Jude York's song "Those Were The Days" will take you time of liberating and unadulterated happiness on its nostalgic journey. The dynamic lyrics of this invigorating track frame the message cinematically with lyrics like "once upon a European summer, twice beneath a champagne-colored sky." Descriptions throughout the song are entirely packed with meaning, pouring lovely imagery over its concepts and illustrating the moments so vividly you'll feel like you're a part of them. On top of longing for the victorious days of youth with lyrics like "we'd roll the dice but never lose," the song asks for a chance to try again with an old lover. There are some periods of life or emotion that we simply tie to another person, and the way this song acts as a dramatic and romantic proposition will leave you invigorated. A jazzy, snappy synthpop song full of nostalgia, "Those Were The Days" will seduce you with its sound. The song opens with Jude's breathy falsetto, bringing an edgy and intense dive into the lyrics. While listening to this song, I felt very much like I was watching a film, with a beginning that hooks you. Energetic and gentle percussion meets twangy, speedy guitar in the opening, before the percussion gains a lower, resonant pulse. As the lyrics dive into the narrative of the verse, Jude's vocals drop low into a bluesy and energetic tone. Throughout the chorus, the singing gains a powerful rasp that will have you hanging onto the magnificence of the lyrics. Get lost in this wonderful fever dream of sound that will have you locked in on its charismatic and mysterious sound. Jude York is an Australian musician whose singing, songwriting, and production talents have taken him far. His musical journey started early, with inspiring influences from his mother, an opera singer, and father, a jingle writer. From winning a Queensland Music Award to supporting Dean Lewis in his European tour, Jude's skills and catchy music have drawn the attention of listeners across the globe. His own songs have millions of streams, and he has collaborated with many other artists, having featured on Kaivon 's song "Lost Without You", Tina Says ' "Barriers", and more. Check out the links below to learn more about his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW JUDE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Perfect for the fall season, folk pop has an earthy, cozy vibe that pairs nicely with this time of year. The genre is known for combining contemporary folk sounds with pop, featuring elements like a heavy use of acoustic guitars and using folk instruments like the banjo, all while incorporating commercial pop melodies. To highlight some of our favorite moments from the genre, here are our song picks for The Best of Folk Pop. 1. Ed Sheeran - "Castle on the Hill" Known for incorporating elements of folk into his music, it only makes sense that Ed Sheeran's "Castle on the Hill" starts off our list. The upbeat, nostalgic folk pop track comes from his third studio album, ÷ , reminiscing on the tales of his upbringing in Framlingham, Suffolk. "Castle on the Hill" was a commercial success for Sheeran, debuting at number 2 on the UK charts and number six on the Billboard Hot 100. 2. Florence + The Machine - "Jenny of Oldstones" Appearing on HBO's Game of Thrones , Florence + The Machine's "Jenny of Oldstones" is the adaptation of a fictional folk song in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novel series. The track by the indie-pop/rock band is a haunting folk ballad, influenced strongly by elements of Celtic music. "Jenny of Oldstones" is one of many songs by the group to incorporate folk characteristics, earning Florence + The Machine a rightful place in this list. 3. Paris Paloma - "Labour" Perfect for fans of Florence + The Machine and Hozier, Paris Paloma is up next on our list with her anthemic folk pop track "Labour." The song is heavy hitting both in sound and its lyrics, tackling issues of gender inequality within our societal structures. Paloma laments over a powerful soundscape, narrating the story of an abusive relationship that criticizes the patriarchal expectations of women within marriage. 4. Noah Kahan - "Northern Attitude" A highly successful song from his third studio album, Stick Season , Noah Kahan's "Northern Attitude" showcases an unapologetically folk pop soundscape, featuring twangy guitar riffs, building drums, and Kahan's powerful, earnest vocals. The artist offers hope in "Northern Attitude," keeping an open mind that maybe one day his heart won't be closed off anymore. Discussing the track, Kahan has revealed that, "I was singing about isolation, about loneliness, about trying to assess who you are and where your life is going, and about accepting that and opening yourself up to love either way." 5. Yoke Lore - "Winona" Coming from his debut album, Toward A Never Ending New Beginning, Yoke Lore's "Winona" gives us a wonderfully upbeat folk-pop sound, featuring light verses and explosive choruses. The track starts with flowing banjo lines and soft vocals, building up to the powerful chorus that make you want to scream along with Yoke Lore and lose yourself in this vibrant, dynamic soundscape. 