artist Kristo continues to carve out his own lane between pop, funk and R&B with his new single, “Spinning...
5 Reasons You Should Listen To Sage Elton’s New Single “CUPID”
Norwegian pop artist Sage Elton is back and bolder than ever with her latest release, “CUPID”. The single is a...
Review: Kylie Rothfield’s “Old Man” – A Raw Exploration Of Age-Gap Relationships
Kylie Rothfield's latest single, "Old Man", delves into the complexities of relationships with significant age differences, shedding light on the...
