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Kiana Ledé and Kehlani Find Unexpected Love at a House Party in Vibrant “Ur Best Friend” Music Video

Kiana Ledé has only put out one full album and she’s already checking a “dream collab” off her list thanks to the sultry “Ur Best Friend,” a joint effort with Kehlani that draws from 2000s R&B. The first taste of Kiana’s yet-to-be-titled sophomore project has already collected over two million Spotify streams, and it’s bound…

7 Standout Pop Songs That May Have Gone Under Your Radar This July

There are quite a few mainstream options for this year’s Song of the Summer, but there are tons of breakthrough pop and indie artists throwing their best efforts into the ring. Here are seven fun new tracks you might’ve missed this month! Elephante – “Holy Ghosts” Combining aspects of pop, electronic, and alternative, Elephante follows…

Rap-Unzel Proves Her Prowess with Debut EP ‘Pun Intended’

Virginia native Rap-Unzel has already garnered comparison to the likes of Kash Doll, Rubi Rose, and Jay-Z, but with her debut EP Pun Intended, she proves she’s a future superstar who stands out from the crowd. Rap-Unzel quickly became a fan favorite when she appeared on Lifetime’s The Rap Game, a competition show dedicated to…

Miss Madeline’s New Single is an Electric Tribute to “Bad Girls” Everywhere

Miss Madeline has already made New York City her playground, and she won’t stop until she conquers the world. Perfect for fans of Charli XCX, early Kesha, and the Y2K vibe, her blingy new single “Bad Girls” takes listeners for a night on the town and emulates spending time on the dance floor. “The idea…

Tennis System Discusses Self-Exploration in a Pandemic on “Dizzy”

Drawing from the best elements of pop-punk and indie rock while still feeling genuine and introspective, Tennis System’s “Dizzy” proves his ability to connect with audiences in a time of isolation and loneliness. Inspired by the circumstances surrounding COVID-19 and self-exploration, the track describes worrisome feelings without weighing too heavily on the listener, making it…

Summer Years Will Soundtrack Your Summer Memories with “This Light”

Summer Years encourage fans to make the most of their days and make their aspirations a reality on pop-punk anthem “This Light,” which insists you should “be yourself, you’ll get through.” Released alongside a breezy music video, the song is just as exhilarating as you’d expect from a group with “summer” in their name. “’This…

Typhoid Rosie Stand Up Against Female Objectification on “Defend Your Temple”

Brooklyn rockers Typhoid Rosie take on sexist media with “Defend Your Temple,” a rousing anthem that contrasts fairytales and insists that everything you need is already inside you. It’s a theme song for a strong modern woman destined to take control of her life in spite of the outdated messages we’re fed throughout our childhood…

BLACKPINK Share Japanese Version of Their Hit “Lovesick Girls”

BLACKPINK’s aptly-named project THE ALBUM shot to #2 on the Billboard 200 after its release last October, bringing k-pop fans eight energetic songs including collabs with Selena Gomez and Cardi B. A new version of the record reimagines these songs in Japanese, and BLACKPINK gave fans a taste of the undertaking this week with their…

Jessy Jones Finds Herself “Crying on the Dance Floor” Ahead of New EP

2021 is truly the year of Jessica Vaughn, who you may recognize as 1/3 of the 90s-inspired Rvrside and the mastermind behind solo projects like JPOLND and LACES. She’s now delivering slick, honest synthpop as Jessy Jones with “Crying on the Dance Floor,” the first taste of her upcoming Sad Girl Disco Party EP due…

Zachary Knowles Embodies the Isolation of Hit “stranger to me” in New Music Video

Zachary Knowles discusses the universal experience of losing someone on “stranger to me,” an acoustic pop track brimming with honesty and evocative lyrics. This week, he dropped a scenic music video that mirrors the song’s sentiments of feeling lonely and distanced from someone. “Building up to this album I knew that I really wanted to…