6. Gigi Perez - "Sailor Song" Her third independent release following her departure from Interscope Records, Gigi Perez's "Sailor Song" is perfect for fans of indie folk acts like Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes, and Hozier. The acoustic folk pop track has quickly become a huge hit for Perez, going viral on platforms like TikTok and earning her a spot on the Billboard Hot 100. 7. Hozier - "Shrike" Closing out our list, Hozier is known for his folksy sound, making "Shrike" an excellent note to end on. The track comes from the artist's second studio album, Wasteland, Baby! , showcasing a lush, beautiful folk pop soundscape. An unforgettable composition, "Shrike" is an acoustic ballad featuring Celtic influenced guitar riffs, tender violin lines, delicate piano harmonies, and Hozier's powerful, captivating vocals. Did you hear any new favorites in this list? Do you have any favorite folk pop songs of your own? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Electro-Pop/Rock Trio from Belgium, Scars on Louise, has dropped their long awaited and highly anticipated debut album, "TRINITY x BODY", exploring themes of finding yourself and inner struggles with identity. TRACKLIST Devil's Home What If God...? Kings of the Night Imitation Letter to My Brain Stay or Leave Dead to Me One Night Got High Snowglobe Laura on vocals/piano, Romain on guitar/vocals and Kevin on drums/piano/ukulele make up the trio we know as Scars on Louise. They've been a band together since 2017, starting out playing live at numerous concerts and festivals across Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. They officially released their first single in 2018 titled "No Way Out" and have been consistently releasing singles since, as well as a live album in 2022 of them performing said singles at 50 Jahre BRF1 Hitparade , an event hosted by a popular radio station within Belgium. Now finally, over 7 years later of becoming a band, Scars on Louise is releasing their first ever studio album. "TRINITY x BODY" is a concept album with divine, unique soundscapes meant to dig deep into your mind and body. It's about soul-searching, and realizing it's okay to ask questions about yourself and the universe. With 10 special tracks, let's dive into "TRINITY x BODY". "TRINITY x BODY ” is more than just a debut - it's a manifesto that reflects the vulnerability and strength of the human condition. The band invites its listeners to embark on an intense musical journey that breaks the boundaries of genres and touches deeply at the same time. - Scars on Louise Devil's Home The album kicks off with the highly cinematic and adrenaline filled track, "Devil's Home". This dark electro-pop song is haunting and heavy as Laura sings about fighting our inner negativity, and in this hook's case, it's with the power of music. The soul behind Laura's tone and the high-energy production style was very nostalgic for me, reminding me of some early 2000's dance-pop and mainstream RnB songs. This was a very strong song to kick the album off with, and excites you for what is yet to come. What If God...? Next we have the single, "What If God...?". Have you ever wondered, if there really is a God out there, then why does he let so many bad things happen? How come every time you've prayed, it seems like no one is listening? "What If God...?" is about questioning the divine and struggling with having faith. It's okay to ask these questions, and I really love that we now have a song to bring awareness of that. Some of us grew up being told that God is always listening, and if we pray he will help us; but as we get older and we start to experience how cruel the world really is and our prayers continue to go unanswered, we start to feel like this isn't true, and the more we lose our faith. "What If God..."? has more of a gentle tone, with acoustic guitar, ukulele, bright synths and a very catchy drum beat. Lauren sings a melody that also has this incredible sense of nostalgia. It has an emotional and very personal feel that brings catharsis the more you listen. Kings of the Night "Kings of the Night" is a heavy, high energy pop rock anthem about owning your power and not letting anyone take you down. Behind the lyrics there's a story being told, about a boy and a girl escaping the lives that were holding them back and coming together in this love story where they now take on the world together as the kings of the night. The soundscape gives you the sense of unbreakable force and empowerment. It sounds like something you'd hear in an action anti-hero movie during a badass fight scene. The production lets the percussion have it's chance to shine, with electric guitar and cinematic synths. There's a super cool break down towards the end of the song which really adds to the anthemic effect. Imitation Today, we live in society that makes us feel like we have to look and act a certain way to be "beautiful" and "successful". We morph ourselves to match this mold in order to be accepted by others, but what nobody talks about is how badly that effects our mental health and causes conflict with our ability to have a unique identity. Trying to keep up with the world's impossible standards... it's exhausting; and nothing hurts more than having to fake a smile everyday because you feel like you're not yourself anymore. This is what the song "Imitation is about". Laura sings, "all you can do is start to be you", reminding us that the only way to truly be happy is to just be yourself, and forget what others think of you. "Imitation" has a nostalgic synth-pop