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At just 15 years old, LA-based indie-pop sensation Edie Yvonne has released her latest single "Burn," a powerful anthem that showcases her exceptional talent for melding catchy melodies with compelling storytelling. Following the success of her previous singles ’15 (When I Leave)’ and ‘Fade Into You,’ and her EP ‘Girl Code,’ "Burn" continues to build on Yvonne’s growing reputation in the music scene. The track is a mellow pop song infused with gritty riffs and gentle instrumental plucks reminiscent of the Kalimba on which it was originally written. The song captures the raw emotions of resilience and recovery, narrating a story of picking up the pieces after someone has disastrously altered the course of their life and left others to deal with the fallout. Musically, "Burn" encapsulates the essence of indie pop with a rock-tinged edge, making it a memorable addition to Edie Yvonne’s discography. The gentle rhythmic plucks, combined with a shuffle of drums, set a delicate yet compelling backdrop for Yvonne's silky vocals. The arrangement of acoustic guitars shifts seamlessly with fuzzy chords, creating an airy soundscape that allows her poignant lyrics to shine. Edie’s vocal delivery is both heartfelt and powerful, capturing the song's themes of angst and empowerment. The production is polished but retains an organic, approachable feel that listeners of all ages can relate to. Yvonne’s ability to blend emotional depth with an uplifting sound is a testament to her burgeoning talent and a promising indicator of her future success. Edie Yvonne has rapidly emerged as a notable figure in the global indie pop scene, captivating audiences with her unique sound and mature storytelling. Hailing from Los Angeles and making waves at a young age, she has already demonstrated an impressive ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with listeners. Since her debut with the single “With the Light” in November 2022, Yvonne has consistently delivered music that blends emotional honesty with slick pop production, earning her a growing fan base and critical acclaim. Her tracks like "Girl Code," "No Rain," and "Delusion" have accumulated hundreds of thousands of streams, further cementing her place as a rising star. "Burn," written in a moment of reflective creativity on a Kalimba, is a testament to her evolving artistry and her ability to connect with audiences through relatable themes and compelling musical compositions. As she continues to rise, Edie Yvonne's future in the music industry looks incredibly bright, and fans eagerly anticipate what comes next. Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW EDIE: Instagram   | Spotify  | Website  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

“I don’t have nothing if I don’t have us.” This line solidifies the overall theme of this ballad. The piano accompanies Pelch as he counts the reasons why he loves his person. Pelch’s soulful and sincere voice amplifies the overall tone of the song which is gratitude as well as admiration. “This infinite flame, I want to ignite.” Pelch is singing of forever with this person who has shown him that they want forever as well. It’s always a great feeling when you’re on the same page with a person and you don’t have to second guess their feelings for you. There’s this tone of admiration while painting the picture of what led to this point in the relationship where relying on this person is as easy as breathing because you’ve been through the fire with this person and you both have scars from it, but it only made you stronger. “I fell for you once, I’ll fall for you twice.” These lyrics serve the same purpose as wedding vows in the promises they make and the love they’re conveying. Pelch is saying I’d choose you, every single time, no hesitation, no questions asked. Describing the inspiration behind this song, Pelch notes ““Sometimes I wonder why I want to be an artist but I got someone in my life who never gave up on me. That someone waited for me, cause I wasn’t ready! She’s an inspiration, the song is for her.” So, the waiting that Pelch sings about is true to life in that this person displayed patience while waiting for Pelch in that capacity, having that patience and letting love be the driving force. “Ashes to ashes I’ll love you to dust.” The words that Pelch uses to describe his love for this person and the overall theme of not giving up, loving someone to dust is considered the ultimate love because it’s saying that you’ll love them to death. “Ashes to ashes” is, of course, the words that are heard the most at funerals and the saying also talks about our bodies returning to the dust for when we die. Pelch also sings of “taking the bullet” and “being on the front lines”. These are words that aren’t meant to be taken lightly. This song appears to be Pelch’s love letter to himself as well as his lover to not give up, so he’s asking his love to keep the faith while also inspiring himself to hold on and that everything will be alright. The addition of the choir further drives home Pelch’s statements of loving this person with every ounce of his being and wanting to show them that and also thank them for loving him just that much, if not more. Pelch is a Canadian singer/songwriter. The 23-year-old vocalist is said to be inspired by artists such as Dermot Kennedy, Lewis Capaldi and Morgan Wallen. At such a young age, it is apparent that Pelch has a hold on his voice and knows the ins and outs of how to use it to produce feelings in songs and how to resonate with people. About his songs, Pelch states “I want to reach as many people as possible.” Well, with a voice like his and with lyrics like those in “Don’t Give Up”, I do not believe that that will be a problem for Pelch. Pelch’s online presence is seemingly the perfect balance of glimpses into his personal life as well as keeping his fans up to date with all things his music. Pelch has an online following of hundreds of thousands of followers across social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok also amassing 50,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Stream “Don’t Give Up” as well as the rest of Pelch’s awesome songs on all streaming services and follow Pelch at all his socials below to keep up with him! Written By Keiunna Thompson FOLLOW PELCH: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook   | YouTube

