Is there anything quite like the rush of discovering a new song or artist you can’t get enough of? We think not, and that’s exactly why we at TREMG love spotlighting rising and underappreciated talent to give creators at every level the recognition they deserve. So many artists spent September offering fans new treats, releasing some of the best work of their career, and opening up in their lyrics like never before. Here are some of our favorite new releases from this month!
Love Bash – “Nights Crawling”
Sometimes the best way to deal with difficult times is to dance through them, and that’s something that Pennsylvanian duo Love Bash can attest to hypnotizingly. Ahead of their debut album, Falling Upward, due this December, “Nights Crawling” reflects on a “tortured feeling” and how we can cope with them as they seem to take us over. The song draws inspiration from member Adelaide “Adi” Day’s gender transition and how she’s been able to free herself in her journey of self-discovery. With contributions from featured vocalist Ruby Dibble, Adi (she/her) and Brandon Christopher (he/him) bring a unique perspective to their production and world-building that’s just as electrifying as it is thought-provoking and personal. Step further into the duo’s world on Instagram, TikTok, and their website!
‘Nights Crawling’ expresses my deep feeling that something was not right in my life. The longer I led my life as a man, the more I felt bound and shackled, without the ability to express myself. Through transitioning, I am finally learning to accept and love myself. This song is about the brokenness I felt, beginning to trust my own heart, and coming home to myself.
Adi Day
Madison Bailey – “The Grey”
Everyone needs an uplifting anthem for fall, and Madison Bailey delivered an amazing one with “The Grey!” Madison has already stolen hearts worldwide through her role on Outer Banks, due back on October 10th, so she’ll naturally steal even more with her debut single. “The Grey” redefines how we view social pressure and celebrates the individuality that exists within the grey areas between different expectations. The warm guitar and Madison’s honey-tinged voice create a welcoming energy that anyone would be delighted to step into, while the encouraging lyrics will remind you not to abandon yourself or your vision for the sake of fitting in. She’ll fit right into your playlists and help you maintain a positive mindset! Keep up with Madison on Instagram and TikTok.
‘The Grey’ is about that feeling of not fitting into certain boxes or connecting with labels placed upon you by pressures of society: the message being to embrace yourself in that in-between place. It’s the perfect introduction to what I hope most of my music and message will be. It’s very honest and straight-up.
Madison Bailey
P1Harmony – “SAD SONG”
K-Pop trailblazers P1Harmony are back with their seventh mini-album (which all six members co-wrote and co-produced) and its confessional title track, “SAD SONG.” Title tracks or lead singles in the Korean pop industry typically focus on high-energy delivery and themes of confidence or ambition, but P1H have flipped the script, with “SAD SONG” describing melancholy feelings as its title suggests. Meanwhile, a Latin-infused beat and the group’s ever-powerful rap make sure “SAD SONG” is still a catchy track that will capture attention worldwide. It’s a masterclass on creating dynamic duality in music and will certainly establish P1Harmony as frontrunners on the global music scene! Learn more about the group on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.
Tanner Adell – “Silverado”
We got to talk to Tanner Adell last summer and she’s absolutely skyrocketed since then! From releasing her BUCKLE BUNNY project to featuring on Beyoncé’s “BLACKBIIRD,” we’re so glad to see Tanner receiving the widespread recognition she’s deserved. As a result, we had high hopes for her latest drop, “Silverado,” which were totally met and exceeded. “Silverado” is a soundtrack for the dreamers of the world who will give anything for their goals, and will inspire you to relentlessly take on the world until you achieve the things you want. Days of sleeping in your truck and “wishing on stars” can turn into viral hits, impressive festival performances, and a discography full of heart and confidence if you keep working for it like Tanner has! Ride on over to Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter to get to know country’s latest supernova.
When I moved to Nashville, I had about $400 in my pocket that had come mostly from selling my most prized possession, my piano. I gave up everything that I knew to move to a city where I knew no one, knew nothing, with literally just a dream and hope that one day, I would touch the stars. That’s what this song represents, my drive to keep going while enjoying every minute of the ride. Even if I did spend many days surviving off White Castle sliders.
Tanner Adell
Yasmina Moonlight – “Habibi (My Baby)”
Finally, we have a hauntingly beautiful debut from Dubai’s own Yasmina Moonlight in the form of “Habibi (My Baby),” which explores the lasting impacts of an unhealthy relationship while also seeing Yasmina step into her power and recognize her strength. Her dynamic vocals capture the pain of the situation and alchemize it into lasting triumph that will inspire each listener to reevaluate whether the love they’re holding on to is holding them back. Meanwhile, the Arabic drums mimic a heartbeat, lending themselves to the song’s storyline and highlighting just how authentically Yasmina is pouring herself into her art. We’re so excited to see where Yasmina goes next and know she has the potential to be the next big global sensation! Follow along with her journey on Instagram and TikTok.
‘Habibi (My Baby)’ was deeply inspired by my own experiences with a challenging relationship. It was incredibly hard to let go of someone who, despite their toxicity, had once made me feel loved and valued. I was blinded by the affection they gave me, making it difficult to see the negative aspects of the relationship. This song represents a turning point for me – standing my ground and refusing to return to that toxic environment. It’s about finding strength in moving on and recognizing my own worth. Sometimes you have that sunken feeling in your heart missing that love, but there is no turning back now.
Yasmina Moonlight
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By Madison Murray
Featured Image: P1Harmony, Courtesy of FNC Entertainment
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