soundscape, reminding me of 1989 era Taylor Swift . The uplighting melody and theme also reminded me of songs like "Brave" by Sara Bareilles . Letter to My Brain "Letter to My Brain" is a stunning acoustic piano ballad. We get the chance to hear Laura show off her voice as she sings alone with the piano, both softly and belting. The piano plays sustained chords, adding cathartic tension that you can really feel in your chest. "Letter to My Brain" is a very emotional song about reminding yourself how strong you are, and almost like a thank you note to yourself for getting through trauma and still being here. Through all the darkest times, through all the tears, through all the moments you didn't think you'd survive, here you still are. No one said it was easy, but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger - and no matter what happens, life does go on and so will you. The power this song has is so incredibly executed, especially when it only has a piano and a voice. I think it's one many can relate to, and just might bring a tear to your eye. Stay or Leave "Stay or Leave" is about not being treated fairly by people who are supposed to be your friends. However, you know your worth and you are fed up with the back and forth. Laura sings in the chorus, "Stay or leave, losing some friends isn't the end of the world...". It sucks saying goodbye to people you thought you could trust, but you can pick yourself back up and find better. "Stay or Leave" is another cinematic electro-pop soundscape, filled with drums and synths that are uplifting and powerful. With soaring vocals, a mixture of both belting and stunning falsetto, plus the overall groove and sonic foundation reminded me of the artist Sia . Dead to Me Have you ever been broken up with by someone who thinks their better off without you, but really you're the one who will be better off without them? The more time goes on, they start to realize that they ruined their chances at having a good thing by letting you go, but for you, they're not even a thought in your head anymore. This is what "Dead to Me" is about - when you're able to let go and move on, knowing that one day they'll be able to see the mistake they made. The soundscape is anthemic and empowering with a marching drum feel, a variety of synths that fill the air and a confident melody with a hook that can easily get stuck in your head. One Night Have you ever wanted just one night of your life to drop everything and do whatever you wanted? To forget about all the stress and madness in the world and have fun for once without the worry of any repercussions or what might happen the day after? This is what the "One Night" is about, and realizing it's okay to let lose every once in a while. Who knows, it just might be the best night of your entire life. This is an ethereal, anthemic electro-pop/rock song than is meant to get you singing along with the addicting, repeating "ohs". The synths and guitar shine and twinkling like stars, adding to the night-time, celestial atmosphere and theme which was reminiscent of Coldplay . Got High "Got High" is another really fun nostalgic synth-pop song, with a super catchy groove and melody. It has brassy piano riff and a popping bass that makes it stand out from the crowd. My personal interpretation of this song, is that life is messy and sometimes all you want to do is just let lose and literally, get high. When things are a disaster, you need a way to de-stress. So put on your comfort clothes, order some pizza, turn on your favorite tv show and light one up. Snowglobe Last but certainly not least, the song "Snowglobe" closes out the "TRINITY x BODY" album. In this song, Lauren sings, comparing her heart to a snowglobe; fragile and messy if you break it, but beautiful if you take care of it. For most of the song, we hear this hazy, soft electric guitar accompanying Laurens soaring and emotional vocals. Then during the last chorus, we get this big surprising twist when "Snowglobe" turns into a full blown rock song with drums, lead guitar and layers of background harmonies. It feels like you're suddenly transported to an encore at an 80's rock concert. After over seven years of being a band, Scars on Louise finally decided to release an album and they did not disappoint. I think their experience not only as songwriters and musicians but as live performers as well has pushed them to create this incredible concept project that was worth the wait. This album is a mixture of fun jams to get you up and dancing, as well as deep, relatable and emotional ballads to get you thinking. There's also songs that really heavily focus on the instrumentals and production, and then there's songs that let Lauren and her vocal talents shine. It's beautiful to hear not only the musical chemistry that these three band mates have, but the respect that they have for each other as artists and the way they each let each other have their moment through out different tracks on the album. If you loved "TRINITY x BODY", make sure to check out the rest of Scars on Louise's past 7 years of music! Also, follow them below to see what else is to come. Written By Kaitlyn Nicole FOLLOW SCARS ON LOUISE: Instagram | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | Website *Sponsored Post - Discovered on SubmitHub. A contribution was made to help create this article as part of a promotional campaign.

