SMOORIBA is bringing pop-punk energy into a new era, and she’s doing it with a wink, a smirk, and a whole lot of guitar fuzz. The 20-year-old artist, originally from the Midlands and now thriving in London’s indie scene, is carving her own lane in the modern soundscape by fusing 2000s nostalgia with hyper-pop edge. […]
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Grace Kay is an artist whose music and message are impossible to ignore. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she carries the city’s creative pulse in everything she does—from the lush intricacies of her synth-pop sound to the self-aware stories woven through her lyrics. Her journey began in an all-girls high school, where the seed
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Lani Watson is not your average pop artist. A singer-songwriter, ultra-runner, and mixed media artist, she lives and breathes creativity in more ways than one. Whether she’s gliding across snowy slopes or pushing her body on long trail runs, Watson is always in pursuit of that elusive flow state—the kind of mental clarity that unlocks
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NEW ENTMT, the artistic moniker of Stockholm-based producer and songwriter Tobias Bergholm, returns in 2025 with a shimmering new single that cuts straight to the heart. “Maraschinos & Heartbreak” is the natural evolution of the sonic world introduced in his 2024 self-titled debut EP — but where that collection lingered in the haze of introspection,
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Emma Teufel may have only recently begun releasing music under her own name, but there’s a confidence and clarity in her voice that suggests an artist who’s been quietly building her foundation for years. Her latest single, “Delete,” is a powerful anthem of emotional liberation—a melodic middle finger to the ex who pushed too far
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Forgetmyname returns with a bold and effervescent new single titled “setmefree,” a track that pushes boundaries both sonically and emotionally. Hailing from Bridgeport, Connecticut and now rooted in Raleigh, North Carolina, the artist continues to blur genre lines, this time diving headfirst into the glittering world of electronic and dance pop. Known for blending nostalgic
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Jackson Breit’s new album “Covers 2” isn’t just a sequel—it’s a full-circle moment that manages to say something bold about artistry, individuality, and evolution without ever saying a word directly. The Virginia Beach-born soul-pop talent has always had a way of standing out, not just for his genre-blending chops but for the heart he brings
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Beach For Tiger’s latest single, “I Don’t Wanna Stay,” is a lush, hypnotic swirl of contradictions—soulful yet cosmic, melancholy but electrified, rooted in mortality and drifting toward the disco ball in the sky. The London-based band, known for crafting dreamy and emotive grooves under the banner of “soulful psych,” doesn’t just stay in their lane
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MØNA’s latest single, “unlucky,” is a glittering storm cloud of synths, heartbreak, and biting self-awareness. This Massachusetts-born artist has always had a knack for channeling emotional depth through shimmering soundscapes, and with “unlucky,” she sharpens that edge to reveal something both painfully raw and ironically playful. From the moment the first note drops, it’s clear
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There’s something beautifully unhinged about Jack Xander. The Los Angeles-based music and art maker has made a name for himself not just through his genre-warping sound, but for his borderline uncontainable energy—especially on stage. His shows feel like punk-rock circuses with synths: raw, chaotic, and wildly entertaining. But underneath all that noise and mayhem, there’s
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