When the intensity is hot and you're craving a whole new level of connection, listen to Drew Now's song "In My Bed". Embodying the all-consuming tension and connection of a friendship that's teetering on the lines of romance, this track takes that bold and brave step of telling the other person how you feel. With a daring and playful proposition, the lyrics say "you've been everywhere but in my bed". Through the assertive excitement, a touch of fear sprinkles through with the worry that the speaker has read the signals wrong, but the lyrics don't let those pesky doubts hold them back. Perfect for listers who like the thrill of the chase or just want to live in those new-romance jitters, this track will lift you up. A dreamy mood moves through the vocals and instrumentals of "In My Bed". Drew's high and smooth singing swirls through high notes and brings an intimate breathiness in lower parts. She uses pauses in the lyrics throughout to up the edgy and invigorating intensity of the lyrics. The electronic instrumentals bring a floaty and resonant comfort through the verses, with an almost hypnotic allure. Throughout the chorus, a groovy pattern of notes punctuates each line in a way that gives a suggestive movement to the lyrics. Background vocals cushion the lyrics with an alluringly seductive sound, and an R&B-style percussion smoothly supports the song. If you're into music as rhythmic as it is bold, this is definitely a song for you. Drew Now is a Canadian singer and songwriter based in Nashville. She began her musical journey as a kid, resonating with music at church and on CD's that belonged to her sisters. At the age of 16 she released her debut EP, and has continued to write music that explores complex and vulnerable themes that listeners connect with. Drew participated in season 13 of America's Got Talent , and has written music for Grammy-winning musicians. Her high and groovy vocals, openly expressive lyrics, and indie pop style offer listeners an uplifting addition to their pop playlists. Check out the links below to enjoy her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW DREW: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook

There are very few things more vulnerable than a song begging for love, and that is exactly what roger weeks has released with “Caught in the Chaos”. With simple guitar fingerpicking twinkling in the background, weeks takes his chance to explain to his lover just how pure they are, and just how well they really work. His lyricism paints the picture of the two of them sitting side by side, and him laying his love out on the line. They go back and forth expressing faults and triumphs, and analyzing their relationship as well as the crazy world around them. Weeks stated that the soundscape was intended to feel like an intimate moment shared by a campfire, just their love and the moon up above. He certainly hits this sensitive intent, and the two are able to forget about just how dark things are when they are together. Weeks has a knack for songwriting, and his lyrics realistically depict what it feels like to be in a touch and go relationship, where you know each other inside and out, sometimes too well. He opens this track with the lyrics, "You said ‘You've been inside for a while / Can I take you away and try and make you smile?’ / A pair of lonely hearts running in the sun / Burning our bridges so we can't get back to where we started from”. So simply describing their interactions, and yet so relatable to those in this position: the need to make your partner happy while also acknowledging that sometimes you are what makes them upset. My personal favorite lyrics are the pre-chorus, which is “Turned in the crosswind, tattered and frozen / Circles that always come back to you / My anchor in the night, we wait for the storm to roll through” and the last line of the chorus: “The world might be ending, I wanna be there for you”. These lines all show just how intertwined these lovers are, and just how much they mean to each other. Knowing that even if the world was ending, that one person can make it feel okay is such a special thing, and Weeks knows their love should not go to waste. Roger Weeks hails from a small town in New Hampshire, which he thanks for the influences in his music. Raised by the sounds of the wind in the forest and crickets chirping in the summer, Weeks feel in love with music at a young age, and ties these vibes into his music. With a similar sound to Noah Kahan, Kacey Musgraves, and Lord Huron, Weeks has stated that his goal in his artistry is to create music that makes others feel less alone in life. He aims to add vulnerability and honesty in his work, which listeners have definitely felt and appreciated in his music so far. Make sure to follow the social medias below to stay tuned for more music from Roger Weeks. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW ROGER WEEKS: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

The experiences that break us apart make us who we are, and Drew Schueler's song "Happy That I Met You" gives an uplifting perspective to this truth. With a beautifully inspiring message of moving on, the lyrics dive into the hurt the speaker felt after a relationship. Calling their ex "a pressure point", resonating with anyone who understand the raw and weak vulnerability of a breakup. Spinning that vulnerability into a positive, this song will encourage you to feel gratitude for the struggles you have gone through. Whether you're clinging to the pain of a breakup or hoping to see the brighter side of things, this track will inspire you with its perspective of growth. Hurt and healing emerge through the cinematic sound of "Happy That I Met You". Drew's soulful vocals are incredibly expressive, and will take you through heartache and relief with his tone. Blending soothing piano with atmospheric electronic instrumentals, a somber mood starts the song. The sound tells a story, moving from a calmer, hazy sense of heartache to genuine understanding, and finally to an uplifting melody. Percussion wakes the soulful journey of the lyrics, and various instrumentals layer different emotions into the song. Guitar in the second verse brings a down-to-Earth sense of revelation, while violin near the end of the track brings an enlightened sense of freedom reflected by the lyrics. Fans of Shawn Mendes and Lewis Capaldi will love emotionally expressive style of this song. Drew Schueler is a Nashville-based pop artist who performs, writes, and produces music. His songwriting talents have taken him far, having won the Grand Prize in the Nashville Songwriters Association International Song Contest in 2023, on top of becoming a finalist in multiple songwriting competitions. "Somebody", a song he wrote for D.O ., debuted last year at #1 on iTunes in countries across the globe, and amassing over 33 million streams on Spotify. On top of writing and producing for other artists, Drew has a heartfelt vocal style and lyricism in his own music. Check out the links below to listen to his songs! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW DREW: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Photo credits: Adobe Stock October is here and the weather has finally been transitioning to cooler temperatures. Leaves are turning different shades of red, yellow, and orange, giving us the perfect cozy atmosphere that makes fall, well, fall. To get us in the mood for the change in season, here are Pop Passion's picks for Pop Songs For Your Autumn Playlist. 1. Noah Kahan - "Stick Season" One of many songs from Noah Kahan that are perfect for fall, "Stick Season" pays homage to a term used for autumn in New England, representing the period after Halloween before winter snow begins. The track was released in 2022 and has been a huge success for Kahan, especially after being covered by singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo . “Stick Season” is a folk-pop hit, featuring an earthy soundscape and unforgettable melodies that make it an addictive addition to an autumn playlist. 2. Florence + The Machine - "Wish That You Were Here" Released in 2016, Florence + The Machine's "Wish That You Were Here" was featured on the soundtrack for Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children , collaborating with director Tim Burton . The track matches Burton's artistic themes, focusing on dark romance and fantasy that make it perfect for the Halloween/fall season. 3. Bon Iver - "Hey, Ma" Coming from their fourth studio album, I, I , Bon Iver's "Hey, Ma" was released in 2019 as the album's lead single and was nominated for Record of the Year at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards. The track is a lovely mix of soft rock, dream pop, and folktronica, giving it a homey feeling that pairs well with the transition to autumn. 4. Fleetwood Mac - "Rhiannon" A classic from 1975, Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon" is the epitome of Halloween and fall with its witchy vibes and spooky sound. The track was written by Stevie Nicks who based the lyrics on the novel Triad by Mary Bartlet Leader, depicting the story of a woman named Branwen who is possessed by the witch Rhiannon. With the song's lore and eerie composition, it's a must-listen in October. 5. girl in red - "we fell in love in october" Released as a single in 2018, girl in red's "we fell in love in october" has been making the rounds on social media just in time for fall. The track is a blend of indie-pop and pop-rock, having a soft, airy soundscape that makes it sound like pumpkin spice and everything nice. 6. JVKE - "this is what autumn feels like" Perfect for fans of "Golden Hour," JVKE's "this is what autumn feels like" captures the essence of fall between the song's enchanting instrumentals and immersive lyricism. Depicting the magic that comes with the season, "this is what autumn feels like" has a soundscape that paints a picture, featuring flowing arpeggios that imitate the falling of leaves, tender strings that feel like a warm cup of tea on a cool day, and powerful choruses that match how fall washes the world in a golden glow. 7. The Neighbourhood - "Sweater Weather" Matching the cooler temperatures that fall ushers in, The Neighbourhood's "Sweater Weather" is an obvious choice to get you in the mood for soup and pumpkin spice season. The fast-paced pop-rock sensation comes from the group's debut studio album, I Love You , topping the charts in 2013 and making it a nostalgic pick for an autumn playlist. 8. Jack Stauber - "Oh Klahoma" Coming from his third studio album, Pop Food , Jack Stauber's "Oh Klahoma" has become one of his most famous songs since its 2017 release. The track is not necessarily about fall, but it is often associated with the season and Halloween as "Oh Klahoma" became part of a trend on social media, accompanying reels of users wearing ghost costumes. 9. Lana Del Rey - "Season of the Witch" Originally a song by Scottish singer Donovan , Lana Del Rey covered "Season of the Witch" for the 2019 adaptation of Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark . Del Rey's version of the song is a compelling combination of light and eerie, making it a charming addition to any Halloween playlist. Do you have any favorite songs for fall? Are there any in this list you'll be adding to your autumn playlist? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Meet self-reflection in an atmospheric sphere of folk pop and melodic vocality with “Trust Your Gut” from artist Maisie May. This track blends together the ear-catching effect of electronic music with the soft nature of folk music, creating a genre-bent masterpiece. “Trust Your Gut” starts off with a static-like sound, similar to an older television. This small detail sets the tone of the song – nostalgic, light, and cleverly layered. Like the implementation of this older television song in the introduction to the song, the song carries on with a balance between electronic music, folk, pop, alternative, etc. The song refuses to be defined by any genre, yet utilizes the best of mind-intriguing, complex, and beloved genres. In its entirety, “Trust Your Gut” is a song of a quality that has the power to put Maisie May into a different music playing field. This track has a sound that brings scenes of comfort to mind. May’s both kind and powerful vocals give “Trust Your Gut” the sensation that I believe every song should have – a personal touch. While listening to the track, you can hear the sadness in her voice for the person she once was/has been. In addition, you can also hear the grace that she has for herself. The lyrics detail the confusion and difficulties of figuring out life, changing over time, and the struggle one has with themselves. May does a brilliant job of being honest, showing growth, and self-awareness as well as maturity through this in-depth and raw lyricism. “Trust Your Gut” discusses both the hardships and joys of life, and May carries her voice in a way that shows the balance between navigating happiness and sadness. The overall sound of the song reflects on this as well – the mix of both electronic instrumentals alongside soft guitar specifically show the range of reflection May has brought through this song. Maisie May is an artist based out of Los Angeles, California. Outside of making music, May works as a server at her restaurant job. She spends the 1-hour commute to her job in her beloved 24-year-old Mercedes Benz, listening to demos she’s working on and daydreaming about romance. May’s life involves a blending of caffeine, love, obsession, artistic collaboration, brain-numbing work, blind faith, and a rude amount of gasoline. Since moving to Los Angeles from New York in 2023, May has released two EP’s – “2much2give” and “Flirty Masochist”. Most recently, May released the single “Trust Your Gut”. Currently, she resides in Los Angeles and is actively working on releasing new music. Written By Madison Spies FOLLOW MAISIE MAY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

A gutsy and awe-inspiring message of power comes from Alicia Lov's song "HEADACHE". This is a revenge anthem, seemingly post-breakup. It scratches that darker itch of wanting to get back at someone who wronged you, and anyone who needs an outlet for their frustration will be intoxicated by the indulgence in this song. With a vow to remain in their ex's vision or mind, the speaker threatens to be the manipulator behind their demise. An invigorating feeling of control will overcome you as you draw power from the mastery of the flipped scripted in the lyrics. In its own exciting way, this song asks the ex, 'so who's the weak one now?' When you sing along to this track, bask in that delicious taste of power in its lyrics. Groovy electric guitar brings an edge to the dark pop sound is contrasted by bright percussion, and complimented by Alicia's confident vocals. Her singing starts off with a cool and assertive tone with its conversational low notes, before rising to a higher pitch and faster pace with the self-reflective switch the lyrics take. The chorus is a catchy blend of instrumentals and vocals that take on an almost hypnotic feeling with its daring lyrics. A slight vocal distortion emphasizes a quiet threat in the lyrics, adding a tantalizing texture to the track. The second verse begins with slightly muted vocals as though they are filtered through an old radio, while Alicia's vocalizing layers smoothly and clearly over top before the lyrics take over with full force. A seductively enticing auditory journey takes place when you listen to this song. If you're a fan of music that will get you heated just as much as it will make you dance, "Headache" is a song for you. Alicia Lov is a genre-blending Spanish-Canadian artist who draws on pop, alternative, hip-hop, R&B, and Latin subgenres in her style. On top of her talents as a singer and songwriter, Alicia further envelops herself in music as a dancer. Over the past four years, she has put out singles that showcase her unique style and have amassed tens of thousands of streams on Spotify. Listeners deeply connect to her intimate and personal storytelling through her lyrics, and enjoy the authentic identity that shines through her sound. Check out the links below to learn more about Alicia and listen to her music! Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW ALICIA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Thriving in an environment of anonymity, Mira Housey's song "Nobody Knows My Name" loops you into the thrill of being unknown. In a French club, seeking fun free of identity, the speaker craves an escape. The setting of the song inspired by Mira's solo trip to Europe, and a nod to her top streaming city: Paris. A need for change and longing for consequence-free enjoyment make this song a relatable escape. The setting of a club truly amplifies the hope of being lost in a crowd and remaining unknown, soaking in the solace of flirting and dancing. Taking comfort in pressing pause on all that comes with being you, this song will enrapture you with its escapist message. Ominous and exciting violin brings an invigorating pulse to this tune, grounding the percussion in its fast-paced energy as the instrumentals build. Mira's rhythmic vocals embody the dance pop beat of the song. Her incredible range supports enchanting lows and highs throughout the melody. As the song continues, electronic instrumentals layer on patterns of notes and dimension that will make your body move. Background singing through the verses and the end of the chorus create a rounded sound that makes vocalizing throughout the song emerge with an incredible breadth. Fans of dance pop will love the textured violin-heavy energy of this song. Mira Housey is an LA-based artist from Detroit whose musical journey began with prodigious piano skills and developed into a larger career of writing and producing pop music. As an independent artist, Mira cultivated a fan base of people who truly resonate with her music through live performances in Michigan, forming a band, and sharing her music with the wider community on social media. Exploring beyond her classical roots, her style is an R&B-influenced pop. Mira's music holds an upbeat and exciting pop sound that has been featured on several Spotify editorial playlists like Fresh Finds and young & free. Check out the links below to learn more about her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW MIRA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

If you’ve ever found yourself crushing over a guy that toyed with your emotions and you never knew what you guys were to each other, “Pretty Boys” by Caroline Romano is for you. The song dives into the complexities of situation-ships and how it can lead to heartbreak instead of love.  The beginning of the song transports us to a Halloween party where Caroline saw the guy she likes kiss another girl right in front of her. As the song progresses and the more she explains his actions and personality, it’s almost like he kissed that other girl in front of her on purpose. Caroline says that she’s typed out a list of obscenities and things to get off her chest, but deletes them before she can send it. She does this because she reminisces on happy memories and can’t imagine hurting him the way he hurt her. Drafting out a text with all the things you want to say can be therapeutic but then deleting the message leaves your true feelings in a vault where they will never come to the surface. “When you say we’re just friends you mean it” is the realization that there’s no moving out of the friend zone even if deep down you believed there was a chance. There will always be something more between them but he will never admit it. The “Pretty boy blues” that she sings about describe his playboy mentality. He is stringing her along but somehow he is the one she cares more about.“Lying to your one real truth/ That’s what pretty pretty boys do” is a powerful lyric. It’s saying that he won’t face the truth and admit his real feelings, instead he will continue to go around a mess with other people so he’s not the one hurt in the end. The rest of the song goes through more of his actions where she says “you had the nerve to act surprised” that he got caught but then contrasts it with “I hate how you make me forget” which shows that his charm can trick her into forgetting all the bad things he put her through. “I never got the castle, just the ruins” sums up their relationship because he led her on for ten months and while she thought they would be in a relationship (which is symbolized by the castle), it just ended up in ruins.  