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time will only show you – tj wagoner tj wagoner delivers a stunning slice of garage-tinged indie rock that finds real wisdom in life's unpredictable turns 'time will only show you' opens with guitar…
read the review →la rengaine – franck franck crafts a beautifully tender french chanson that stays with you like an old photograph you can't put away 'la rengaine' is built on the barest bones: acoustic guitar,…
read the review →bring the madness – robbie rosen x interstate snake robbie rosen x interstate snake deliver a broadcast-ready anthem that balances pop brightness with hip-hop grit and a thriller-sized bass line…
read the review →deal me in – large teenz large teenz debut with 'deal me in', a hazy alt-country gem evoking beck chilling in a vegas casino 'deal me in' opens with slow-burn melancholy that feels lifted from a…
read the review →in my mind – nicosongs nicosongs captures raw emotion and undeniable momentum with 'in my mind', a brilliantly collaborative melbourne pop moment 'in my mind' came together in just three hours in a…
read the review →share of your love – daniel eagle & the uncommon daniel eagle & the uncommon blend acoustic warmth with funk grooves into a gorgeous, heartfelt debut single 'share of your love' opens with an…
read the review →colorful land (feat. ella blame) – animal souls animal souls craft a shimmering synthwave opener that promises great things from their upcoming lp, a gem 'colorful land' is a bright, pulsing slice of…
read the review →next time (i won't be falling/you've got me falling) – c’batch c'batch blends soulful vocals with polished house production on a warm, uplifting anthem about falling in love again 'next time (i won't…
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abraham manticore distils emotional fracture and silence into a hypnotic coldwave single that refuses to let go some songs describe darkness. dust on tongue is it.
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today’s pop picks range wide: a london producer swinging between anxiety and euphoria, a dolby atmos pop track built around childlike faith, a maltese singer-songwriter turning a hard chapter…
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today's pop picks: a bc, canada multi-genre project blurring rock and synth into something else entirely, a woodbridge songwriter turning family legacy into a message-first meditation on gratitude, a…
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today's pop picks: a 58-year-old ealing artist turning a late-life love story into tender songwriting, and amanda holley's seasoning getting a proper cinematic video treatment.
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today's pop picks cover a lot of emotional and geographic ground: a melbourne artist turning grief into a haunting power pop tribute, a texas songwriter skewering small-town hypocrisy with real wit,…
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oryah and ygtut turn late-night survival into a soulful hip-hop gem good! morning is track two on oryah's concept album dodging daylight, and it lands right at the album's emotional pivot point.
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today's pop picks span a lot of ground: a cinematic synthpop turn toward hope, a berlin duo who keep their bio as short as their ambitions are big, a decades-deep house and rap fusion built entirely…
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today's pop picks lean cinematic and nocturnal: an 80s tinged night-drive from a chilean synth-noir duo, a warm acoustic reunion anthem from a decades-deep music industry veteran, a sci-fi dream-pop…
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today's pop picks cover a lot of emotional ground: a hard-won confessional bridging bedroom pop and stadium anthems, a velvet-toned neo-soul slow dance, a glossy disco-pop fantasy with a dark sense…
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today's pop picks span the whole mood board: a festival-ready anthem from an edm producing attorney, a seoul singer-songwriter's rebrand into glossy pop, a german-language heartbreak dressed up in…
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sunday gold and raene turn late-summer obsession into a shimmering nu-disco gem can't stop talking is sunday gold's new collaboration with london vocalist raene. and honestly?
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today's pop picks turn up the neon: an 80s new wave anthem about breaking free, a festival-ready edm banger from an unlikely source, a bedroom hyperpop sick day gone viral-worthy, and a dreamy…
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today's pop picks turn the mirror around: satirical dance-pop comparison culture, tape warmed indie charm, a soul-disco reimagining and hard won self-acceptance.
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today's pop picks turn up the bass: retro synthwave nostalgia, a glitchy emotional reckoning, sharp hip-hop commentary and a mesmerizing r&b groove.
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today's pop picks move through a plea for kindness, grief for a fraying planet, soulful self-acceptance and early 2000s heartache.
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today’s pop picks move through intimate self-discovery, mechanical dancefloor energy, autobiographical storytelling and urgent cinematic rock.
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