SOZI has just recently graced fans with her intoxicatingly sweet new single, "Darkside"! With its strong combination of indie and electric-pop elements, "Darkside" is a playful, edgy, and upbeat track that allows our imaginations to run wild and free. SOZI sets us in a laid-back, nighttime vibe that we can settle into by listening to her compelling vocals and stimulating rhythms. She passionately sings of being set free, letting loose, and immersing oneself in the moment, fully captivating every listener with her signature artistic charm. The listener can truly feel every one of SOZI's rousing lyrics as she describes herself as a "wild child" with her "eyes wide", invigorating us more and more with each verse. "Darkside" is a deviously energetic song that encourages us to get up and move our bodies, surrendering ourselves to the music. This mesmerizing piece successfully showcases SOZI's broad range as a musician all while getting stuck in our heads for the many weeks to come. "Darkside" offers such a unique experience to the listener, taking them on an exciting, spunk-filled journey. The song starts with SOZI's distant, yet ethereal vocals serenading us in the background, preparing us for the shift into the upbeat rhythm that follows. As the tempo races and the adrenaline starts pumping, the listener can't help but get lost in SOZI's addictively satisfying lyrics. Her vocal slides are pleasing to the ear and perfectly complement the edgy, techno instrumental that gives the track its lively momentum. When the bridge fully sets in, the tension begins to rise alongside our anticipation for the beat drop and catchy chorus. "Darkside" is as electrifying as it is calm, cool, and collected, creating a beautifully contrasting sound that one can play all day at max volume. SOZI, a proud LA native, has taken the pop world by storm with her fiery vocals, brilliant creativity, and astounding musicianship! Ever since she was a little girl, SOZI has exhibited a number of talents with a strong passion for music, excelling in both classical piano and songwriting! From then on, she has flourished not only as a self-producing artist but also in developing her sound into something that can be enjoyed by all sorts of crowds! Some of SOZI's most popular tracks include "Never Fade", "Jinx It", and "Summer Views", each showcasing a different aspect of her diverse discography. With her ability to fuse electric, traditional pop, and indie/alt characteristics, SOZI has become a cherished songstress, pushing the boundaries within her craft. Stay tuned for more releases and make sure to follow the socials below! Written By Pejah Carr FOLLOW SOZI: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook   | YouTube

"Haunted" by amilost is an intense and daring song about the lasting impacts of a relationship now that it's over. An old relationship can feel like a ghost, seeping into different aspects of your life. With literal language of the romance dead and burred in this track, there is a spotlight on the eerie fact that thoughts and people can linger in unforeseen ways. Playing around with power dynamics through lyrics that tease and question, the speaker shares the way her ex's voice and words remain on her mind while explaining "I though I had you in a chokehold." Allowing you to question who truly held control in the relationship, this track will invest you in its storytelling. Listeners can relate to the way this song reflects on the past, and holds onto thoughts and feelings that were created by her ex. With a tune that lives up to its title, "Haunted" mixes ambient vocals and a dark pop style. Resonant chords and Sigrid Zeiner-Gundersen's evocative high singing cloak the verse in a deeply entrancing sound, before booming strings, percussion, and electronic instrumentals meet her edgy vocals in the chorus. This song uses a fascinating intensity to push power into its sound. A breathy and spooky bridge offers a break in the forceful track to focus on the fast-paced delivery of introspective lyrics. Energizing instrumentals and the emotional delivery of the words are sure to enrapture you in the impassioned sound of this track. amilost is a Norwegian-Scottish alternative pop group based in London. Their sound uses Sigrid Zeiner-Gundersen's practiced and powerful vocals which were honed through various experiences including classical training and being a member of a metal band. Ross Craib brings his deeply moving percussion skills into the mix, with a hard rock background. Their songs have been broadcasted on stations like Amazing Radio and BBC Introducing , and have placed on Spotify's editorial playlists including Fresh Finds: Pop and New Music Friday. The duo