Gina Zo is anything but ordinary. A fierce, unapologetic force hailing from the suburbs of Philadelphia and now thriving in the creative pulse of Los Angeles, she is a vocalist, songwriter, and all-around rebel rewriting the rules of rock-pop. Her story begins with childhood nights lit by flashlights doubling as strobe lights, and grandparents as […]
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Brian Walker isn’t just another name on a playlist—he’s a storyteller with a pop edge and a hometown heart. Born and raised on a farm in East Kingston, New Hampshire, Walker took his rural roots and built something electric: a career in music that’s both deeply personal and sonically polished. In the bedroom where most
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At just 15 years old, Siena Fantini is already establishing herself as a force in the world of pop songwriting, bringing raw emotion and diary-penned honesty to every track she releases. A Los Angeles native with a voice that dances between confident vulnerability and soaring melodic clarity, Siena has a rare gift for turning teenage
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Maggie Andrew is not just making music—she’s setting her own rules and breaking a few along the way. Born and raised in Nova Scotia, her journey from small-town beginnings to the alt-pop spotlight started with a leap of faith. After sending a rough demo to her brother, artist and Olympic snowboarder Trevor Andrew, she got
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LACES, the alt-pop alias of Billboard-recognized queer music executive Jessica Vaughn, returns with a timely anthem for the fed-up and burned-out. Her new single, “I Quit for Summer,” is a rebellious, sun-drenched kiss-off to the grind—a cathartic escape hatch for anyone who’s ever fantasized about slamming their laptop shut and sprinting into the sunset, preferably
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Jake Huffman’s musical journey reads like a rock ‘n’ roll odyssey fueled by raw talent, relentless evolution, and a drive that’s carried him from basement covers to major festival stages. At just 14, he posted a cover of Phish’s “You Enjoy Myself” from his parents’ basement in Connecticut with his band McLovins. That video went
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The Something Club is the kind of duo that emerges when two distinct musical worlds collide in the best possible way. Hailey Ghaznavi, a dancefloor enthusiast with a foundation in classical music and a deep understanding of music theory, joins forces with Shayne Scullion, an R&B funk producer who’s always been on the hunt for
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Duncan Horlock, the solo artist tucked just south of London and crafting pop songs out of a former photographic studio, continues to carve out a space for himself in music with vulnerability and heart. His newest single, “Wish You Were Here,” is a poignant piano ballad that strips everything back—no flashy production, no overdone layers—just
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Samantha Margret doesn’t just make music—she crafts confessionals. Her newest single, “hot enough,” is a prime example of her fearless commitment to unearthing the feelings we often bury, particularly those forged under the weight of societal expectations. Produced and written entirely by Samantha herself, the track is a powerful descent into the complicated psyche of
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Kat Velasco continues to carve out her place in the Western pop landscape with her newest single, “Name on my Phone,” a dreamy ode to the early stages of romance. In a world where emotions are often masked and vulnerability can feel like a risk, Kat leans all the way in, daydreaming out loud with
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