POP

Miami Beach artist Kim Cameron has spent plenty of time on the dancefloor, but with “One Breath” she turns that energy inward without losing the shimmer. Written in a single inspired day with a long-time collaborator she describes as sharing “one voice” in music, the track feels like a celebration…

Bottara’s “Give It To Me” is a masterpiece that is assured to bring liveliness. The song is an up-tempo sound that unveils Bottara’s energetic stage presence. She brings a sense of vulnerability and intimacy to the lyrics. The song is about letting go and giving in to the moment. The…

American indie-pop duo Queen Anne strut into the spotlight, with “Watch Me Win.” The singer-songwriter Katie Silverman and writer/producer Sandy Chila bring a track that feels like a confidence boost in song form. Silverman, already familiar to many from her roles in New Girl, PEN15, and The Exorcists, brings that…

After years of pressing pause to raise her five kids (yep, including two sets of twins), Stefanie Michaela comes roaring back with Turning Pages, a six-track reminder that it’s never too late to flip the script on your life. Dropped on February 13, 2025, the album is steeped in resilience,…

By day, Hidden Shores is shaping young minds in a Belgian classroom; by night, they’re sculpting emotive electronic worlds where human feeling and AI voices quietly collide. Their EP Neon Silence leans right into that tension between circuitry and soul, using artificial vocals as a ghostly narrator for grief, memory,…

After quietly building momentum with over a million Spotify streams and international studio sessions under her belt, Nicola Høie steps into a new chapter with “Painkiller,” released January 30th, 2026. Inspired by the emotional polish of artists like Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, and Justin Bieber, Høie blends contemporary pop sheen…

With “Lettres sous la pluie,” Leyla Romanova pens a love letter not just to a person, but to a city and not just any city, but Paris in all its rain-soaked, lantern-lit melancholy. Drawing inspiration from the golden age of French chanson, with echoes of Édith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Charles…

Brett Ashby approaches music like an artist expanding his canvas. Known internationally since his 2009 Obama collage caught fire at Art Basel Miami, Ashby has spent years moving between large-scale visual art, billboards in Miami and New York, live performance painting, and film. Now, with “La Luna,” he extends that…

Richard Green, split between Milan and London, builds electronic and experimental tracks with one rule at the centre: melody first, always. “Ending up in the wrong way” (released June 28, 2024) might be a couple of years old now, but it doesn’t feel dusty—more like a time capsule that still…

Deptford Sound Collective moonwalks in the room for a quick dance. Hailing from South East London, this loose-knit crew of musicians, artists, and community activists debuts with “Give Me. Give Me . Give Me, I want it all”, a disco-fuelled parody that looks shiny on the surface but bites hard…