has performed at venues like Islington Assembly Hall and Omeara , supporting artists including Tom Speight and Murdo Mitchell . Check out the links below to learn more about their music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW AMILOST: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Photo Credits: Gaby Deimeke The dangerous part of falling in love comes from the possibility of that love never being returned. One of the most painful experiences one can go through is unrequited love, and it’s a feeling that carves your insides and makes you feel abandoned. New release by artist Eraste, “Hold Me,” explores the themes of wanting a person to stay with you and love you unconditionally, but instead, they leave. “Hold Me” balances the yearning for another person while also exposing the insecurities that come to light in situations like these. The synth pop anthem understands how one can blame themselves for the lack of partnership and it’s so beautifully executed. Using energetic synth-pop sounds, Eraste creates a whirlwind of emotions with “Hold Me” and it’s truly a great track to explore those insecurities that are drawn out when one falls in love. With a song of this specific theme, that classic approach may be a simple piano ballad, but the creative choice to turn this sad tale into a danceable pop track works so well. There’s so much energy in this song and it paints the inner conflict as to what took place and leads to the constant pleading for anyone to stay. The song’s style explores the frustration of this situation consistently repeating, and you can certainly hear that in some of the artistic choices made with the production of “Hold Me.” The chorus is incredibly catchy and perfectly gets the pain of the artist across with the constant begging for the other person to love them back. There’s a lot to love about Eraste’s voice, it's sweet yet dynamic. The harmonies are a nice touch and almost represent all the different thoughts that could be going on in a person’s head when they find all their insecurities coming to the surface. “Hold Me” is a wonderful presentation of unrequited love and it’s songs like these that allow us to reflect on how we consistently blame ourselves for these situations when it isn’t our fault at all. It shows the hardships of being young and falling in love and how things don’t always go the way we want. Eraste is a self-taught musician originally from Texas whose history as a worship leader influenced her musical talents. She was heavily influenced by 2010s pop and blended those sounds with her own introspective lyricism. In 2021 she released her EP Crashing Every Party which received high praise. She’s definitely the perfect artist for those who are a fan of other notable pop artists like MUNA, Chappell Roan, Halsey, and others alike. “Hold Me” is a part of her upcoming EP Memory of Us, and the single is certainly a great way to excite audiences for this new release. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW ERASTE: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

If you've ever been manipulated by a partner, there's a song that will give you a vindicating taste of revenge with its power. "MADNESS" by AYLA is a heart-wrenching track about struggles with mental health and a relationship. These bold lyrics describe the internal struggles the speaker goes through with changes in their behavior and attitude. From there, we're let in on the reason the speaker finds themself so vulnerable: her significant other. The lyrics will have you invested in the plot and full of rage at the partner from lyrics like "don't tell me that I'm overthinking everything you said." These words empower you to feel bold and self-assured with a firm stand against gaslighting. Delicious and vindicating lyrics of revenge will captivate you with their clever phrasing and visceral imagery. This track blends AYLA's throaty, intimate vocals with a dark dance pop sound full of swagger. Heavy percussion gives the tune a sound of invigorating power that infuses movement and progression throughout the bold lyrics. Low and rhythmic singing delivers the verses, with a tantalizing vocal expression. The pre-chorus brings a high-pitched and haunting build towards the jazzy piano and catchy chorus in the chorus. Taunting and titillating, this bold track uses talk-singing that will make you feel empowered, giving the lyrics a captivatingly creepy mood. A string interlude with soft vocals draws out the intensity in the track before delving back into the edgy and invigorating chorus. This freeing and fun dark pop song will make you want to dance. AYLA is a Paris-born artist based in Germany with a wide musical range. Beyond her vocal and songwriting talents, she plays the piano, guitar, and harp. On top of music, she uses other outlets for creative expression including figure skating. Her time in the musical spotlight started early and at the age of fifteen, she performed several original songs at New York City's Lincoln Center. She collaborates with other artists, having featured on KENO's song "BABY", among many others. Her styles range from electronic dance and acoustic chill, and she brings empowering messages in her lyricism. Check out the links below to keep up with her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW AYLA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Christina Munsey’s latest single “cold september” blends together elements of misery and longing for someone you are no longer with. You still haven't gotten used to spending so many days spent without the person you loved most. Every mundane September day is spent wondering how comforting their presence would be. Small inconveniences like the cool air become frigid to you. You hang onto the words they can no longer whisper to you, lost in your own longing. When did you last have to heal with time or sleep without them by your side? It feels as though there is hope sometimes when you latch onto their words, but you know it’s always a fleeting feeling. One day you can fully move on, but for now, your days are spent longing for their warmth. Click here to listen to "cold september"! “Cold september” is an alt pop single that revolves its structure around an emotionally charged vocal performance and a nostalgic instrumental. Every lyric is sung with a low and almost spoken-word essence. Munsey’s vocals serve as the defining aspect of this single and shape its structure around it. This infectious method is said with wavering intonation which is reminiscent of the melancholy narrative and instrumentation. The primary instrument, an electric guitar with a delayed pedal effect, is reminiscent of the early 2000s, late 90s alternative rock style music. This guitar remains the star of the show throughout the entire single, being its most consistent element in addition to the vocals. Each element perfectly intertwines into an emotionally and vocally raw piece. Christina Munsey is an American singer-songwriter currently based in North Carolina. She has been aspiring to make her own music since she was a child. Some of her biggest music inspirations are artists such as Carrie Underwood and Noah Cyrus. Her first rising step into professional music was when her single “Give me a Minute” was used on the popular reality show “Love is Blind”. From this broadcast integration, this single became # 28 on Shazam’s Top 100 Pop Chart. She has been featured on over 35 international music charts and continues to rise in popularity. She is prevalent in the live music scene and has performed in music festivals as well as other venues across North Carolina. Make sure to follow her on social media and give “cold september” a listen! Written By Willow Gray FOLLOW CHRISTINA MUNSEY: Instagram | Spotify

Some of my favorite songs are the ones that channel the common jealousy we feel as women. It’s so easy to fall into the toxic trap of seeing someone with a seemingly perfect life and wish you had it too. Or struggling with deep insecurities and seeing flawless girls and wishing you looked like them. The reality is we are all beautiful the way we are and everyone has their struggles that we don’t see at face value, but that doesn’t mean we won’t always remember that. “Between Your Teeth,” is a new single by Halo Kitsch channeling all the anger that comes with jealousy. It was written as an alt-pop anthem challenging the “it girl” stereotype and the want to fit that stereotype. Halo Kitsch’s goal with this song was to connect with listeners who face the common fight with comparison and empower them in knowing it’s just a negative emotion or thought at the end of the day. “Between Your Teeth” has layers of edgy guitar riffs, punk like vocals and catchy melodies. It is an anthem for all the girls with deep rooted self doubt despite the fact that being themselves makes them perfect. Kitsch found inspiration from her waitressing job and said herself, "In the midst of those very humbling months on social media, faced with constant negativity, I found myself suddenly right back in the cyclical phases of jealousy, judgment, and justification. I spent an entire shift dreaming up this perfect girl, legs crossed, hair clean... the anti-me. And to counteract her, I began dreaming up a chorus of qualities that were one-of-a-kind, uniquely mine." I know I struggle with envisioning the ideal version of myself and wondering if I’ll ever