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- Review: "If You Don't Go" - Simone Govender
Simone Govender's “If You Don’t Go” emerges as a beacon of melodic inspiration in the pop music landscape, encapsulating the determination and spirit that underlies the pursuit of dreams. Released on June 21st, Govender’s anthem radiates with poignant lyrics and a soulful composition that synchronizes beautifully with the message of tenacity and hope. With its captivating blend of rhythms and heartfelt delivery, "If You Don’t Go" confronts the all-too-familiar feelings of doubt and the daunting specter of comparison. Simone reflects on the tumult of the artistic journey, where the path is often obscured by shadows of uncertainty. Govender expresses that the trials faced along her career trajectory have only crystallized her resolve and sharpened her creative vision. Within these verses and choruses, Govender finds a newfound strength. Her voice, undulating with both vulnerability and fortitude, imparts a transcendent quality to the track—its crescendos act as rallying cries for listeners tied down by their own insecurities. This latest offering is not just a song; it is an intimate narrative spun from Simone’s own trials and triumphs—a reminder that "nothing worth it ever comes easy." Through the nuanced layers of "If You Don’t Go," listeners are compelled to not merely traverse their challenges, but to embrace them as integral to their stories. The single, steeped in Govender's resonant sound that draws inspiration from a diverse range of illustrious artists like Ed Sheeran and Coldplay, signifies a meaningful juncture in her voyage toward her next album. The influences of these artists weave through "If You Don’t Go," bringing a depth of emotion akin to Brandon Lake and Naomi Raine’s spirited soundscapes. Govender has successfully fused the passion of her South African roots with the universal language of aspiration and authenticity. Moving beyond the single, "If You Don’t Go" lays the groundwork for Simone Govender’s upcoming album, which promises to be a tapestry of musical evolution, spotlighting her journey of inner growth and artistic identity. As the single radiates from speakers across the globe, Simone Govender affirms her credentials not just as a musician but as a poet of real life, an artist whose upcoming works are eagerly anticipated by an expanding audience captivated by her storytelling prowess and her enchanting melodies. Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW SIMONE: Instagram | Spotify | X | Facebook | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "Chemistry" - Mattia Pironti
Sometimes you just can't help but be drawn to someone. It may or may not be love, but it's clear there's something chemical pulling you together and into their orbit. Mattia Pironti expresses this beautifully in his single, "Chemistry," reflecting on a situation where he feels inexplicably infatuated with his love interest. He notes in the lyrics how he doesn't fall in love easily but finds himself craving the presence of this special someone, explaining the feelings by singing, "It’s just chemistry between you and me." One of three singles released by Pironti this year, "Chemistry" is currently the artist's top song on Spotify. A blend of indie and commercial pop, Mattia Pironti delivers a captivating performance on "Chemistry." The track features Pironti's smooth vocals, infectious melodies, rich harmonies, and driving beats, creating an upbeat and memorable soundscape that reflects the joy the lyrics depict. Energetic and playful guitar riffs round out the song's composition, adding a flavorful layer to the compelling instrumentals. "Chemistry" balances the laid-back verses with explosive choruses, keeping listeners hooked from start to finish. Having a sound similar to today's pop icons, "Chemistry" feels inspired by acts like X Ambassadors and Ed Sheeran. Based in Montreal, Canada, Mattia Pironti is a pop singer-songwriter on the rise. The artist began his journey in Israel, competing on the hit TV show The Voice Israel and being coached by Aviv Geffen. Pironti later went on to move to Boston, attending Berklee College of Music until he left the area to perfect his live act in Italy. He performed several live shows in historical cities like Florence and Rome, drawing in crowds of up to 300 people. Building a strong catalog of music, Pironti has since recorded a full-length album and several EPs, drawing on the connections he made during his time at Berklee. Some of his popular releases include "Somebody Else," "What's Wrong," and "Don't Stand a Chance." Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW MATTIA PIRONTI: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube
- Review: "just a friend." - Lánre
