“Soup” by Remi Wolf
Remi Wolf, known for her vibrant and eclectic style, has once again delivered a track that is as quirky as it is captivating. “Soup” is a kaleidoscope of sounds and textures, blending funk, pop, and a hint of rock into a delightful concoction. The song’s playful melody and Wolf’s distinctive, soulful voice create an infectious energy that makes it impossible not to dance along.
“Tears For Fun” by Griff
Griff, the British pop sensation, has dropped a new single that perfectly captures the bittersweet essence of youth. “Tears For Fun” is a synth-pop gem that explores the highs and lows of teenage life, from carefree adventures to emotional turmoil. The track features Griff’s signature ethereal vocals, which float effortlessly over a backdrop of shimmering synths and pulsing beats.
“Tears For Fun” by Griff
Griff, the British pop sensation, has dropped a new single that perfectly captures the bittersweet essence of youth. “Tears For Fun” is a synth-pop gem that explores the highs and lows of teenage life, from carefree adventures to emotional turmoil. The track features Griff’s signature ethereal vocals, which float effortlessly over a backdrop of shimmering synths and pulsing beats.
“Why Are Hearts So Cold” by Accept Cookies
Accept Cookies has just released his new single, “Why Are Hearts So Cold,” on July 19, as the lead track from his EP Accept Cookies’ Guitar Songs. This introspective song explores the theme of emotional detachment, questioning why people can be so emotionally cold. Known for his unique blend of Alternative, Folk Rock, and Art-pop, the London-based artist offers a fresh perspective with his self-taught approach, mastering seven instruments and handling production on his own. The track is already making waves for its deep narrative and authentic sound, making it a standout release this summer.
“Walking In A Dream Guitar” by Julia Thomsen
Julia Thomsen is taking over the airwaves with her new release “Walking In A Dream Guitar”. This version is a guitar cover by Strings of Light and it is a reworking which has all the ingredients to become a timeless acoustic great! The original which came out in 2022 was clearly well put together by Julia, thus enabling the piece to get a new lease of life here.
“Going Nowhere” by Ervin Munir
Ervin Munir, an emerging singer-songwriter, has made a significant impact with his latest release, “Going Nowhere.” The song is an introspective folk ballad that delves into themes of struggling to find direction in life and not wanting a relationship to end. Munir’s soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics create a powerful emotional connection with listeners, making “Going Nowhere” a standout track in the singer-songwriter genre.
“My Rules” by Marsha Swanson
Progressive-pop singer Marsha Swanson gets plenty off her chest on new release “My Rules”. It has been a triumphant year so far for Marsha given the praise of her new album “Near Life Experience” and it appears she still has plenty to offer us. “My Rules” is a powerful delivery from Marsha with a strong message and a potent musical backdrop.
“Glasgow” by Pale Waves
Pale Waves, the Manchester-based indie-pop band, has released “Glasgow,” a nostalgic ode to youth and the city that shaped them. The track is a departure from their earlier, more polished sound, embracing a raw, stripped-down aesthetic that highlights the band’s emotional depth and musical versatility.