be her and why I’m not already so I genuinely relate to this song on such a deep level. Social media is a big enemy to mental health and the way we perceive ourselves and that came as a big piece of this track. "I bet her paper cuts hurt cause she's never had it worse." If you love “Jealousy Jealousy” by Olivia Rodrigo then you’re bound to love “Between Your Teeth” by Halo Kitsch. Halo Kitsch is a 24 year old rising pop-rock artist based in Los Angeles. She writes empowering anthems based on her personal experiences and emotions she deals with throughout everyday life. Taking inspirations from the catchy elements of pop and the edge of rock she develops her own unique style that her listeners love. Kitsch sadly endured a fire that burned her childhood home down and instead of drowning in the pain, she used it to fuel her music and moved to Hollywood to start her career. Since then she has released over 20 songs and a debut EP. Kitsch strongly brings the idea of turning heartbreaks into bangers with her music and she nails it every time. “Between Your Teeth” is one of those bangers and if you resonate with it, be sure to check out all of her other songs and support her artistry. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW HALO KITSCH: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube

Immerse yourself in the excitement of reconnecting with an old flame in Boy In Space's song "Too Much To Lose". Painting an intimately enticing scene of reuniting, the lyrics take you through the intoxicating moment with wine, nostalgic music, and physical touch. Making the desire and stakes even more intense, the speaker of the song brings up doubts, saying "but we got too much to lose". Bringing up the risk of becoming involved again, the song doesn't explain why getting back together would be bad. Instead, it draws out the titillating sentiments of a forbidden love and leaves listeners to wonder at the why. Immerse yourself in the hot and romantic storytelling of this invigorating track. If you're looking for a tune that will lift you up with its ambient sound, this catchy and sweet track is sure to satisfy. Acoustic guitar and gentle vocalizing open the song Boy In Space's gentle vocals meet bass-heavy and percussive electronic instrumentals in the verse, which hits the ear like the exciting beginning of a story. The pre-chorus has a stronger acoustic sound with guitar fingerpicking, piano chords, and the vocals gaining a more rounded sound. A groovy blend of percussion and rhythmic singing will captivate you through the chorus, gifting a bright sound to lyrics of longing. Energize yourself with this upbeat love song, and enjoy its acoustic and synthpop sound. Boy In Space is a Swedish artist whose exciting pop style and unique lyricism have taken him far in his musical career. He began his exploration into music alongside his brothers, gaining experience as a musician and touring the globe over the past six years, his career as a solo artist has flourished, having toured across Europe and the United States. Boy In Space has collaborated with many talented artists like Alan Walker , Pink Sweat$ , and The Struts . His songs have amassed dozens of millions of streams, and listeners across the globe resonate with his entrancing style. Check out the links below to keep up to date with his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW BOY IN SPACE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

London's renowned street performer SATRE returns with his latest Indie-Folk ballad, "Cleanse," a beautifully crafted song that speaks to the healing powers of nature. It offers a comforting escape from the overwhelming anxieties of modern life. Inspired by the serene air of his hometown in Sweden versus the bustling life in London, SATRE hopes this track encourages listeners to seek solace in the natural world. The lyrics paint vivid imagery of escaping the chaos and finding peace amidst nature, providing a much-needed reprieve in today's fast-paced society. Musically, "Cleanse" showcases SATRE's distinctively rich and warm vocal tones that perfectly blend into the atmospheric backdrop. The song is an immersive experience that captures the essence of the autumn-winter season, making it an ideal addition to your seasonal playlist. The production is characterized by a warm, shimmering indie-folk aesthetic, with gentle acoustic guitars and ethereal harmonies that create a soothing and reflective ambiance. SATRE's ability to infuse his songs with deep emotion and sincerity sets him apart as a formidable talent in the indie music scene, as noted by AFX Radio in London. His artistic influences, including The Lumineers and Bon Iver, are evident in the