just a friend. is the latest track of Lánre's 2024 EP, Up All Night , which is a "collection of stories and situations that have kept [him] up at night". This latest single delves into Lánre's "insecurities about dating" – more specifically, the burgeoning star's penchant for always settling with "just being friends with people, versus going for what [he] really want[s], a relationship". just a friend. is a rousing call to arms for his audience "to not give up on what you want in life" and to "just go for it". Lánre cites his own personal hesitation when it comes to the dating scene and the excuses he would make to avoid any possibility of rejection, as the motivating factors for crafting just a friend. Luckily, the young star in the making isn't "afraid of that anymore" and is finally ready to "find love and a partner". The effervescent beat heard throughout just a friend. was cheffed up by producer, and close personal friend of Lánre, Mileage. The entire production of this track is thoroughly intoxicating for the listener, as it pairs well with Lánre's relatable lyrics and emotionally charged vocals, rendering the single both "big and intimate at the same time". This up-tempo pop single is extremely catchy and highly infectious, in the sense that it's near impossible for it to not get stuck in your head after listening/sharing it with others. just a friend. gives big Usher and peak Beyonce vibes with how clean and addictive it is from start to finish. All said, this is a marvelous tune from one of North America's more exciting talents who is quickly ascending the pop music hierarchy. Lánre, real name Olánrewaju Keyede, is a singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia with a refreshingly enigmatic style and over a million streams worldwide. His music is heavily influenced by iconic popstars of the past – like Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake, and Chris Brown – with a sound that is best described as an amalgam of RnB, Pop, and electronic. Lánre began cooking up music in his hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey at the young age of ten; since then, he's seen his discography close in on almost two million streams, gone on multiple tours throughout the US and Europe, and received airplay on BBC Radio. Thus far in 2024, he's released five out of ten songs from his latest EP, Up All Night , with plans to drop the next five singles over the coming months. Written By Dan Caddigan FOLLOW LÁNRE: Instagram | Spotify | Website | Facebook | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "Unsad" - Dani Stacy
Dani Stacy released her new single “Unsad.” This song is an empowering self anthem about her learning to live and find happiness after a breakup. She brings a sassy edge enhancing the “I don’t care anymore” feeling. The track has a subtle folk vibe in a mix of strong pop. Dani has amazing vocals with a little bit of a rasp that itch the right part of your brain. “Unsad” is the positive post breakup song we all need to hear. It’s hard to find yourself again, but nothing feels better than when you do. “Unsad” has catchy lyrics and melodies that have you wanting to jump around your living room and sing at the top of your lungs. Her message of self love leaves you feeling confident and resilient. Dani wrote, “You took the fun out of everything, I’m don’t living like that.” Celebrating independence is so necessary and she hit that point hard. We can’t search for love in others, we have to find it within ourselves. “Safe to say that I’m awesome yeah I’ve been blossoming” is a line I’ll be singing to myself in the mirror anytime I feel sad. Dani created the post break up song of the summer with this one. Dani Stacy is a singer-songwriter from Hanford, California. From a young age she spent hours in her bedroom writing songs for only herself to hear until one day she decided she wanted to be heard. Dani practiced songwriting constantly and worked on performing to peruse a career in music. She was voted “Best Female Artist” in Ventura County and participated on season 25 of The Voice. Dani is an incredibly talented writer and you can hear the passion in every song. She created a vertical music video that is on her YouTube linked down below. Go checkout “Unsad” as well as Dani’s other music, she has plenty for you to listen to. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW DANI STACY: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube
- Review: "Always Be My Almost" - Emily Fields