Love can often be a double-edged sword with the ability to both cut and heal. Emotional extremes come with falling for someone, something JEWLS explores in her latest single, "Serpentine Lovers" as she battles with surrendering to her love and losing herself along the way. The track takes us on a journey through the singer's feelings, showing how a connection with a lover can be intense yet imperfect. Facing this duality, JEWLS finds herself in a relationship where both her and her significant other are relying on one another but constantly struggling. An interesting mix of genres, JEWLS combines art-pop, post-punk, and indie-pop to mold the ethereal soundscape in "Serpentine Lovers." The track is equal parts haunting and contemplative, featuring laid-back, eclectic instrumentals including otherworldly synths, meditative guitar riffs, and driving beats. JEWLS' dreamy vocals float airily over the song's lulling, tranquil backdrop, drawing listeners into her bittersweet narrative. A fresh find for pop enthusiasts, "Serpentine Lovers" is perfect for fans of icons like Florence + The Machine , Lana Del Rey , and Mutemath . Making waves in the German music scene, JEWLS has been perfecting her alt-pop sound since the release of her 2023 debut album, There Is No Sunset . The artist prides herself on her unique songwriting, blending elements of experimental pop, electronica, and classic pop to craft an immersive atmosphere. JEWLS' profound lyrics often straddle the line between light and dark, creating a compelling honesty that many can relate to in her music. Already having an impressive catalog, JEWLS plans to add to it with the release of her next EP, We've Invented Speed , set to arrive in February 2025. Some of JEWLS' current popular releases include "The Heat," "All I Want," and "Ain't About Me." Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW JEWLS: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Galloway’s new song “Attention” gives an anxiety-ridden mind a break, getting lost in sensation. The lyrics take listeners through the over-thinking, self-critical, and hyper-analytical mind set of the speaker, highlighting behaviors through lyrics like “stockpile all the missteps” and “you’re just confused, I’m in hell”. These words resonate deeply with anyone who gets stuck in their head, with a stark comparison of confusion and distress. That grasping for a tangible answer while getting stuck in a cycle of maybe’s and what if’s can become a constant, and the lyrics “I’ll just pretend I’m alright” feel like that relatable mask we put on when we are not okay. The chorus takes us into touch, allowing the speaker to ground themself in sensation, and saying “I like the feeling when you’re giving me too much attention”. This stimulation, while not taking away the person’s stresses, allows for solace in a moment of escape. Telling listeners that they are not alone in racing thoughts and worries, this song lets people know that you can enjoy life’s pleasures even while anxieties exist. Fast-paced, deep, and twangy layers of synth instrumentals bring an edgy and stimulating opening to this song. The sound emulates the continuous thoughts portrayed by the speaker in the lyrics. The vocals are calm and flowy, and background vocals echo the lyrics like reverberating thoughts. Percussion joins the instrumentals, punctuating the song with gentle pulses, and the lyrics speed up during the pre-chorus. Every layer of the song gets louder and more defined as instrumentals drop the electronic sound and the vocals brightly coast through the positive feeling of the chorus. In an exciting blend of thoughtful and uplifting sounds, "Attention" is a calm song in a storm of racing thoughts. Galloway is a LGBTQ+ independent alt-pop band from North Carolina. In 2017, Lawson Galloway began his musical pursuits solo, but since then, the band has grown to include Robert Redfield on guitar, Travis Hayes on keys and guitar, Nick Williams on bass and keys, and Daniel Crump on drums. The band has singles and EPs dating back to 2018, and moving through their discography, you can truly appreciate the evolution of their sound while still maintaining their impactful voice. They regularly play at North Carolina venues and events like The Evening Muse , Shakori Hills , North Carolina State Fair , and Charlotte Pride . Presently, they are using their platform to garner support for relief of damage done by Hurricane Helen. Check out the links below to learn more about the band and their music! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW GALLOWAY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