melancholy and nostalgic feel of "Cleanse," which delicately balances introspective lyrics with an uplifting melody. Born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden, SATRE relocated to London in 2018 to fully pursue his career as a musician. His journey from a street performer to a rising star in the British music scene has been marked by his captivating performances and growing fan base. SATRE's music draws from the darkest and brightest moments of life, creating a deeply relatable and evocative sound. His success as one of the most acclaimed street performers in central London has provided him with a platform to reach thousands of new listeners each week. With "Cleanse," SATRE continues to build on his impressive discography, solidifying his place as a significant voice in the indie-folk genre. His ability to connect with audiences through his heartfelt and sincere music ensures that his ascent in the music world shows no signs of slowing down. Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW SATRE: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Life sometimes makes us swear to ourselves that we’d never do something again. For some, it’s a rollercoaster that they had a particularly bad experience on. For others, it’s a class they took. We make a promise to not put ourselves through that pain again, but in ROSIE and Caleb Hearn’s collaborative single “Break A Promise”, they’re all about breaking that solemn swear for the sake of a second chance. Decorated in soft guitar strings and melodic, twinning vocals, this duet acknowledges the unexpected nature of relationships, and how we break every rule we made since the last breakup so that this one might succeed. It’s that previous heartbreak that holds us back, but also spurs us to chase it– because even though it might have failed once, this new person might be worth all of it. The soundscape in “Break A Promise” will bring up memories for anyone who’s tried to convince themselves to overcome their self-made relationship rules. It’s warm, soft, and inviting; beginning with a guitar and some whistling, which set the stage for ROSIE’s incoming vocals, the track knows the exact atmosphere it’s honing in on. It is reminiscent of late nights and intimacy, and for many listeners it will speak directly to their own experiences with this exact situation. I love how ROSIE and Hearn’s vocals mingle together. They each get their own verse and chorus, attempting to convince themselves that they need to break their promise to themselves, but the song’s end brings their duet into full fruition. There’s something magical happening between their voices, and it’s easy to imagine a pair of almost-lovers admitting to themselves that their self-honesty is going to be worth it. Combine that with the songwriting, “Break A Promise” really makes its zenith feel big and towering, this thing that is larger than the song’s lovers. ROSIE and Hearn sing, “If I’m honest for you / I’d break a promise”, and I feel like that one line captures the exact message that the song is conveying, which is: I’ve been through this before, but you’re worth it. “Break A Promise” is romantic yet tentative, like learning how to love someone again and hoping that it'll be worth it in the end. New York native and singer-songwriter, ROSIE is an artist whose works are a musical study into heartbreak, love, and authenticity. It was her breakout single “Never the 1” that first garnered her the attention of Arista Records who quickly signed with her. She’s captured the attention of various celebrities like FINNEAS, Olivia Rodrigo, Charlie Puth, Olivia O’Brien, and Celine Dion– the last of which ROSIE co-wrote “Love Again” with her for a SONY film. Since her debut single in 2018 “Crash and Burn”, ROSIE has gone on to release a variety of successful singles, a 2021 debut album entitled “20mg of Happiness”, and a 2023 debut EP entitled “5 Songs for Healing”. “Break A Promise” is the sixth track on her second EP “What Scares Me The Most” and is her reunion collaboration with Caleb Hearn. Caleb Hearn is a Nashville-based and North Carolina-born singer-songwriter whose musical journey began in 2019 with his debut single “Air”. His debut album, “Left on McKinney”, released in 2024 and confronts vulnerability, addressing personal struggles while combining them with folk-pop sounds. “Break A Promise” is Hearn and ROSIE’s most recent release together, so those of you who enjoyed their duet should definitely check out their last collaboration “Little Bit Better” as well as both of their discographies! Written By Alexa Leung FOLLOW ROSIE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Apple Music FOLLOW CALEB HEARN: Instagram   | Spotify