The song opens up sounding like a record scratch which gives me the illusion of a story beginning. The song flows nicely because it paints us a picture of what’s going on to make us feel like we are right there with Caroline. Produced by Taylor Dubray, “Pretty Boys” by Caroline Romano is the perfect song to describe liking someone so much it hurts. This song fits perfectly in the alt-pop genre. There were stylistic choices in the production that elevated the song, like hearing background noise at a party where people are talking which made me feel like I was at the party too. The reverb and instrumentation also drove the song forward. Caroline’s tone was a combination of angst and hurt which perfectly portrayed the rollercoaster of emotions these situations bring. Caroline Romano is a singer and songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. She has over 41,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Her collaboration on Lost Star’s “I’d Rather Die (feat. Caroline Romano) amassed 512,682 streams on the platform. Romano released her debut album “Oddities & Prodigies” in 2022 and has been releasing music since 2017. Romano is the self-proclaimed “loudest sort of introvert” and has been releasing music that is relatable for this generation. She uses her voice to express her takes on romanticism, hope, modern love and all the complexities that come with it. She’s definitely a rising star. Check out “Pretty Boys” and give it a listen! Written By Alexa LaMalfa FOLLOW CAROLINE ROMANO: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook   | YouTube

“Montego” is the newest single released by Carol Doche and Wiz Khalifa. The catchy song contains a tale of love and devotion blended with clever cultural references. The title of the track, “Montego” is likely referring to the illustrious Montego Bay in Jamaica. This location invokes imagery of paradise and happiness in relationships. The lyrics portray a love which is stable, “No, you never rock the boat/ you help me stay afloat,” and unique, “It’s rare, this thing we found/ like a diamond off the ground.” Together, Wiz and Carol bring an electric flair to the song which makes its chorus feel playful, feel-good, and relatable to many a happy couple. The merger of Carol Doche’s vibrant style to Wiz Khalifa’s cool, calm, and collected rap style creates a uniquely enjoyable listen. This pop gem is getting a warm embrace from U.S. radio due to its infectious laid back and creative sound. Due to the impressive resume of both artists and their teams, it was a given this track would be impeccably produced. Comprehensively, “Montego” is stylish and danceable. It feels like the type of song that’s meant to be blasted while the windows are down. Wiz’s ad libs are dynamic and fun, and when paired with Carol’s crystal clear vocals, “Montego” is a trend-setting track. Singer-Songwriter Carol Doche, recently discovered by Grammy-Winning producer RedOne , is ecstatic about her new single “Montego” and its Wiz Khalifa feature. Originally from Boca Raton, Florida, Carol takes musical inspiration from many 90’s pop and R&B icons and puts her own modern twist on songs. Pittsburgh-native Wiz Khalifa launched onto the scene in 2006 with his debut project entitled, “Show and Prove.” One year later, he would sign to Warner Bros and release his infamous hit, “Say Yeah.” This single is ultimately what would launch him into the spotlight. Within Wiz’s 22 years in the limelight he has appeared on the Billboard Top 100 several times, perhaps most notably for the influential track “Black and Yellow.” If you loved Carol Doche and Wiz Khalifa in “Montego,” follow both of them on the social media we’ve linked below! Written By Casey Hascup FOLLOW CAROL DOCHE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube FOLLOW WIZ KHALIFA: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

'A Late Night Mantra' gives us an inside look into how it feels and what it looks like to reflect on a past relationship that keeps you up at night. Matt Sahadi shares his experience wrestling with this and promising himself that he will move on when night's over and day breaks. Ultimately, in the end we draw the conclusion that he knows himself better. The song says, "I chase your shadows down hallways / I might be going insane / I'm wondering where you are / I'm wondering where you are." This gives us a glimpse into what it might look like to reflect on the past. Later, the song says, "Maybe tomorrow / I'll look in the mirror / I'll let you go / But I know better." We can gather that while he wants to let go and move on, he's stuck reminiscing about what it was and what it could have been. Matt Sahadi gave us a piece that forced us to think deeper than surface level, the song is on the softer side and it moves fairly slowly. By having it move at a slower pace it gives the listener the time to really wrap their heads around the deep lyrics. It's almost like Matt Sahadi is holding our hand, and walking us through the piece. He combines drum machines, delayed guitars, and synthesizers into the song, which helps maintain a somber mood. Once the lyrics are introduced, we get to experience Matt Sahadi's low and deep voice, which keeps the listener calm and engaged throughout the song. All of these elements come together to create a soothing yet sad song that the listeners can easily relate to and understand. After spending time touring and releasing two successful EPs, Matt Sahadi gives us 'A Late Night Mantra.' He draws inspiration from bands like The Cure, The War on Drugs, and Fontaines DC. Matt Sahadi has been hailed as the new future of rock n roll in Nashville. One popular aspect of his music has been the familiar sounds that came out of the synth-wave era in the 80's/90's. His lyrics have been said to spotlight the real problems that people face, and the ability to change. Many have stated that his music is for the heartbreakers, the soul-searchers, and dream chasers. For those of you looking to get more out of life, or those that crave deeper meaning, I would recommend giving Matt Sahadi's music a listen. He brings a fresh sound for those wanting something more! Written By Destiny Rundquist FOLLOW Matt Sahadi: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

Trying to change who you are to fit someone’s idea of you is exhausting. They take more than you can give and you’re left questioning who you even are. Rae released her new song “Fallen Angel,” which in her words is inspired by individuality. This track is produced by Anthony Rankin (ANTi) and it contains all the beautiful and eerie elements of an iconic dark pop track. Rae’s vocal performance and her harmonies add the Angel into ‘Fallen Angel.’ This song gave me chills from the start with it's impactful message of self worth and the artistic choices that brought it to life. Rae stated “Fallen Angel” centers around the theme of self-reclamation in spite of those that try to change you for their own sake. There’s been so many times where we have turned into a blank canvas for someone else to paint instead of picking up the brush ourselves. Rae used this song to empower people to be unapologetically themselves and never change for anyone. “Said I would be forgiven, but I never needed to be saved.” She writes about her journey with understanding the sacrifices made and realization that she has to live for herself. Rae picked herself off the ground and learned from past mistakes and shared the experience for anyone who needs to hear it. ‘Fallen Angel,’ is a must listen to song, especially if you’re fans of Ava Maxx or Billie Eilish. Rae was formally known as Rachel Philipp but recently changed her artist name. She is a singer-songwriter and an incredible producer. She has built a lot of experience in this industry working behind the scenes as a vocalist and ghost writer. Rae has stepped into the light to share her raw and authentic self. Rae started releasing her own music this year with her debut single "Panic." She now has three tracks out and plans to keep the momentum. "Fallen Angel," was co-written by Kate Ryder and it's a message we all need to hear. Check out the song and all Rae's socials below to stay up to date with future releases. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW RAE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"you watch me break" is the newest single by brooke . Produced by Zone Diem , this is the first song they have released together. Through her euphemistic lyrics, brooke discusses the toxicity of someone she knows and how it affects her. She describes this as the use of alcohol, with the lines "But your liquor is gold // Got some more now I'm drunk on my own". She details in the song about how this person is bad for her, diminishing them and herself, singing, "You watch me break // You watch me break my heart". Instead of this person breaking her heart, she says she is doing it herself because of the negative presence this person is in her life. The electro-pop influences are persistent throughout "you watch me break". It starts with a futuristic synth that wafts back and forth in the left and right speakers, and then the beat drops into a deeper, bass-heavy synth. Everything about this song is reminiscent of early 2010s mainstream music, including brooke's amazing vocals. "you watch me break" is something you would hear at a nightclub and/or on your hot pink iPod Nano. Zone Diem is obviously a very talented producer, doing a fantastic job with the production of this song, as well as brooke singing on it. They make a great musical team and should continue to make more songs together. brooke is a singer, songwriter, musician, and producer from Boston, Massachusetts, and is based in Brooklyn, New York. She began her music career as a drummer and then shifted into music production. In 2020, she released her debut single "iris". Her discography consists of self-made songs, including "another day" and "in the clouds". Zone Diem is a music producer from Finland, who has produced for and made multiple songs with Zaybeezy , including "popstarz !", "now they see .", and "glitz ain't gold !". brooke and Zone Diem are both very talented and incredible musical artists! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW BROOKE: Instagram | Spotify FOLLOW ZONE DIEM: Instagram   | Spotify