A song for anyone who has missed their chance, or had someone that slipped through their fingers. A once-in-a-lifetime love that got away. Emily Fields dolefully lyricises the emotions of lost love in her latest single, “Always Be My Almost.” The singer's voice reaches all our hearts with its raw emotion and pensiveness. She laments over a love that leaves one continuously in a loop of memories and someone whose absence is felt in every corner of your world. The grief is felt from the moment her first verse hits our ears: “I feel lonely to my bones / Even home don't feel like home.” Regret and nostalgia envelop the mournful melody, evoking heartache in each line and conveying remorse through her melancholic voice. "We were built on borrowed time / Never made to last.” Wishing earnestly for more time, we can feel her solitude throughout her song. Lyrically Fields paints a vivid picture, a complete story, one that is so heartbreakingly real it cuts to our very core. She describes the loss in a way that makes us feel like we've experienced it ourselves. Swept together in urgent and gentle piano keys, “Always Be My Almost” is a broken-hearted ballad, built on pop rhythms and reverberations. Her voice sounds hollow from painful memories but moves through the song with heavy sentiments. Time almost becomes tangible as Fields takes a stop at various memories along each verse, catching each piece by piece, as we can hear the emptiness in her voice. “Always Be My Almost” is sinewed together by Field’s deeper and soulful voice, one that denotes strength despite all turmoil and pain. Fields hints at hope for a future where memories become fond rather than painful, as matched pop waves carry the tracks' sorrowed piano keys. “Always Be My Almost” takes a step back from the upbeat and heavy pop sound Fields has released before, as the track is her most forthright and authentic piece yet. The song pays homage to the popular heart-wrenching Netflix series, One Day , and the relationship between the characters of Dexter and Emma. In her songwriting, Fields pulls from musical inspirations such as Adele, Olivia Dean, and Lewis Capaldi. Growing up, Fields learned to sing by watching TV shows and participating in gospel choirs. Her voice can be compared to artists like Tori Kelly and Ariana Grande. She often performed choir vocals for artists like Stormzy, Rita Ora, and Emeli Sandé. Her debut single, “17,” released in November 2022, quickly rose the iTunes pop chart reaching an impressive 21st spot. With a soulful voice and beautiful storytelling lyrics, Field's “Always Be My Almost,” is a moving scene that captures the essence of both loss and beauty in life. Written By Mia Chavez FOLLOW EMILY FIELDS: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Bandcamp | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: “Forever” - Ok Cowgirl
I’m not sure if I’ve ever been exposed to dream-rock before today, but I have to say, I’m definitely a fan. Ok Cowgirl recently released their single, “Forever”, a single for their upcoming album "Couldn't Save Us From Your Gut" which will be out on August 16th! “Forever” is a soft and meditative song about the “what ifs” surrounding ending a relationship. I especially love the lyric, “If I love you but still dread feeling I have to see it through / does that mean I shouldn’t stay / will this pass, is it a phase.” I won’t lie, when I first heard this song, it reminded me of the theme song for Grey’s Anatomy, so I was immediately interested in hearing more. I feel like I could sit and daydream for hours to this song. Like I said before, this song is perfect for daydreaming. I think it’s due to the dreamy, soft vocals from lead singer, Leah Lavigne. But also, I think the accompanying band only pushed things over the top, leaving us with this perfect example of how a song can make one ponder and reflect. I genuinely loved everything about this song, but I can also say that I’ve never heard anything like it, either. Most of the music I listen to is either by mainstream pop stars or opera tenors. But do I dare say I can now add “Forever” to my favorites playlist? Yes, and I absolutely did. Ok Cowgirl is a NYC-based band made up of lead-singer Leah Lavigne, along with Matt Birkenholz, Jake Sabinsky, John Miller, and Ryan Work. They began releasing music back in 2020, with the release of their debut single, “Get Gone”. Since then, they have gone on to release a handful of other singles, and two EP’s. The band loves putting on liver performances, and are even currently on tour! Ok Cowgirl has one of the most unique sounds I’ve ever had the pleasure to study. I quickly fell in love with “Forever”, and I wouldn’t be surprised if I grew to love their other hits as well. I highly recommend everyone goes and listens to “Forever”. I can’t lie when I say it’s perfection. Written By Isabel Mays FOLLOW OK COWGIRL: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook | YouTube
- Review: "Coming Back For More" - LAUREL
From the newly introduced album titled “PALPITATIONS”, the track “Coming Back For More” from artist LAUREL is guaranteed to make you come back for more of her sound. With pop and alternative fusion in this calming, yet upbeat, track, it is the perfect addition to any summer-like playlist for this season and beyond. LAUREL’s unique blend of her shape-shifting voice, along with dazzling elements like beachy guitar strumming and the echoes of slow clapping, has brought something (once again) new to the table. Similar to the sound of this track, the opening lines of “Coming Back For More” invite you to witness an exciting connection. Detail-filled phrases such as, “Lightning, you make me feel things,” and, “Run away with you, could be my lifeline,” make your heart thud in your chest with butterflies and nerves of excitement as the track opens. As the song progresses, the energy of thrilling love and the embracement of youthful emotion and experiences flourish throughout the lyrics and sound. From LAUREL’s cooing of, “Ooh baby, ooh, baby, more,” to her insistence of, “Say the words and I’ll be yours now, there’s a direct and enthusiastic nature that automatically hooks you to the song. In 2020, LAUREL’s track “Scream Drive Faster” took over my life and became one of my most listened to songs of that year. While quarantining with my parents at the age of twenty, lost & confused about where things were going and how I felt, this song transported me to a place where I found comfort and joy. Since then, LAUREL’s music has been in my rotation quite often, and I’ve discovered that there’s always something fresh and different with each song she executes. With “Coming Back For More,” I was pleasantly proven again that LAUREL is doing something that deserves the pop spotlight alongside artists like Billie Eilish, Lorde, and Gracie Abrams. With both soothing and powerful vocals and electronic, yet naturally sounding, backing instrumental aspects to her music, LAUREL is an artist to immediately add to your dance playlist and keep an eye out for. In “Coming Back For More," LAUREL once again transported me to another place and made me forget my surroundings. While listening to the song, I was taken to different, exciting places that created energy in my feet and painted a smile across my face. I pictured places like the beach – where I can run, the front seat of my car – where I can sing and be myself, and the city – where there are endless possibilities, and anything can happen. It’s very special to have a song deliver you to another place as this one does, and it is one of the many reasons why I cannot recommend LAUREL’s music enough to people. LAUREL is a singer, songwriter, and producer from Southampton, England, now based in Los Angeles, California. Her music is a kaleidoscope of wonder – ranging from dream pop to grunge-laced folk. Themes and inspiration from the 80’s as well as club music/EDM qualities can be found in her image & sound, bringing a sense of nostalgia to listener’s ears. In addition, LAUREL takes modern trends, instruments, and sounds and infuses her music with them – making her music a fantastic realm to explore both old/nostalgic and new/modern elements of pop music. Signed to her first major record label at age 18, LAUREL has since evolved as an artist by every piece of music she has released. She leads her projects with an approach that makes her music a blend of differing genres, purposely not adhering to any sort of strict “pop-formula” and creating music on her own accord. With the release of her second album, “PALPITATIONS”, LAUREL continues to pave her own way through the music scene with content that is layered with complexity and beautiful indie-pop madness. Written By Madison Spies FOLLOW LAUREL: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook | YouTube
- EP Review: "By My Side" - Penny Roox
Penny Roox mesmerizes audiences with her newly released EP, By My Side. The alt-pop soundscape transports the listener to a dreamy atmosphere. Her ethereal vocals are reminiscent of folk-pop legends such as Lana Del Rey and Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. From personal stories to narratives experienced by those close to her, Roox connects with her listeners through emotional lyrics that come straight from the heart. Her poetic lyricism and whimsical instrumentation captivate them from the very first song and stay with them until the last. Track List By My Side Baby Blue Pop Song Garden Of Eden When This All Ends Roox is a Dutch alt-pop singer-songwriter. She made her debut in 2021 with her single, “Mean”. The stunning track garnered well-deserved airplay on Dutch and Belgian national radio. Then, in 2022 she released her EP, House On The Moon. In the three years since her debut, she has made impressive waves in the industry, performing at notable venues and opening for recognizable names. In 2023, she was selected for the Popronde, a traveling festival for upcoming Dutch musicians. Roox’s style is a beautiful blend of alternative pop, jazz, and folk, drawing influence from both the modern era and classic artists. From Ella Fitzgerald and Elvis Presley to Joni Mitchell and Lana Del Rey, Roox has found inspiration across all genres, creating her own iconic sound. By My Side Roox kickstarts the project with the title track. “By My Side” immediately propels the listener into the stunning soundscape. The instant she began singing, Lana Del Rey's sultry-soft influence became evident. The beautiful orchestral intro