Author: Alice Harper
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Sun, laziness, and rock unite – “Inside Voice” by Sorry Ghost
Californian sunshine, dreamy guitars, and a touch of nostalgia – the quartet Sorry Ghost returns to heat up the very beginning of 2026 with their new single “Inside Voice.” The song begins with sunny indie pop and then gains momentum, turning into an emotional rock crescendo that combines atmospheric melancholy with the vibrant energy of the West Coast. The…
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A Bright and Euphoric Track: The Flints’ “Hold On Me”
The Manchester twins The Flints (George and Henry) give a new sound to psychedelic pop and 70s disco. They combine vintage melodies with modern indie rhythms, creating warm music with the living pulse of the city. The new single “Hold On Me,” written together with producer Koz (who has worked with Dua Lipa and Kendrick…
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Ethan Beer’s “Doesn’t Get Better” Marks Another Step Forward
Beginning Australian singer Ethan Beer is releasing the single “Doesn’t Get Better,” a sunny pop track about first feelings. In it, Ethan conveys the exciting moment of falling in love, when everything around seems new, bright, and unreal. The song sounds effortless, accurately capturing a fleeting moment of joy. Soft guitar and warm vocals add…
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Soft Trance and Dark Pop: What the New Wave from Karl & the Virgin Sounds Like
We present the singer from France, Karl & the Virgin. In his songs, you can hear pop inspired by the 2000s with experimental elements. A cold yet sensual aesthetic reflects the artist’s hyperconnected world. And his new track “Hot in the Summer” is proof of that. Dark pop with a relaxed mood hypnotizes with a sensual voice…
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Subtle Lines and a Gentle Groove: HERON in the New Single “Fell In Love Again”
HERON – a British artist, songwriter, producer, and sound engineer, creates music from moods and subtle lines, building an eclectic yet cohesive sonic world. In his new track “Fell In Love Again”, he chooses restraint and depth: a slow ballad moves on a soft groove with the warm pulse of an LM-1 drum machine. Electric…
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“25”: Jessica Poza on How Not to Let Toxic People Be Right
Jessica Poza’s music – a singer and songwriter from Navarre, Spain -is a mix of pop, indie, R&B, and rock, which is especially close to her thanks to her father and his collection of rock classic vinyls. Inspired by strong female voices, she found her calling and studied at music school, sang in a local…
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A Moment Between Motion and Stillness: Colony House Release “Hummingbird”
For the band Colony House, music has always been about emotion and sincere rock’n’roll. The new single “Hummingbird” sounds like an important step forward: it’s calm, thoughtful, and a little sad. The hummingbird in it is a symbol of movement, hope, and inner searching. Frontman Caleb Chapman says: “The song began with a light picking…
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Stop Running: New Country from Dalton Jones About Real Values
Dalton Jones is a country singer from Jacksonville, Alabama. He writes about what he knows: about family, work, about life in a town where everyone knows each other. His warm voice with a pleasant raspiness makes you want to listen on repeat. Dalton knows how to connect good old country with something fresh and modern…
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“Time Zones” as a Turning Point: A New Chapter in Jordi’s Career
22-year-old Jordi is one of the brightest names in new American pop. There is real strength in her songs, but also vulnerability that makes them truly alive. Hailing from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, she grew up surrounded by dance, theater, and the stage-where creativity became something like a native language. Jordi is not afraid to…
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Tenderness, Rage, and a Tiny Cowbell: Kirsten McCormick in her Confessional Track “Thirty Something Else”
The Vancouver poet, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Kirsten McCormick is a name worth remembering. Her track “Thirty Something Else” is four and a half minutes of inner struggle and unexpected beauty. The song pulses – at times unfolding with loud, piercing vocals, then sinking low again. Unusual guitar, wooden blocks, and a cowbell create a cinematic texture –…
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