Vocal sensation Kruthikaa has released “Girls Like Me,” an alt-gloss R&B missile that chooses uplift over apology. Produced by Grammy-winning Benny Cassette and co-written with 8AE (fresh off a J-Lo drop), the track…
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Strike a match and the room answers in sparks: Estella Dawn has released “I Like It Rough,” a sleek riot dressed in black leather and nail-bitten glitter—consider it utterly controlled combustion. Alt-pop by category, yes, but its pulse…
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They say the heart grows extra rooms when a child arrives; anaiis’s “My World (Beyond)”—the penultimate lantern before Devotion & The Black Divine—throws open the windows and lets dawn walk in. Retro-soul patina and contemporary R&B…
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Team Salut has released their song, “I’m Busy,” and the room obeys. The UK Afro-Electronic duo—Kojo P and Aponchi Da Goat—stitches dancehall cadence to Afrobeats locomotion, then powders it with neon club futurism…
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Dutch artist Romy Dya releases “So Over Lust,” an LA-forged contemporary R&B confession produced and co-written with Grammy-winning songwriter Will Gittens. The record moves like midnight water…
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Like moonlight sliding across a basketball court at 2 a.m., Brandon Mitchell releases “Highest Wave 2,” a slow-paced, punchy, and soulful glide that treats tranquility as a flex. The production moves like…
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Puerto Rican artist Yari M releases “Última Vez,” a reggaetón pulse that toasts the present and refuses to apologize for joy. The track marries a contemporary dembow chassis with Latin-pop luminosity…
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Ocean Tisdall released “Sugar in His Tea,” a break-up missive steeped in piano hush and unflinching candor. The track opens spare: soft keys, velvety phrasing, breath close to the mic; only later do…
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Snow still clings to the eucalypt shadows as Australian folk storyteller Isabel Rumble releases “Better Half of Me,” a hushed benediction for endings that prefer to speak in roots rather than fireworks. Composed in the liminal…
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Like a neon truth scrawled in lipstick on a taxi mirror, Mancunian singer-songwriter Lusaint releases “Lie To Yourself,” the standout lead single from her EP The Apothecary (Pt. 1). It’s a bright tonic…
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Nigerian Artist Dumomi The Jig has released “Bad Man Dey (Ft. BClean),” a kinetic proclamation where trap horsepower meets hip-hop pageantry and refuses to idle. Built on piston-fast hi-hats, scorched-rubber 808s, and…
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South African singer-producer Lee Cole releases “Mine,” a confession dressed in adult-contemporary polish, indie-soul afterglow, and a hint of indie-R&B. Built on an uplifting guitar figure…
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Nigerian artist Black Jesus has released his album, “Equity,” a ten-track ledger where pleasure, principle, and punchy groove are entered in the same column. The title is a statement of balance: house-leaning textures…
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Canadian Pop sensation elijah woods releases “Ghost on the Radio,” a sugar-rush elegy dressed for daylight. Out July 25, the single refracts commercial pop through indie-pop glass, trading mawkishness for motion…
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Glitter snaps off the mirrorball as Canadian pop firebrand JESSIA releases “Therapy & Yoga,” a strut-ready decree of self-prioritization. Fresh from her first North American headline run, she pivots…
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Disco is the art of turning gravity into glitter; Starwolf release “Good Together,” and the room obeys. The second single from an unannounced EP, it arrives like a flirtatious telegram—concise, perfumed, and impossible…
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Like confetti flung from a sunrise, Dylan Rockwell releases his song “I.W.A.L.Y.,” a folk-rock valentine that jogs forward with indie-rock sneakers and a runner’s grin. The title spells a vow; the track makes…
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Picture a sea-glass morning where the tide is gentle but insistent; that’s LOVA’s new single “It’s Alright”, a salt-clean pop confession that refuses to let numbness ossify. The Swedish singer-songwriter frames candor as a habit…
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