transforms into a soothing melody led by subtle percussion, beautiful strings, and a delicate piano. Meanwhile, Roox’s voice guides the listener through the wistful storyline. “By My Side” shares the story of “a summer love that ended in tragedy.” The song details a whirlwind romance that occurred in the 80s between her late aunt and her aunt's lover—before Roox was even born. Tragically, the lover was killed in a motorcycle accident. “By My Side” contains lyrics told from her aunt’s perspective where she pictures her life before this heartbreak, when her muse was still alive. She tells him: “Every day I’ll keep you by my side// I close my eyes and try to picture you alive// The sizzling heat at this time of year makes me think of you.” This brings to light the notion that your first love will always stick with you—even through death. With Roox’s captivating storytelling and heavenly vocals, “By My Side” was the perfect song to kick off the flawless project. Baby Blue “Baby Blue” begins instantaneously with Roox’s stunning voice and a soft guitar to introduce the listener to the melancholic message. The lyrics describe a special kind of heartbreak—one that happens slowly over time. And one day you wake up and realize that the love has expired. Roox describes the one thing that makes the narrator hold on—her lover’s baby blue eyes. In the pre-chorus, she introduces this with the lyrics: “But we meet eyes// The noise, it dies// They make me forget all of this.” The moment she catches their gaze, all her doubts fade away. She becomes transfixed by the ocean eyes that she initially fell in love with. “Baby Blue” is a unique storyline that showcases the inevitable fall of a relationship that is still hanging on by a thread, highlighting Roox’s remarkable songwriting. Pop Song The melancholic atmosphere continues with the soft piano ballad and stunning vocals. The production contains only these two elements for the first verse and chorus, establishing the gut-wrenching storyline. The extra sounds of the piano being played were kept in, enhancing the intimate vibe of the song. In the second verse, a soothing synth beat and electric guitar are added, slowly met by a subtle drum. The gradual build of the instrumentation accentuates the passion in the lyrics, as the story becomes more intricate and heart-wrenching with each stanza. The final chorus decreases back down to the initial soundscape, bringing the track full circle. Roox describes a relationship that always comes back for more, like a hit pop song that continues to play on the radio even after the hype dies down. No matter what she does to avoid this song, it will always find its way back to her. Roox’s clever metaphor is another excellent example of her undeniable songwriting talent. Garden Of Eden “Garden Of Eden” contains a more optimistic and whimsical vibe than the previous tracks. With a dazzling alt-rock and indie-pop blend, the track instantly caught my attention. The well-rounded song has a sultry vibe that complements the singer’s soulful voice while creating a soft rock soundscape that effortlessly resonates with her audience. The song shares a more hopeful message. One about a love that is a safe haven, a paradise—like the Garden of Eden. While the other tracks are woeful and grim, the fourth song does not share this theme. Roox reflects this with the infectious soundscape, making it an instant fan favorite. When This All Ends The final track sees the return of the somber atmosphere with a gorgeous ballad. The unique intro captured my attention as Roox’s beautiful voice sang the lyrics while stunning harmonies hummed in the background. This transitions into a classic indie-rock style with a soft piano and delicate guitar in the chorus, before decreasing to the piano in the verse. Roox’s vocal range is showcased, with stunning high notes and the use of her lower register. She chose to close the project with the most beautiful and intricate production, earning its spot as my personal favorite. From the vulnerable lyrics to the genre-blending sounds, “When This All Ends” is the perfect ending to a flawless EP. By My Side by Penny Roox packs a big punch for a smaller project. The singer has beautifully crafted an unforgettable EP filled with wonder, love, and loss. From the tragic story of the title track to the complex instrumental build of “Pop Song”, the project has something for everyone. Roox’s magnificent voice astonishes listeners, from her steady vocal control to the passion they display. Alongside her meaningful lyrics and beautiful production, the singer's undeniable talent keeps them wanting more. Make sure to follow Roox on all social media platforms to remain up-to-date with any new releases and announcements! Written By Karlee Skipper FOLLOW PENNY: Instagram | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on SubmitHub. A contribution was made to help create this article as part of a promotional campaign.
- Review: "The Change" - Madison Pais
Rising pop artist Madison Pais just released her latest track, “The Change,” on June 5, 2024. The new song tackles choosing faith over fear. Specifically, within the context of going back to a former love and being open for the change in that. The release features an electro pop production that is perfect for fans of pop icons like Lady Gaga, Dua Lipa, and Katy Perry. Whatever changes you might be going through in life right now, Pais inspires listeners to stand with their arms wide open and brave it. This was my first introduction to Madison Pais, and after hearing "The Change," I am so excited to see what she will release next. On "The Change," Pais narrates the hopeful tale of reconnected love. It offers a sweet sentiment to those who are faced with new beginnings. Some standout lyrics within this theme of simulataneously starting new and moving back include "I know faith's the only remedy for pain" and "I've been waiting on Heaven / But I'm standing at the gates." Even if you aren't on the verge of starting again with someone you once loved, you can see yourself in the eagerness and uncertainty that this protagonist faces. Complementing this is a fun dance pop production and Pais' sparkling vocals. Singer-songwriter Madison Pais began her journey into the music realm at 13 years old when she first picked up a guitar. Songwriting became an outlet for her bottled up feelings, which we can see so vividly in the storytelling and authenticitiy in "The Change." Most themes in her music follow relationships and heartbreak; these are universal experiences that allow her music to resonate deeply with listeners. If you enjoyed "The Change," make sure to check out the rest of Madison's music. You can also keep up with all the latest information on Madison Pais and her music by following the social media links below. Written By Sydney Gray FOLLOW MADISON PAIS: Instagram | Spotify | YouTube
- Review: "Memory" - Hannah Sloane
With dreams and ambition also comes fear hand in hand, and the journey to cut through those obstacles to reach your aspirations is one that isn’t the easiest. Hannah Sloane’s latest single “Memory” is a reflective indie pop track about her own difficulties with anxiety and how that has influenced her work and musical journey. The song thrives with its dreamy sounds and melodic imagery. The song evokes all those times of internal struggle, and it does so with elegance as Hannah Sloane’s strength and talent shine through. The song is soft in sound, but heavy in its lyrics and this dynamic nature really sells us Hannah Sloane as an artist. Click here to listen to "Memory" There’s an old-school tone to the instrumentals that makes you feel as if you’re dancing to a love song from the 60s, and you can definitely hear Hannah Sloane’s musical influences here. Sloane has such a warm voice that you just want to keep listening to and it really helps bring to life all that she is feeling. The conversation Sloane is having in “Memory” is one that is tearing her apart, and it clearly shows how the desire to follow dreams can be damaged deeply by anxiety. Her true self is so transparent in this song and it’s what makes “Memory” beautiful. With “Memory” Hannah Sloane has accomplished a great reflection of some of her darkest parts and it’s a great inspiration for others who have shared similar experiences. Hannah Sloane is a singer-songwriter from California who has been writing songs for a long time. She began releasing music in 2023 when she released her first single “Don’t Mind Me”. She is inspired by many different artists such as The Beatles, Lana Del Rey, Djo, and more, but her own uniqueness still shines through her work. All of Hannah Sloane’s music has a dreamy wonderland style that makes her songs addictive. It’s music that allows you to ponder and reflect on yourself and your surroundings. “Memory” has given us a great insight into Hannah Sloane’s artistry, and it will certainly be exciting to see what comes next for this young musician. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW HANNAH SLOANE: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "hope u feel ok" - Rob Eberle
Eberle's latest release "hope u feel ok" is a reflective alternative pop track that dives into theme of emotional closure. Eberle intricately narrates the aftermath of a chaotic relationship, capturing moments of lingering feelings and the longing for his ex’s well-being. The song's passionate storytelling, like an Olivia Rodrigo hit, demonstrates the essence of realizing that despite the pain and distance, there is still hope that his partner finds peace and happiness. This song will relate with anyone who has sought closure after a breakup, offering a bittersweet reflection on the past while providing a fun listening experience. *Musically, "hope u feel ok" is a dynamic blend of alternative rock and pop genres, featuring catchy guitar riffs that stand out throughout the song. The gentle acoustic strumming sets a strong foundation for the song, while subtle electronic drums give the song more of a modern pop-rock vibe. The ooo’s and aaa’s vocals in the background add an ethereal texture, enhancing the song's emotional depth. The bridge is a particular highlight, where Rob Eberle's vocals shine, and the build-up to the chorus makes the beat drop feel satisfyingly impactful, urging listeners to nod along. The production is top-notch, displaying Eberle's ability to merge personal lyrics with captivating vocals, making "hope u feel ok" a standout track in his discography.* Rob Eberle is an up and coming pop artist from Long Island, New York, who has been steadily making waves in the music scene with his distinctive alternative pop sound and powerful songwriting. With 11.2k monthly listeners on Spotify and features on popular playlists such as "sad songs to cry to" by Luisa Gaffga, Eberle is clearly on the rise. His popular releases, including singles like "Half Of You" and "ILYM," have showcased his versatility and depth as a musician, earning him a growing fan base in the pop scene. "hope u feel ok" continues this trajectory, highlighting Eberle's growth as an artist and his commitment to exploring musically. Olivia Rodrigo, FINNEAS, and Billie Ellish are people that influence his sound as an artist. As he continues to evolve, Rob Eberle is undoubtedly an artist to watch in the alternative pop genre, delivering songs that sound like they belong on today's top Billboard charts. Make sure to follow him on all socials to stay up to date with his musical journey. Written By Major Taylor FOLLOW Rob Eberle: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "All These Angels" - Ferester
“All These Angels” is created by them, a haven of peace and romance presented softly. The song offers a glimpse into a relationship. That one on one isolation that never feels lonely, but rather presents being alone as companionship. The biggest theme of the lyrics is this abandonment of the rest of the world, even heaven, because they already have it. Every low of life disappears with the sun as it sets and they take in a moment together. “All These Angels” is truly about one, and the heaven he’s brought to with her. When there seems to be nothing, the song is a reminder that there is someone to share the seeming misery with, and therefore there isn’t misery at all. The tone of the son fits its title, the instrumental being light, airy, and well, angelic. The guitar is distant and high, sounding like a memory. The storytelling and imagery of the lyricism ties this in even more so, echoes of the vocals making every statement have a dreamy after effect. The setting of the song is beautifully developed and acts as a method for displaying roles in the relationship, for instance, “taking the wheel” on a road trip. The chorus feels incredibly grounding, certainly more fast-paced than the rest of the song but in a way which connects the listener and allows for emotion rather than distraction from it. The unchanging voice, calm and low presents another form of reliability and peace that fully develops the themes of the piece. Ferester is a project and character developed by singer/songwriter Spencer O’Grady. Just as “All These Angels” presents a step away and a sense of peace, so does Ferester as a whole. The projection is largely reflective of O’Grady’s home, Aberdeenshire. The Scottish land here is breathtaking and full of the natural beauty which comes through in Ferester’s work. He transports this imagery in the same dynamic way that he presents his genre of music. Combining the natural and traditional with the modern and accessible, i.e. landscapes into sound and folk fused with pop. Follow him below and stream the rest of his newly released EP. Written By Hailey Schap FOLLOW FERESTER: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube












