Credit: Flo's Instagram After pushing their release back two weeks to accomodate Jorja’s vocal cord surgery and increase the album's promotion, Flo has finally released their highly anticipated sophomore album, Therapy at the Club. Side Effects Small Doses Cry Ugly Leak It Touche I can't be high around you anymore Sober Therapy at the Club Remedied Pose Call Me Sex in Peace Floating Miss u Missing me Don't Break Her Heart Haterbooth Flo is a three-piece British girl group comprised of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renee Downer. Despite coming from Kingston upon Thames, Hertfordshire, and North London, they managed to find their way to each other with Stella and Renee attending the same school and them discovering Jorja on Instagram. Their style is shaped by 90s and early 00s artists they grew up listening to such as Beyonce, Aaliyah, Amy Winehouse, amongst others. Known for their 2024 contemporary R&B debut, Access All Areas, they are no stranger to accolades and rave reviews. Curious to see where this album leads them? Let’s find out… The album begins with R&B and melodic rap-influenced Side Effects, a romantic cautionary tale. As we make our way through the first half of the album, we get an equal dose of pop and R&B. From synth-pop Small Doses and guitar driven Touche to the groovy R&B ballad Cry Ugly and acoustic R&B ballad Sober, it’s dynamic and shows the versatility in their musical preferences. Christina Aguilera inspired pop-R&B Remedied kicks off the second half of the album. The next three songs, Pose, Call Me, and Sex In Peace, revolve around sexual desire; therefore, they sound very sexy! We get a few more ballads about romantic relationships including Miss u Missing Me and Don’t Break Her Heart before the big finale. Haterbooth ends off on a hopeful note as it references overcoming negativity and judgement proving therapy at the club does work. Therapy at the Club is a pop and R&B album with hip hop, melodic rap, and EDM influences with top-notch production. Overall, it’s a throwback to classic 00s music which continues a lot of the trends from the 90s such as the blending of pop, R&B, and rap. They nailed the overarching theme of this album which is about the variety of emotions you feel in a club setting. Despite every quality aspect of this album, their main strength is their vocal performance. The tone, the cadence, and the melodies are all chef’s kiss. My favorites are Cry Ugly, I can’t be high around you anymore, and Don’t Break Her Heart. This is my first time listening to Flo… I’m seated. I’m very particular about my musical tastes so finding new artists is challenging. Flo is one of the only artists in recent memory that I’ve really taken to. From now on, I’ll be on the sidelines cheering their continued success! Written By Jazz Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | LinkedIn *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Credit: Apple Music After releasing last year's acclaimed EP, WWP, Tyla is releasing yet another project for the fourth consecutive year. IS IT LOVE THAT GIRL KISS IS IT FAIRY TALE DOUBLE BLIND FEEL SOMETHING RIGHT NOW MR. NONCHALANT SHE DID IT AGAIN CHANEL CRAZY OF ME I DON'T CARE HOT TUBS Tyla is a singer and songwriter from Edenvale, South Africa. Already dubbed as the "Queen of Popiano", she is known for blending pop and amapiano, a genre popularized in South Africa in the 2020s that combines several different local and worldwide genres into one. Despite debuting in 2019, she achieved major success and recognition in 2023 with her massive worldwide hit, Water. Influenced by many legendary artists including Michael Jackson, Rihanna, and Britney Spears, Tyla is carving out her own path to pop superstardom by representing amapiano and South African culture on the global stage. Now I'm curious to find out what ampiano sounds like... The album starts off strong with the R&B IS IT LOVE and continues that momentum with THAT GIRL, KISS, and IS IT, 2025’s brazilian funk hit. After the fourth song, the music gets slower, moodier, and sexier. These next set of songs, DOUBLE BLIND and FEEL SOMETHING, allow her vocals to shine their brightest. Followed up by MR. NONCHALANT, a very Britney Spears inspired track, we make our way into the final part of this album. This is where the tempo picks up again with instant classics like SHE DID IT AGAIN and CHANEL. The next two songs featuring African artists MaWhoo and Babalwa M add an extra layer of South African culture by speaking in Zulu and Xhosa, indigenous Southern Bantu languages. Finally, the album concludes with the sensual HOT TUBS. A*Pop is an African pop and R&B album with amapiano, electropop, and dance influences. The carefree nature and sensual vibe made the album an easy listening experience. The production and blend of genres are the top highlights for me because they make every song an undeniable earworm. This album really draws me in because it sounds like the perfectly curated pop albums that I’m accustomed to in America with a unique exotic flare. My favorites are THAT GIRL, KISS, and HOT TUBS. I heard Water once or twice before, but I had never actually checked her music out. Though, I’m happy I reviewed this album because she’s really talented and now I’m contemplating going to her upcoming world tour. Written By Jazz Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | LinkedIn *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

CAPPA has released her newest single, "Run Run Run." When begging for a lover to love her back, CAPPA reaches acceptance as she releases the want to teach them how to love her. Whether it'd be through the unlimited attempts to convince them to not run away or the realization that no matter how hard she loves them they'll run, CAPPA has finally had enough. Reaching a peace within the silence and no longer losing herself within her partner, "Run Run Run" explores how avoidance in love may affect partners and what acceptance sounds like after gaining the knowledge that they may never change, no matter how hard you want them to. I've reviewed different songs that cover anxious-avoidant relationships in different ways throughout my time reviewing here at Pop Passion, but I have to say that "Run Run Run" and it's persistent message of knowing you have might have nothing to do with how someone may love may be my favorite take on the topic so far. CAPPA's lyrics show how both resilient and sympathetic she is toward the partner. Her strength is both shown in being there for her ex-partner and her vocals, soft but firm. While CAPPA may have tried everything to get her ex-partner to love her the way she deserves to be love, she effortlessly succeeds in listeners (me included) loving "Run Run Run." CAPPA, otherwise known as Carla Cappa, is an American singer-songwriter. Hailing from the Philadelphia outskirts, CAPPA found her love of music at the age of seven when she learned guitar for the first time and started songwriting as a way of journaling. Having been based in Nashville and now residing in Los Angeles, CAPPA has earned critical acclaim from Entertainment Weekly, Billboard, and listeners. Becoming a major featured artist in the EDM scene and having songs be featured in Netflix, Marvel, and ads for both Victoria's Secret and Haus Laboratories, it's clear to see CAPPA isn't slowing down any time soon. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW CAPPA: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook

"feel free" by Jordan Frye sounds exaclty what the title says. The song is descriptive which is perfect for setting the scene for audience members. This specificty is also what adds to the song sounding like a perfect mix between pop and folk. It's the perfect song to capture the end of summer where bonfires become a bit more frequent. The vibe of this song reminds me of an Eagles or James Taylor song that when it comes on, you can't help but feel the reassurance that we are in this moment and only this moment. The song is warm and light making it a breeze to listen to on repeat. The song starts off allowing listeners to fully know what they're getting into. It starts off with an guitar that's been edited to kick off the energy while bringing in an acoustic guitar to mix the two genres of pop and folk. The lyrics are incredibly descriptive starting off with the ever so sly, "Met a girl out west, goes by Caroline." The uniquness of this by Jordan is such a great way of personalizing the beginning of the song while allowing it to transform into a story. The song from there really captures the perfect vibe of chilling by a fire as the summer starts getting cooler making it perfect for the next few months. Jordan Frye is a singer, songwriter and producer from California. At the age of 10, Jordan heard James Taylor and knew that they wanted that level of connection with audience members. Jordan released their first album back in 2018 and since then, they've only been building their musical empire. Collaborating with different artists from all sort of backgrounds ranging from gospel, pop, rock etc. and it shows in the music. Being able to have all of these different experiences only allow for a bigger creative vessel which shows in their music. Written By Max Macomber FOLLOW JORDAN FRYE: Instagram | Spotify | Website | Facebook | YouTube

In an electric new single, Jessmin discusses the struggles of moving on from a relationship. “Stuck in Yesterday”, released July 31st , is spunky and raw, giving the vibe of an early 2000s movie that opens with a teen in a rock band tee fresh off a breakup. However, as the track progresses, listeners slowly see Jessmin come to terms with this struggle, realizing it might be for the best. “What once felt like a forever kind of love slowly turns into the realization that moving on might be the only way forward”, says Jessmin. This track blends Jessmin’s ability to speak freely about her negative emotions with her punk and fiery soundscape, creating a unique blend that is perfect for this message. Strong, yet also empathetic. “Stuck in Yesterday” opens right away with lyrics, no intro needed. The first verse describes Jessmin waking up with a jolt, phone half dead, in a coffee stained shirt, looking at old photos of her ex. All in all, a tough position to be in. An electric guitar joins her as she flows into the pre-chorus, now talking about how her friends tell her to “let it go”. Easier said than done. The chorus explodes with a cacophony of pop rock instruments, as she sings “You said forever then you drove away / Guess forever’s just another cliche / And I’m still stuck in yesterday / But maybe I’m better off that way”. The next verse also shows Jessmin down in the dumps, replaying their favorite songs and worst fights, but by the time she reaches the bridge she appears to be coming to a clear. In the bridge, she sings, “I’ll turn the page, I'll bleach my hair / Pretend you never lived up there / In my mind where the mixtapes play / I’ll scream your name then walk away”. This growth is huge for her, and she slowly realizes she can move forward from being stuck in yesterday, one day at a time. Jessmin, also known as Jessica Mougin, was born in France and raised in the Netherlands. She attended Wisseloord Academy, developing her love for artistry and skill for shaping her own sound at a young age. Her music has turned into a way to talk about her relationships and life experiences, and she prides herself in being real and honest in her works. Jessmin is currently working on her debut EP, where she strives to blend “both the energetic and more personal sides of her music”. With several singles already released, this EP is not one to miss. Make sure to follow the social medias below to stay tuned for more music from Jessmin. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW JESSMIN: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook | YouTube

Matilde G’s new single, GELATO, is an upbeat alt/pop rock song about infatuation, desire, and emotional addiction. It is based on the universally loved Italian dessert. I have a local gelato shop that I’m obsessed with... although none of you asked for that tidbit. Anyway, the music video shows her and three others facilitating a break-in and robbery of a dessert shop in search of chocolate gelato. It’s actually quite funny how neighbors thought a real crime was taking place as they were filming. Can you imagine?! I feel that the music video is perfect for the lighthearted nature and youthful tone of the song. GELATO gives us production, instrumentation, and playful lyrics such as “I’m still licking my lips. I wanna get lost in the flavour of you. You're sweet like gelato”. “Mi sci scoglie in bocca” means it melts in my mouth. Thank you for teaching me Italian! I don’t know how, but I’ve unintentionally managed to review several commercial/mainstream projects in a row that had anywhere from one lightly seasoned rock track to a completely developed rock record. Does this mean rock is becoming mainstream again? I really hope so! If it does, I’ll never stop talking about it! Matilde G is an Italian-born singer, songwriter, and performer currently based in Singapore. She is one of the most promising new voices of the international pop rock scene having amassed over 30 million streams across 180 different countries. She released her first full-pledged rock album, Beautiful Wreckage, in October 2025. Having been influenced by Halsey, Paramore, YUNGBLUD, and Maneskin, she wanted her music to capture raw emotion, unfiltered truth, rebellion, energy, and vulnerability. I can safely say that she’s made an impression on me and I would recommend checking her out. If you need me, I’ll be listening to that rock album! Written By Jazz FOLLOW MATILDE G: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Credit: RIFF Magazine After winning Best Country Duo/Group Performance at this year's Grammys, Shaboozey returns with his highly anticipated fourth studio album. The Outlaw Cherie Lee Til Sunday High Noon Hell Is Hot Sweet Revenge If I Was An Outlaw Cowgirl Burn It Down Death of Jeremiah Walker Drunk Ugly & All Bullets & Blades Don't Count Down Lone Survivor Bounty On My Head Born To Die Kissed By An Angel The Worst of Them All Coyotes Point The Epilogue Known professionally as Shaboozey, but born and raised as Collins Obinna Chibueze in Woodbridge, Virginia. His professional name originated from his high school football coach mispronouncing his last name. He is Igbo Nigerian and Chibueze means "God is king". Having developed a passion for music as a teenger, he decided to take it seriously and release his first single in 2014. A decade later, he became well known for tying the record for the longest number one song in Billboard Hot 100 history with A Bar Song (Tipsy). He collabed with Beyonce on two of her country songs and released an acclaimed album. Now, I'm going to dive in and see where he takes his country music next... It is a concept album that tells the story of Cherie Lee, a woman seeking to avenge her father’s death. Along the way, she ends up falling in love with one of the outlaws. In the end, she chooses revenge over romance… The album sets the stage with an interlude, The Outlaw Cherie Lee, narrated by actor Jamie Foxx who makes two appearances on this album. There