In a world wrought with everyday worries, Brother Vice’s song “Money” embraces a relationship as an uplifting escape. The lyrics delight in the potential they share with their partner, before dreaming of what their lives could be if they were unburdened by financial restrictions. The song pulled on my heartstrings with the relatable and passionate feeling of wanting to give your partner the life they deserve. The song expresses the speaker’s want for their partner, to “watch you bloom and break the curse where worry can’t find us and wake us from our dreams”. This line understands that the restraints that hold them back are as dooming as though supernatural forces are against them. By contrast, money is the magical answer to solve this problem, as the chorus moves through its liberating hopes, saying “if I had the money, we’d fly away. Get married in Vegas and live in LA”. I was struck with how much these lyrics apply to me, or to anyone who wants to build their lives free of restriction. The hope of starting a future together paired with a desire to show their partner a different part of the world is an emotional and touching message that will make you want to sing along. Vocals open the song with a soft throaty, early 2000’s alt-esque emotion. Pulsing, palm-muted guitar plunges listeners into a nostalgic and uplifting feeling, before electric guitar patterns and percussion join in. An energizing electricity lifts you up with the way the instrumentals grow in sound and complexity. The vocals are projected louder, and that throaty passion gains even more force, working up to the chorus with an articulate intensity. A fast-paced and rounded sound boldly expresses the lyrics in the chorus. Through the next verse, the vocals layer frustration and want in their sound, having abandoned all softness. Drawing inspiration and strength from hopes and dreams, “Money” brings an emboldened sound that will leave you feeling fulfilled. Brother Vice is a Belfast-based independent rock band with an exciting and resonant sound. The band is made up of vocalist and guitarist, James Feely; lead guitarist, Neil Mone; and Aidan Watters on drums. The group has been featured by programs like the Sounds of NI Radio Show , and has received praise from stations including Future Hits Radio , Chordblossom , and BBC Introducing . They regularly captivate audiences at Irish venues and rock bars like Toales and The Belfast Empire. The group are self-taught musicians who have made a mark in the music scene, with a sound perfect for fans of The Killers and Sam Fender. Check out the links below to enjoy their music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW BROTHER VICE: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Rohin’s latest single “4:05” delves into the mindset behind letting go of your stability and giving into an intoxicating lifestyle. There aren’t many things to look forward to in recent days. Every late night seeps blends into the morning until they’re indistinguishable. After weeks of hanging onto happier childhood days, you wonder if there is really a point in changing how you’ve been. It feels as though there is nothing wrong with letting intoxicating fumes consume you and do things you’ll forget the next day. You never truly enjoy the morning and the responsibility each day brings you. You can only dread the days as you crawl through them and crash each night. All you can do is forget each night and wait for the next one to creep ever closer to you. Click here to listen to "4:05"! “4:05” is an indie pop rock anthem that remains consistently fast paced throughout its entirety. From the first note, a fast tempo instrumental leads the charge of this piece. This appears reminiscent of one of the lyrics “It’s slow days, fast nights”, linking its melodic tempo and the overall narrative. This speed is encompassed by the percussive elements that remain largely unchanging until the bridge. The impressive vocal performance by Rohin largely keeps pace and is consistent with each instrumental addition and verse change. During each chorus, more vocal stems and harmonizations are seamlessly incorporated. Each element curates a melodic experience reminiscent of its overall story and themes. Rohin is a Canadian singer-songwriter currently based in Toronto, Canada. When Rohin was just 18, he wholeheartedly began his pursuit into the music industry and moved to Toronto. He began recording his first few songs, but felt isolated and confused. He used this difficult time adjusting by incorporating his thoughts and emotions into his music. By collaborating with other musicians, he was able to release his music into Part 1 of his debut EP, “so follow me down”. He regularly documents his musical journey on social media sites such as Tiktok and Instagram. Some of his posts include covers of songs by bands such as Bon Iver and Coldplay. Make sure to follow him on social media and give “4:05” a listen! Written By Willow Gray FOLLOW ROHIN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Hitting hard for all the people who can trace a lost romance back to a single mistake, Chloe Copoloff’s song “Take Your Time” helps listeners understand that you can’t rush someone when it comes to love. The song takes us through the precise moment that the speaker of the song pushed too far in the form of a goodnight kiss. It’s hard to know when feelings are one-sided, or even just when they need time to level out for another person. The lyrics take us into the speaker’s mind state, saying “the rush, your skin, the feelings in my bones”. These words express those solid and certain feelings that can stop you from seeing another perspective. There’s a lesson in the lyrics, telling listeners not to speed into actions just because their emotions call for it. The song encourages people to let romance develop organically as heartache, regret, and longing bleed through the words. Dwelling on what the speaker could have done better, the chorus says “I wish I would’ve let you miss me, and let you take your time”. When you're reeling from the pain of heartbreak, or even just in need of an emotional outlet for feeling, this song will take you through thoughts and experiences that let you know that people make mistakes in relationships, and you are not alone. In a passionate expression of regret and self-reflection, “Take Your Time” copes with the hurt that comes with rushing the delicate beginning of a romance. Acoustic guitar strums are slow, and you can hear the sound of fingers sliding across the strings, adding to the muddled emotions felt through the song. Sad and simple piano chords accompany Chloe’s expressive vocals. Her voice carries a somber quality through the verse, bringing a confessional depth to the tune. Chloe's vocals lift to a hazy feeling like a memory through high, layered singing through the pre-chorus. The layered vocals continue through the chorus, blending levels of pop and folk sounds that hit the ear like a combination of Maisie Peters and Kacey Musgraves. Vocalizing at the end of the chorus gave me time to absorb the regret and questioning felt through the lyrics, like a musical reflection. A more uplifting sound comes in layered instrumentals in the bridge, teasing listeners with a positive sound as the lyrics contemplate what could have been. With a longing and vulnerable sound, “Take Your Time” will allow you to reflect, and make a touching addition to your heartbreak playlists. Chloe Copoloff is an LA-based singer and songwriter whose personal lyricism speaks to listeners, exploring romance and independence through her music. She has several singles that capture explorations in relationships with an intimate storytelling that folds emotion into her tunes. On top of her own songs, Chloe has lent her lyrical talents to other songs and co-written music for artists like Salem Ilese , sundial , and PARKWILD . She continues to collaborate with artists, with new music coming soon! Keep an eye out for songs she has written and songs of Chloe’s own by clicking on the links below. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW CHLOE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

“Complicate This” by Rainbow City Park begs to take a relationship in the direction of romance through moments of vulnerability and intimate intensity. This song captures that feeling when you’re so close to getting together with someone, but you’ve got that lingering fear that you’ve misread the signs. The song begins by laying the speaker’s hesitancy on the line, fearing a lack of reciprocation, and quickly squashes those doubts through the lyrics, “I see red flushing your cheeks and it’s no question to me”. From the very first verse, the lyrics had me rooting for the couple, inspiring excitement in my chest. Shifting to a feeling of certainty, the pre-chorus asks the question, “who’s gonna be the first one to make a move?” These words take listeners into the intensity of the moment as these people sit in their attraction to one another. The title of the song is an invitation through the chorus, and brings complication into a positive light. These words tell listeners that yes, romance is more complex, but it’s definitely worth giving it a go. As an inspiring dive into romance, “Complicate This” will captivate you as it embraces the possibility of making a friendship something more. The sound of this song builds, like the emotions in the lyrics are rising higher through the tune. Reverberating guitar opens the song with a dramatic and emboldening sound that is sure to capture your attention. Dani Judith’s soft and entrancing vocals delve into the lyrics, bringing a storytelling quality to the verse. Throughout the song, the lyrics are delivered with a love-struck feeling that captures the floaty energy of leaning into a connection. Gaining a soothing excitement, the vocals work slowly through the questions through the pre-chorus, prolonging the intensity of the want that is buzzing through the words. Listeners float into those ‘I like you’ jitters as the sound takes on the longing energy of the lyrics. As strong, layered acoustic and electric guitar riffs pair with powerful drums, “Complicate This” embodies the dreamy feeling of a 90’s rock love song. The guitar grows even bolder with its beautiful riff through the chorus, the vocals gain a dreamy quality. Dani’s voice becomes fuller through the bridge, emboldening the honesty and vulnerability of the lyrics. The tune moves on to an incredible guitar interlude that captures the escalating emotions of the song’s meaning. An incredible example of Rainbow City Park’s guitar-fuelled and romantic sound, “Complicate This” is perfect for fans of boygenius and The 1975. Rainbow City Park is a California-based indie pop-rock band that blends 90’s alt-rock with dream pop in their exciting sound. The band is made up of Dani Judith on lead vocals and guitar, Chris O’Keefe on guitar, Ryan Williams on drums, and Nick Nassab with guitar and vocals. The band formed in 2022, and have since toured Northern California and supported artists like Japanese Breakfast and The National Parks at the Farm-to-Fork Festival . They have many upcoming shows across California, with information available on their website . Check out the links below to keep up with their music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW RAINBOW CITY PARK: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube

With immense poetics and an intoxicating expression of art, Alas de Liona’s new release “Vine Song” takes an introspective trip of love and vulnerability. From the very start, the lyrics entrance listeners with a sacred level of imagery. “A vine tendrils on your face” brings our perspective into the eyes of the speaker, beautifying this person through the caress of nature’s touch. Furthering a feeling of adoring connection, the lyrics say “my dreams compress me with your atmosphere”. From the cosmic language of attraction to delves into the actions of the speaker’s unconscious mind, these words place the relationship on a higher plane of existence. Beyond the beautification of one connection, the lyrics show the speaker’s deep need for togetherness, saying “I hold onto the ghost of anyone”. Taking these words into their minds, listeners are brought to think about what people mean to them. With a divine sensation of love and connection, this song will take you into another realm through its ethereal imagery and poetic lyrics. Combining an introspective and resonant sound like AURORA, and a special sentiment of Alas de Liona’s own, “Vine Song” is the type of track you listen to while lying down with your eyes closed so you can appreciate every moment. Descending synth chords and a hollow percussion eases listeners into the otherworldly energy of the song. The instrumentals are very quiet as Alas’s hauntingly atmospheric vocals begin, reaching a high and soothing pitch that lulls your ears into a state of calm fascination. With an entrancing and holy sound, the vocals transfix you and take time with the lyrics, allowing listeners to bask in the meaning. A pattern of notes repeats as the vocals get lower before the chorus, conveying the vulnerability of the lyrics. The pattern continues as Alas’s voice climbs back to its soothing high, creating a cerebral sense of introspection. As you listen to this song, time slows and the building power seeps into your body, floating in the natural and historic imagery. Feelings of reaching out and rising higher emerge through “Vine Song”, making it the perfect track to listen to when you want to sit in contemplation. Alas de Liona is an Edinburgh-based singer and songwriter from the California desert. In 2021, she released a truly unique EP called “Radio Astronomy” which gave lullabies a cosmic twist, and resulted in praise from platforms including BBC Radio Scotland , BBC Introducing , Amazing Radio , and Indie Music Center . She has performed at venues and events like Celtic Connections and the Hidden Door Festival in Edinburgh. September brought the release of “Gravity of Gold”, Alas’s 11-song album that brings her indie pop-rock style into realms of lyrical introspection. Check out the links below to keep up with her music! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW ALAS: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Coming in hot as a steamy morning pick-me-up, Hannah Duckworth’s new song “Caffeine” uses its title as a metaphor for the way a relationship feels. For some people, being a whole and functioning human is entirely dependent on their morning and afternoon and evening cup of coffee. We become addicted to the routine of letting it lift us through every day life. For the speaker of this song, it’s their partner that keeps them going. The lyrics “to get through the day I need you running through my veins” give that visceral idea that the speaker’s partner lives in their body, reaching every living part of them. In the chorus, the lyrics show just how unique the connection is, saying “you’re the only thing that makes me feel this rush”. An addictive excitement comes through the message that the love “Caffeine” describes is a vice the speaker will never quit. Intimate and invigorating dependency pulses through the relationship in this song, leaving listeners lifted by the jolt of caffeinated romance. With instrumentals and vocals keeping a fast-paced feel throughout, “Caffeine” infuses its sound with a whirlwind of energy pulsing through the lyrics. Guitar acts as a cool and steady background to the frantically expressive vocals that emulate a caffeinated urgency through the verses. Percussion keeps the song progressing, speeding up with the rapid lyrics. Rounded vocals and louder guitar amp up the sound in the chorus, with Hannah’s vocalizing and the grungy instrumentals bringing a pop-rock energy. In the middle of the chorus, the frazzled quickness of the words slows down to a pulsing emphasis on each syllable, along with punchy guitar emphasizing every word, before racing back to that invigorating speed. Listeners will love the stimulating feeling that comes from this souped-up serenade. Hannah Duckworth is a singer and songwriter from Seattle who blends rock, pop-punk, and emo genres in her sound. With a guitar-heavy style and an enthralling style, Hannah’s music is ideal for listeners who want their songs to make them feel alive. Fans of Paramore and early Avril Lavigne will find her songs fit seamlessly into their powerful playlists. She recently toured her music with shows in the US and Canada, and regularly plays at various venues, soon to appear at Neumos in Seattle with MELT. With an upcoming EP and various live performances, keep an eye out for Hannah’s new music and shows by checking out the links below. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW HANNAH: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Rage, devastation, and honesty flood listener’s ears in Emma Teufel’s new release, “Parking Lot”. The song is a message to a person who strung the speaker along, teetering on that tricky line between friend and relationship by offering misleading actions and words. It’s a disillusioning feeling when someone you thought was interested in you ended up being greedily deceiving. This song stands in solidarity of all the people who put effort, time, emotion, and dedication into a person only to be wrong about their true intentions. The lyrics amplify the greed that led to betrayal, saying “you were climbing high, you wanted more, you craved the rush of winning wars”. Portraying the idea that the speaker was merely collateral damage in the person’s pursuit of success, these words hit like a gut punch. The chorus repeats “I tried, for what?” A question like this fuels listeners with the devastation that comes from wasting your time and emotional dedication only to be left feeling used. With vocals that explore a beautiful range of sound and expression, and an acoustic instrumental vibe that brings a light and entrancing feel to the song, “Parking Lot” is an expressive track that keeps you listening on the edge of your seat. Emma’s expressive voice moves from a softer, vulnerable sound to gliding through passionate high notes, then onto a rage-fuelled gravelly projection. Gentle guitar opens the song along with the vocals, before a light and glowing note repeats, like a percussive twinkle through the song. As the lyrics flood the vocals with a reflective anger, drums add force to the emotion. In the chorus, Emma’s voice soars melismatically through her emotional statements, bringing in a high note for the question, “for what?” The song breaks through its glowy and mellow background, and gaining a grungy and electronic force at the end of the song, the instrumentals give power to the accusation in the questioning lyrics. Emma Tuefel is an American musician who grew up engaging with creativity in many ways. At the age of 15, she wrote, directed, and produced an original short film. In high school, she explored fashion design, which seemed to gravitate towards the musical side of fashion. For Emma, music wasn’t always the clear-cut path or goal she dreamed of, but it always held a special presence. With some maternal encouragement, Emma pursued vocal training and fell in love with writing and performing music. At the heart of her craft is love and connection, and you can genuinely feel that passion in her music. Click on the links below to keep up to date with Emma! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW EMMA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Taking listeners on a journey of empowerment, PLAYHOUSE and noelle’s new song “Jealous” looks at the negatives that can come from a breakup and decides against embracing them. The verses express the speaker’s mourning, because no matter what you do, heartbreak hurts. The words “every time that my phone rings, catch myself tryna catch my breath” communicate such a relatable post-breakup feeling. Listeners can resonate with the sensation of hanging onto the possibility that their new ex may reach out, and this demonstration of how it physically manifests feels all too true. The pre-chorus takes the truths of a breakup and aligns them with a healthy consolation: “I don’t wanna love you if you wouldn’t love back”. This powerful statement encourages listeners to place their focus on healing, with the understanding that unreciprocated love is not better than the end of a relationship. With a chorus that shows why a clean break is the way to go, the lyrics motivate listeners to escape jealousy and not maintain a connection merely for the sake of memories. Bright electronic instrumentals, the snappiest percussion, and noelle’s sleek pop vocals bring a comforting energy to “Jealous”. The song opens on a peppy pattern of notes before fading out for noelle’s confident and narrative vocals and rhythmic percussion like snapping fingers takes listeners through the verse. Playing around with the melody, the vocals stretch the syllable of the word “I”, adding a fun texture to an emboldening personal message. The vocals get louder, caressing high notes as the percussion picks up and chords match the notes of the melody adding emphasis to the beginning of each line. The very same fun note pattern from the song’s opening has an interlude after the chorus before the second verse comes in with a bright and motivating feel. The exciting and resolutely  optimistic sound of “Jealous” will make you feel the lyrics’ meaning as it lifts you up. PLAYHOUSE is a duo, Max and Plummer, who bring together guitar and keyboard talents in their new journey into the musical scene. This pair truly makes music a priority, passing over on athletic scholarships to focus on their music. They create engaging content on their social media, so be sure to give them a follow. noelle is a Canadian singer and songwriter who has worked with writers and producers like Mike Wise, Geoff Warburton, and Phil Cook, to create truly impactful music. Her music rose high in the public eye after her bedroom music covers reached upwards of 90 000 Youtube subscribers. She has collaborated with artists like Lix and Seby , and continues to make music. This collaboration between PLAYHOUSE and noelle gives listeners a chance to enjoy a truly enlivening sound! Check out the links below to keep up with the artists! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW PLAYHOUSE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok FOLLOW NOELLE: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube