Lorde – “What Was That”
Lorde’s return with “What Was That” marks her first original release in four years, signaling a shift back to the synth-pop intensity reminiscent of her 2017 album, Melodrama. Co-written with Jim-E Stack and co-produced with Stack and Daniel Nigro, the track delves into themes of heartbreak, drug use, and emotional rebirth. The lyrics suggest inspiration from personal experiences, including a rumored breakup, and touch on struggles with body image and disordered eating.
Myles Smith – “My First Heartbreak”
British singer-songwriter Myles Smith continues to make waves with his heartfelt storytelling. While “My First Heartbreak” is a recent addition to his discography, his earlier work, such as the EP A Minute…, showcases his blend of lush pop production and poignant folk influences. Critics have likened his style to that of Ed Sheeran and Marcus Mumford, noting his ability to craft emotionally resonant tracks.
Sam Fender – “Tyrants”
Sam Fender’s “Tyrants” serves as a compelling B-side to his single “People Watching,” both featured on his third studio album of the same name, released on February 21, 2025. While “People Watching” delves into themes of grief and observation of everyday life, “Tyrants” complements the album’s exploration of personal and societal narratives.
Tunsi – “My Feet”
Tunsi’s “My Feet” has emerged as a standout track this month, stunning us and audiences with its unique blend of hip-hop rhythms and emotive lyrics. It is a high-energy, razor-edged hip-hop track driven by a gripping beat that hooks you from the very first bar. Tunsi’s powerful vocal delivery demands attention, blending with sharp electronic textures that give the song a bold, contemporary edge.
Haim – “Down To Be Wrong”
Haim’s latest single, “Down To Be Wrong,” offers a glimpse into their forthcoming album, I Quit, set for release on June 20, 2025. Produced by Danielle Haim in collaboration with Rostam Batmanglij, the track continues the band’s exploration of personal themes and musical evolution.