Pop-Punk Duo girlfriends Liken a Relationship’s Impact to a “Tattoo” on New Single

It looks like the next few months will be the summer of pop-punk, partly thanks to girlfriends, a collaboration between Apple Music host Travis Mills and Goldfinger drummer Nick Gross. Their new single “Tattoo” is full of intricate details packed into an earworm melody that will definitely get stuck in your head. “I wrote ‘Tattoo’…

9 of the Coolest New Rock Songs That May Have Gone Under Your Radar This June

With the peak of summer coming up, artists are giving their all to create the songs that will soundtrack your poolside days, barbecues, and even just chill nights in your room. Here are nine rocking songs that came out this month! Analog Party – “Blind Driver” The energetic new track from California’s Analog Party draws…

Laura Marano Remixes ‘YOU’ EP for Special Deluxe Edition

Laura Marano reimagines her October 2020 YOU EP with a deluxe edition featuring remixes of every song, inviting artists like PLTO and and Poe Leos to breathe new life into six tracks. Starting with the spoken opener “You,” the project describes different relationships intimately and thoughtfully, taking a more mature departure from her Disney days…

Rarin Addresses ‘Toxic Ends’ on Electrifying Debut Mixtape

Rarin comes out swinging with Toxic Ends, his debut mixtape that features nine high-energy tracks, including prerelease singles “SO WHAT!,” “Toxic Ends,” and “Big Spendin’.” Perfect for fans of artists like 24KGoldn and The Kid Laroi, it’s almost guaranteed that Rarin will be the next big alt hip-hop act to take over your playlist. “I…

”Pretty Please” Check Out The Funklabb’s New Single with Myah Marie

The Funklabb bring the 70s back to life with “Pretty Please,” their summery new track about longing for a crush. The track is a co-release with Myah Marie, who’s known for her backing vocals on songs like Britney Spears’ “Circus” and Selena Gomez’s Rare album, and features Ruba and Young Dinero. “Pretty Please” is one…

SEVENTEEN Show Off Their Maturation and Versatility as a Group on ‘Your Choice’ EP

Fresh off their million-selling 2020 projects ; (Semicolon) and Heng:garæ, SEVENTEEN is back with their Your Choice mini album, which showcases their growth as a band since their 2015 debut. They’ve already sold over 7.5 million albums and collected over 2 billion streams, but if Your Choice is any indication, those numbers are only going…

King Shelter Stand as Firm as “CONCRETE!” Against Gun Violence

Great for fans of acts like grandson, King Shelter’s “CONCRETE!” is a frantic, politically-charged anthem. As the first single from their upcoming PATIENCE EP, the song tackles gun violence with rap-like cadence over energetic guitars. “‘CONCRETE!’ is about the frustration with the glorification of the shooter,” Taylor Hecocks of King Shelter explains. “We’ve seen the…

Catholic Guilt Acknowledge Grief and Mourn on Touching Track “Nothing…”

Grief and loss are, unfortunately, something everyone has to deal with at some point or another, but life can go on and you can grow from that hardship. Melbourne rockers Catholic Guilt reflect on losing a loved one with “Nothing…,” the final single from their August 2020 EP This is What Honesty Sounds Like. “‘Nothing…’…

TWICE Gear Up for Summer With ‘Taste of Love’ Mini Album

After two full-length albums, winning the hearts of fans all over the world, and a thrilling performance on The Ellen Degeneres Show, TWICE have finally released their lively project Taste of Love, just in time for summer! It’s the tenth mini album the group has released in their six years of being a band, and…

Lorde Hints at a Summer Comeback with Sunny “Solar Power” Teaser

It’s been a tough few years to be a Lorde fan – Ella Yelich O’Connor, who rose to stardom with “Royals” in 2013, hasn’t released any music since June 2017’s Melodrama, which received a nomination for the Grammy Album of the Year. Luckily, her listeners won’t have to wait much longer! On Monday, Lorde updated…

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