Icelandic Singer Kristin Sesselja Don’t Need “Fuckboys” In Her Life.
Reykjavík singer-songwriter Kristin Sesselja puts her heart-break experience into perspective in her latest single "Fuckboys", which is illustrated with a ballet dancing visuals. With her melodious and catchy vocal tone, the Icelandic artist takes us a on sweet and soothing sound journey shaped into an intoxicating pop production. The songwriting questions the understanding of relationships and emphasizes damages caused by repetitive love disappointments. Indeed, the video, with its sarcastic euphorias — displaying Kristin in a ballet dance with five (5) men, metaphorically portrays the singer’s vision of the song.
FEATURED
Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free’s pgLang has always moved with a strange, meticulous confidence. The company rarely behaves like a traditional label chasing loud rollouts, crowded press cycles, or predictable artist introductions. That is why the announcement of Imani Imani….
Canada’s next music wave is not coming from one city, one genre, or one predictable formula. It is coming from everywhere: Montreal soul singers, Toronto R&B stylists, Punjabi-Canadian producers, Indigenous pop voices, viral bedroom-pop artists, Quebec francophone R&B talents, and independent acts building their own mythology…
Blynk is becoming one of the most interesting names in Quebec’s new R&B wave because he represents something bigger than one promising artist. He represents a shift in how French-language R&B from Quebec can travel: intimate enough for local listeners..
Preston Pablo represents a new kind of Canadian pop-R&B artist: polished enough for radio, emotionally direct enough for streaming, and globally minded enough to exist beyond one market. The Timmins, Ontario singer has already proved…
Leon Thomas is not entering R&B through the front door. He has been inside the house for years, quietly rewiring the lights. Before the wider public began treating him like one of the genre’s most compelling new stars, Thomas had already built a résumé that stretched…
CONNECT WITH US
MORE VIDEOS
Samara Cyn is not rising because she fits neatly into one genre. She is rising because she refuses to sit still. The Tennessee-born, Los Angeles-based artist has quickly become one of the most intriguing new names moving between hip-hop, R&B, alternative soul, spoken confession, and loose-limbed…