are several interludes spread throughout. Some of them like The Worst of Them All are instrumental whereas others like Death of Jeremiah Walker and Don’t Count Down feature actors Teyana Taylor and Sam Elliot, respectively. Notable songs include the rock-tinged Sweet Revenge, heartfelt pop country Bullets & Blades collab with Kehlani, and infectious singles Cowgirl and Born To Die. Cherie Lee’s story ends with The Epilogue sung by fellow country singer Orville Peck. The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales is a country and hip hop album infused with subgenres like Americana, folk, R&B, and rock. I love the concept and execution. The cinematic storytelling and genre bending showcased how much he has grown as an artist. The interludes added depth without feeling too long or misplaced. The same can be said for his choice of collaborations. This is one of those albums you almost have to listen to from start to finish because the songs don’t necessarily stand out on their own. Each one is a chapter of a book. If you listen out of order, you will miss the bigger picture. It made me really appreciate his creativity and musicality. It’s a well made project from start to finish and a step in the right direction for his career. My favorites are High Noon, Sweet Revenge, and Coyotes Point. Here’s how I became a fan… I’m a Beyonce fan, so naturally, I listen to everything she puts out. He was featured on two different songs on Cowboy Carter and that's how I was first exposed to him. Needless to say, I was impressed and obsessively listened to Bar Song for the remainder of that year. Shaboozey’s the first country star I ever gave a real chance and I haven’t been disappointed so far. By the way, High Noon is the official song of the upcoming college football season, so I hope that becomes another major hit for him. Outside of that, I’m just excited to see a black artist doing well especially in a white dominated field. I will always support that! Written By Jazz Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | LinkedIn *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Tiger La Flor shows her Old Hollywood and outlaw spirit in her latest single “FOREVERMORE.” This country sound glides easily with the lonely lover storyline. She’s not the damsel in distress. Tiger La Flor is the untamed cowgirl. She takes the place of the traditional old western cowboy who rides through the desert alone. It’s the dilemma between lassoing in someone special and leaving for the next town. "FOREVERMORE" stirs up the journey of balancing passion for oneself and passion for another. The Spanish guitar and the mariachi horns of Luis Daniel Vargas awaken the warmth in the song. Each string echoes the fragility of the romance and the soft femininity of Tiger La Flor. The contrast against the tambourine and kick drum in the chorus pulls together the singer’s nature. She’s as independent and ablaze as she is gentle, just like those desert sunsets. Tiger La Flor, the Japanese-Korean-American indie pop artist, has traveled from town to town, and music remains her one true love. Rock n’ roll and old films reflect her own desires. From Seattle to Barcelona, from New York to Paris, she finds herself in glamor and romance. In her latest EP, HOLLYWOODLAND, these elements take the setting of canyons, the style of snakeskin belts and boots, and the sound of Motown guitars. Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke FOLLOW TIGER LA FLOR: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube

Credit: Ilya Salmanzedah's Instagram After releasing Eternal Sunshine two years ago and starring in both Wicked films, we all assumed she would not be releasing music this year. She would go on tour and that would be that. But now, she has released her eighth studio album, Petal, showcasing her more feral and introspective side. kiss me hate that i made you love me petal stay oh well big feelings freak warning signs (interlude) like i do never get over me bad thing (bunny hop) nowhere, nobody Ariana Grande is a singer hailing from Sunrise, Florida. Having begun her career on Nickelodeon with hit shows Victorious and Sam & Cat, she released her debut album in 2013 and quickly became a household name. She went on to achieve greatness with hit after hit to the point where she has accumulated double digit number ones on the Billboard Hot 100. Known for her powerhouse four-octave range, she is constantly being featured in publications for best singers, greatest albums, and top artists. She is in rare territory with her level of influentiality and has inspired many of her contemporaries including Chappell Roan, Tate McRae, Billie Eilish, and Zara Larsson. Let's dive in to see if she's given us yet another classic for the record books... The album starts with kiss me, a song referencing empathy in society. This is a good representation sonically and thematically of what’s to come for the next half hour. The first half of the album can be described as slower yandet consistent with the syth-pop R&B lead single, the distorted R&B petal, and the album’s most pop song in big feelings being standouts. After the interlude warning signs, the rest of the album is more to my personal liking. From the trap-infused like i do about media scrutiny to the indie/pop rock standout bad thing (bunny hop), this part of the album showcases her dynamic style. She ends the album with nowhere, nobody which is a sweet ode to love. Credit: Rolling Stone Petal is a pop and R&B album with electronic, synth, hip hop, new wave, and rock influences. It goes without saying her vocals are beautiful as always. I like the general moodiness of her vocals this time around and her restraint and technique which she mastered from filming Wicked. The production creates an atmospheric world that is minimalist and quiet so it doesn’t overshadow the softer tone she’s grown accustomed to. She discusses themes like emotional exhaustion, fame, public scrutiny, complicated relationships, and resilience. Even though this is her version of experimenting, you can still hear all of her other eras in this album. petal and like i do are Thank You Next coded while big feelings sounds like it could have been on Dangerous Woman and so on and so forth. My favorites are hate that i made you love me, big feelings, like i do, never get over me, and bad thing (bunny hop). On this album, she is credited as lead vocals, producer, background vocals, engineer, recording arranger, vocal producer, and drum kit (one track compared to all tracks for the other credits I listed). It’s impressive how many hats she wore and her hard work did pay off. While I like the album, I would’ve loved to hear more experimentation. I found myself picking up on individual cadences and comparing them to other albums of hers instead of enjoying the songs as they stand on their own. Also, she described the album as ‘feral’ which I took to mean ‘intense’, but it ended up being a lot more subdued than what I expected and wanted. With that being said, I was shocked that she incorporated rock music at all. Going forward, I hope she utilizes rock in future albums and continues to grow artistically. My favorite albums in order are Thank You Next, Dangerous Woman, Eternal Sunshine. Petal is permanently planted at number four. As someone who’s been a fan of Ariana since the Nickelodeon days, getting the opportunity to review her album is too surreal for me. I don't want her to go back to her old self, but the thing I’ve always respected about her is that she always stayed true to her genre preferences. When she releases an album, you are guaranteed some amount of pop, R&B, EDM, hip hop, and trap without fail. This is her authentic, genuine self and it has not changed since her debut. And it's not just the music for me. It's her acting chops, sense of humor, and overall likeability that's drawn me in all these years. Anyways, I’m just happy to get new music from one of my favorite artists. Good music is all I can really ask for. Cheers to 16 years and counting as an Ariana Grande fan! Written By Jazz Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | LinkedIn *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Artist Piper Connolly has released her brand new single ''Body Bag" which explores the complexities of having a someone believe they've completely broken you down. It's a song that allows you to feel empowered and prove that nothing can keep you down. "Body Bag" has a pop rock edge to it that vividly paints what it's like to be backstabbed by someone you trust. The song is energetic and gritty, and Piper Connolly really becomes a rockstar on this track. What really works with "Body Bag" is it allows listeners to fee inspired by the fight that comes from the track, the fight to prove to everyone that no one can simply take you out. The first thing that comes to mind when you listen to "Body Bag" is how great of a rock voice Piper Connolly has. We see a great vocal performance from her on this track, especially during the chorus. As you listen to "Body Bag" it does feel like our main character is being hunted down, almost as if they live in a horror film. You can see a lot of this in the lyrics imagery, and the style of the song adds to the horror aspect as well. As previously mentioned, there's a lot of fight in this song, the speaker constantly reiterates how they will break out of any box anyone puts them in. "Body Bag" isn't just an anthem for standing up against backstabers, it's also an incredibly fun song. It's a song you want on repeat because of how addictive it gets. Piper Connolly is an artist based in Los Angeles who has been credited for her passionate songwriting and her distinct musical style. She is heavily inspired by the classic early 2000s pop-rock sounds, but she still brings in so much of herself in her work. Currently, her brand new EP She's Too Much is set to be released on September 25th and it's said to be a raw exploration of the rollercoaster that is youth. She also has a few upcoming tour dates as well, the first being on 8/29 in Scottsdale, AZ. Piper Connolly is an exciting young artist to come across because she has such clear devotion for her work. It's the kind of dedication that proves she has a bright future ahead. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW PIPER CONNOLLY: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Mo Bentley has released her new single, “NEPO BABY.” Her seventh release of 2026, Bentley’s usage of electro-pop throughout her discography continues on to “NEPO BABY” with inspiration from the recent examination of children of celebrities becoming famous due to nepotism. With Bentley’s type falling under this affluent lifestyle, nepo babies fit right in. While a rags-to-riches story may not be apart of this hit, Bentley’s infectious melody and lyrics will catch listeners and hook them right in. With “an eye for luxury and [Los Angeles] life,” Bentley’s type of partner finds herself at the intersection of luxury and superficiality, and while Los Angeles may have it’s residents be stereotyped to be social climbers, Bentley makes her opinion clear: she wants a life of luxury, and isn’t afraid to showcase it through a hit single. “NEPO BABY” found me when I was listening to Mo Bentley for the first time. While I may have never heard her discography before, Bentley has found herself a new fan through “NEPO BABY.” With the prominence of electro-pop rising over the last year with Slayyyter’s album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, Tiffany Day’s Halo, and Underscores’ U, it’s no shocker that Mo Bentley is one of the rising pop stars within the industry. Learning from her predecessors, Bentley’s release of “NEPO BABY“ only adds to her ever-growing discography and defines her more as a leader within the pop world. “NEPO BABY” has lyrics that are both tongue-in-cheek and vulnerable, showing Bentley’s strong ability to have fun while taking herself and her art serously. With Bentley’s ability to transform words on a paper to hard-hitting lyrics shining throughout “NEPO BABY,” there’s no doubt in my mind that Bentley’s rise in the pop-sphere is going to stop any time soon. Mo Bentley is an American singer. Taking inspiration from Ariana Grande, Madison Beer, Bentley serves perfection in her discography, just as every pop diva should. Originally hailing from Portland, Oregon, Bentley found her love of music through writing songs and performing. While she may have been told that her dreams would never be achieved, Bentley proved those who believed that wrong. During her freshman year of high school, Bentley auditioned for The Voice, passing through multiple rounds before ultimately being cut from the show. Despite her struggles, Bentley didn’t let that stop her, moving to Los Angeles to attend the Los Angeles College of Music to continually help define her sound and deepen her love for the art of music. If readers and listeners would like to keep up with Mo Bentley’s newest releases and show dates, her social media is linked down below. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW MO BENTLEY: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube

"Miracle" by David Wimbish & The Collection is a heartfelt message to a friend in a bad romantic relationship. It's not easy to be the person to tell someone you love you see them struggling. The speaker does just that, describing how they see their friend sacrificing their own happiness with lyrics like: "shedding your spine for the next time you and him disagree." Recognizing that breaking up with someone feels like an impossible option, the speaker expresses support both emotionally and in saying "we’ve all got your back if you need a place to crash." Capturing the all too real experience of watching someone you care about struggle in a bad relationship, this song reminds listeners to support the people they care about. The sound of "Miracle" is comforting and warm, combining soulful pop vocals with a country twang and acoustic instrumentals. A guitar picking pattern opens the track as smooth, deep vocals join the mix with an energetic pace. This song hits the ear in a way that will have you swaying along to its rhythm. Slower vocals smoothly glide through the chorus as the instrumentals change, the guitar ringing out in single strums between chord changes before picking up a bright strumming pattern into the next verse. Percussion picks up throughout the song as layered strings join the mix. Pulsing, percussive guitar through the bridge builds an intimate atmosphere to the track. David Wimbish is the frontman of The Collection, a folk pop band with roots in North Carolina. He brings his solo music under the name David Wimbish & The Collection. As a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, his music comprises a robust discography of songs that take on themes of identity, love, and relationships to their over 350,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. He has upcoming shows across the U.S., have graced the stages of festivals, and have supported artists like The Oh Hellos, and RIPE. Check out the links below to keep up to date with his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW DAVID WIMBISH & THE COLLECTION: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube