“Mediocre”, Meg Chandler’s latest release, is far from it.  The song reflects a common experience for those her own age, the dreaded beginning of adulthood.  Feelings of inadequacy and competition are prevalent at this pause in life and so, they are prevalent in the song as well. The struggle of trying to catch up to a fictitious idea of success is a burdening one, bringing to light the weight of a lifetime.  As everyone is moving into nicer homes, moving up, and moving out there is an almost aggressive sense that they are moving past.  Meg brings to life the common feeling of not yet being alive.  The relatability of the song holds an almost humorous irony.  The vast amount of young people who feel everyone else is surpassing them, in and of itself, proves that they aren’t. The song is surprisingly upbeat considering its subject matter, but then that is the basis for the piece, surprises.  It begins with an almost retro sounding drum, already allowing the instrumentals to stand out.  This comes to a full stop when Chandler begins singing, a focus that is earned with her incredible vocalism.  She has a voice made for pop, high, but with a range she isn’t afraid to show.  Beyond the chorus, her tone in singing is representative of the feelings she speaks of, cascading down into a spiraling rant.  The chorus, while catchy and impressive in its lyricism alone- truly stands out with her experimentation in instrumentals.  It’s a refreshing sound, each beat being brought by something new that can’t quite be placed.  It’s this creativity in all aspects of the piece that make it more than worth the listen. Meg Chandler grew up in the rural countryside of Shropshire, surrounded by open fields, vinyl records, and a family that adored music.  Carrying on this generational admiration, Meg began pursuing a career as a singer early on.  In her success down this path, she still remembers to carry her roots of this love in her work today. She often references her hometown, the folk style of it, and the aged music she was raised on.  Chandler prioritizes music close to home, whether that be through the vulnerability of her lyricism that is so often based in her reality, or the recognition she receives.  She’s gained attention largely with BBC Shropshire, Radio 1 and 6, as well as Hereford and Worcester.  She can expect more of this in the year to come as she continues creating the impeccably unique work she has. Written By Hailey Schap FOLLOW MEG CHANDLER: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok

"Fascinated", from the studio of Kilian Wes draws on the illustrious nostalgia of the '80s dance scene and propels it into a realm where futuristic sonics reign supreme, a magnetic single that stretches across the vibrant spectrum of synth-pop innovation. A monumental collaboration with the South African luminary Arno Carstens, Wes’s production prowess with Carstens’ seasoned artistry forges a piece that feels both groundbreaking and deeply evocative of a golden era in music. Wes and Carstens’ excitement about their collaboration is well-founded as they meld their individual influences into a seamless entity that captivates audiences and critics alike. Production-wise, there's an undeniable mastery in "Fascinated," a synergy of electronic beats, harmonic layers, and edgy, textured synths—all carefully curated to evoke an experience of longing through the retro-futuristic blend. Carstens' contribution to "Fascinated" extends far beyond his iconic vocal presence; his thematic vision of the song as "a scholarly investigation of desire and the discovery of beauty in unexpected places" casts an intellectual and introspective sheen over the track. The lyricism intertwines seamlessly with Kilian's sonic landscape—fluid, innovative synths partner with rhythmic pulses reminiscent of '80s pop while still marking out territory in fresh, unexplored auditory spheres. Arno's gritty yet melodic voice serves as the perfect vessel for traversing this rich tapestry, bringing depth and earnestness to the single's enrapturing narrative. Kilian Wes, hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, was initially known as a session musician, touring and recording with some of the country’s biggest acts. Along the way, his artistic journey has evolved, leading him back to his roots as a producer, songwriter, and more recently, an actor. Inspired by artists like Metro Boomin and Julia Michaels, who transitioned from working behind the scenes to releasing their own projects, Killian began releasing music initially under the name Kilo Kami. In 2022 and 2023, grappling with personal losses and creative challenges, Killian redirected his focus to only producing for others, touring, and acting. This period of introspection enhanced his artistic perspective, allowing Kilian to reemerge with renewed creative energy. With Kilian’s upcoming single, "Don't You," featuring Moyoza and Gabriela Diamond coming to you soon, there is a sense that "Fascinated" is merely the prelude to an ongoing artistic evolution, one that the world should watch with eager anticipation. Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW KILIAN: Instagram   | Spotify  | Twitter  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Toxic relationships have this tendency to take the entirety of your identity and drain you dry. Your whole life ends up revolving around them. Yet, when you ultimately leave them, you’re left with the aftermath of not knowing who you are anymore. That love, in a way, has chipped away at your sense of self so much that you might feel like just a whisper of who you used to be. In Olivia Penalva’s title track of her latest album, “Spiderwebs” muses on what it means to be consumed by a relationship and then coming out of it losing yourself. Unerringly honest, the track pinpoints that exact emotion you feel once getting out of that toxic relationship, and couples that with moody instrumentals to make you feel seen. “Spiderwebs” wants you to feel exactly what the narrator feels. Entwined with its strings and hypnotic beats, the atmosphere developed by the track hits the nail on the head with how enveloping toxic relationships can feel sometimes. The instrumentals are overlaid one another to create a intricate soundscape, but there is a moment at 1:07 when they freeze to allow the piano to come through, silent other than that and Oivia’s vocals. Olivia sings along with the punctuated piano, "I was drunk / You were weak / Now you're holding it against me", and I just really loved how this use of negative space highlighted the intense emotions the narrator was feeling when she realized that she was using herself to feed another person's ego, only to be lost in the end. After that, the track ramps back up in energy, and the somberness fades. This happens again, though, at 1:45, with the strings instead being spotlighted, and Olivia sings, “The truth is I / lost my mind / Change my hair / And changed my size”. This is another amazing moment in the song that captures how exactly the narrator remolded herself into another identity to satisfy someone else, underscored by the track's production. These two moments illustrate well the solemnness of getting out of a toxic relationship. Of course, it is good that you are out of it, but it doesn’t negate the fact that you’ve lost so much of yourself because of it, and now you’re left to clean up the pieces. Combining this grief and catharsis makes “Spiderwebs” an especially beautiful listen, complex in its lyricism, instrumentals, and overall production. British Columbia’s Olivia Penalva is a singer-songwriter whose pop talents were first recognized by her mother, who commented on it while in the car. At that moment, at age eleven, her dream was suddenly realized, and from there Olivia’s love for music blossomed into vocal lessons and songwriting. With accolades from the IMAs for Top Holiday Song and Top Pop Award, two iHeartRadio Future Star Awards, and the Starlight Music Chronicles TEEN Artist of the Year, it is clear that she is a force within the pop scene. Today, her curated pop style has her on track to topping the charts, as she has worked alongside some of the industry’s top producers. She has already been featured on Spotify Canada’s New Music Friday, Amazon Music’s Fresh Pop, and many other amazing placements. She released her debut single at the age of thirteen in 2013, entitled “Christmas for Two”, and her debut EP followed three years later, titled “Weightless”. “Spiderwebs” is Olivia’s latest release. Consider checking out the rest of the album if you enjoyed the title track, as well as the rest of her expansive discography! Written By Alexa Leung FOLLOW OLIVIA PENALVA: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

“Without Calling” is a song by NOEL that is an introspective account of self-sabotage in relationships. The experience of listening to the lyrics begs the question: how can you love someone else if you don’t truly love yourself? In the first verse, the narrator is aware of his habit of finding someone who wants to work with him on a relationship and pushing them away. It’s a cycle. The narrator expresses his habit through the line “took all their trust and let it burn down”. This metaphor gives an image of destruction, which is a devastating thing with something as vulnerable as new relationships. He uses the word “their” throughout the first verse, and the word “you” throughout the chorus and second verse, which shows a change of focus and regret for his actions toward one specific person. The song shifts from painting a picture of the way he took people for granted to fear that he will mistreat the person he wants to be with. In the chorus, he sings “shouldn’t love me but you do”. These words are a sad display of compassion for his partner, as the narrator brands himself as undeserving. He finishes the song with the epitome of insecurity: “how can I trust when I’m not enough?” The tune is introduced with a rapid and gentle acoustic plucking pattern. NOEL’s vocals are soft and breathy through the first part of the verse, then round out and get louder through the second. His voice is smooth and soulful. Ambient piano joins in as the chorus begins, and the vocals grow in volume, and reach a high note at the end of the chorus. There is some distortion as the vocals slow. Periodic pulses of percussion join in, adding a continuous texture and depth throughout. Passion pours through the choruses, first raising in volume near the end of the song before hushing and allowing listeners to tune in to the emotion and weight of the lyrics. NOEL, also known as Noel Sönnerbo, is 21-year-old Stockholm-based artist who rose to popularity through song covers on TikTok. He has upwards of 85,000 followers who tune in on the platform and posts musical content in various settings including his bedroom, and in nature, overlooking beautiful scenery. He is a songwriter, singer, and guitarist. The artist recently starred in his first music video for his song “Hurt Somebody” . In addition to working as a solo artist, NOEL has a long list of collaborations with artists including Anu Pillai and Clara Mae . Follow him on the links below to hear more of his soulful, smooth voice and emotional lyrics. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW NOEL: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok   | Facebook | YouTube

The release of their latest single, Evaporate , has been a much-anticipated drop for fans of the enigmatically electric duo, Global Hypersynth. An infectious synthwave choon, driven by catchy lines like "I just wanna dance", that is sure to make the audience want to get up and groove along with its intoxicating melodies. The vision is clear with this one – Global Hypersynth went in the lab and concocted a pulsating ditty intended to make listeners feel the auditory magnetism vibrate from head to toe. This track is pure fun and doesn't feel the need to delve into the minutiae of played-out storytelling that, quite frankly, already seems to oversaturate todays pop soundscape. Instead, Evaporate harkens on simple, clean lyrics that pair perfectly with its ultra-stimulating beat to create a groovy song for listeners to enjoy from start to finish. Evaporate is a vocal dance banger that blends elements of electro, trance, and progressive house. The track opens with a kick drum and a side-chained bassline, a classic pairing for any dance floor. The song introduces new layers of production-like arpeggiated synthesizers and clap fill-ins that keep the sound dynamic. The vocal performance finds a way to shine through the stacks of instrument tracks – while remaining crisp and clean, yet still atmospheric. There is a tasteful dose of reverb and delay on the vocals that really contributes to the dreamy soundscape the song offers. By the end of the tune, there are layers of vocal runs and effects swirling around to artfully bring the track to its final climax. Global Hypersynth is a UK-based producer and writer partnership that has been putting out some truly timeless synth pop anthems inspired by Disco House. The tandem credits Daft Punk, Purple Disco Machine, Chromeo, Todd Terje, Breakbot, Kungs, Mirwe, "some crazy Italo Disco acts and a host of old French House legends" as being extremely influential in helping to craft the duo's iconic sound. Global Hypersynth is relatively new to the music scene, having just begun putting out tracks within the last few years, but their ever-evolving discography continues to grow and impress international House/Pop fans and critics, alike. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for their next single, Always Have The Music , dropping May 24th – followed by the release of their debut album the very next month, on June 24th. Written By Dan Caddigan FOLLOW GLOBAL HYPERSYNTH: Instagram | Spotify  | Soundcloud  | Website  | YouTube

Introducing Myah’s latest heart-wrenching single, “I’ll be your Light.” This song tells the age-old tale of a breakup aftermath. Within the lyrics, Myah mourns her relationship’s shared space. She’s haunted by the memories of happier times spent with an ex-loved one. On the topic of “I’ll be your Light,” Myah believes you’ll relate to the song if “you’ve ever experienced heartbreak or that feeling of wanting someone back.” The singer takes time to reminisce on the past but also reveals the glimmer of hope she possesses; it reminds her of the small chance they could get back together one day. “I’ll be your Light” also paints a vivid picture of Myah’s moving experience post-breakup, “Hate that the movers came/ Hate that they painted the place/ Hate that they emptied all our shared things.” The imagery which evokes these lines is powerful; I believe it will resonate with audiences immensely. Collectively, the lyricism of the track is amazingly well done! From the get-go, “I’ll be your light” will captivate audiences with its intense opening. The instrumentals and lyrics work to create a palpable buildup to the chorus which is both exciting and passionate. The drums on the track provide a solid foundation; they’re quite dynamic and exhilarating. Notably, the production value of the song really shines through, every instrument is crafted to perfection and Myah’s voice can be heard crystal clear and brimming with emotion. The song’s heartfelt message is only amplified by the success of its instrumentation; as a result “I’ll be your light” is sure to evoke an irresistible charm and relatability to anyone who takes a listen. Myah is a talented music artist and self-proclaimed storyteller who has found success in various of her singles including “Hide” and “Everything.” Myah is currently releasing music as an independent artist. Her talents have secured her over 2,365 monthly Spotify listeners and 18.9k Youtube subscribers thus far. Her Youtube channel includes entertaining vlogs, music videos, and covers of popular new tracks such as “Coney Island” by Taylor Swift. If you loved “I’ll be your Light” and you’re ready to hear more music from Myah, be sure to follow her on all of the social media sites listed below! Written By Casey Hascup FOLLOW MYAH: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

On the first listen of this song, I was on the verge of tears. I have such a strong relationship with my mom, and she is my greatest eternal hero. So, I relate to Jessia in that aspect. "The Woman You Are" is an ode to the best of moms everywhere who have such impenetrable resilience. We as children, especially as daughters, aspire to be even half the women you are. “I’ve been wanting to write a song that celebrates mothers for a while now,” JESSIA writes. There is, of course, a plethora of romantic songs, and even songs about friendships, but songs discussing parents, are few and far in between. Until now. Jessia continues describing the inspiration behind this song,“I love seeing strong and powerful women raising strong and powerful women. I grew up seeing my mom as a superhero and dreamed of living a life half as adventurous and exciting as hers. The Woman You Are’ is my way of saying thank you to my mom for the years of encouragement and selflessness she has given me. I hope this song sparks more recognition for all the bad ass moms in this world because we wouldn't be who we are without them."As long as we had each other.” Jessia continues to describe life lived with someone seen as superhuman. Plenty of children view their mothers this way, as someone who can do literally anything. I think something worth noting is the fact that Jessia describes less than ideal situations, but how those situations helped to mold the tightknit relationship between her and her mother. “You taught me to see mountains as something to move.” There are many encouraging quotes throughout this song, but, this one is perhaps the strongest one, which is most likely why It's the one leading the chorus that we hear many times throughout the song. Our parents are our very first teachers, they are tasked with teaching us right from wrong, how to conduct ourselves as humans in this world, setting an example for us. This song is heavily accompanied by both guitar and piano, both instruments that tug at your heart strings as it is. However, coupled with these meaningful and heartfelt lyrics, and the icing on top, Jessia’s vocals, and you have yourself a masterpiece of the greatest kind. Jessia has captured this sense of immense gratitude that could never be repaid or replaced and has encapsulated the profound love between a mother and a child. This song is a beautiful reminder to hold on to your loved ones and never take them for granted. Jessia’s full name is Jessika Harling. Harling is a singer/songwriter who went viral on Tik Tok with her song, “I’m Not Pretty”, in 2021 and began her journey into musical stardom. Jessia has since signed a record deal, earned a JUNO award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year in 2022, and released an EP, titled How Are You?. Jessia’s online following is quite massive with hundreds of thousands of followers across her social media, as well as over 1,100,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Jessia has cemented her place in the music world and continues to carve out stats to add to that. Jessia has been described as having conversational lyrics, this is definitely evident in this song, as she seems to be singing directly to her mother and pouring her heart out. If you’re in awe of the woman Jessia is and want to follow her along on her journey. follow her at her socials below! Written By Keiunna Thompson FOLLOW JESSIA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok | Facebook  | YouTube

sunkis’ latest single “All For You” is not only a pop/ R&B banger, but it’s also the kind of song that women hope men would take notes from. In a nutshell, the song is about wanting to give someone what they truly deserve, even though certain circumstances aren’t exactly making that a possibility. While the song’s upbeat vibe creates a fun, lighthearted ambiance, the lyrics tell a much deeper story of an all too familiar situation. The idea of yearning for someone that you know isn’t available is a difficult feeling to cope with. The pre-chorus, which features impassioned lyrics like, “Ohh what does it look like to be treating you right // I’ll be whoever you need every night // What do you need from a man in your life // Yeah you just need someone who puts in the time,”  truly showcases the devotion of someone who is willing to put in the work and show up to create healthy relationship. “All For You” perfectly blends a catchy pop melody with a subtle 90s R&B inflection to create a timeless track. The beginning of the song draws you in immediately with a bit of a slow, sensual pulse and then quickly jumps into a bass heavy beat that carries throughout the nearly two-and-a-half minute long single. Yet, even with the infectious beat, it’s sunkis’ voice that resonates the most. With every word he sang, his voice seamlessly weaved through each section. It’s rare nowadays to come across an artist that doesn’t quite remind you of anyone else, and it’s clear that sunkis is in a league of his own. Pop/ R&B can be a hard genre to master, but sunkis has done it with ease. The Chinese-American born artist has amassed over 1.5 million Spotify listeners with his genre-blurring sound and silky smooth bilingual swagger. His debut single “I Could” came out in 2019, but it was his 2021 single “trust me” that made a significant splash in Asia, garnering over 500 million streams across Asian digital service providers (DSPs). This feat opened up many opportunities for sunkis, including headlining spots at major Chinese festival stages like “SoulPop” and “Sunrise.” His commitment to singing in both Mandarin and English also boosted his popularity in the U.S. and Canadian markets. Coupled with the artist’s growing social media presence and a string of successful college shows across the U.S., sunkis has continued to grow his musical presence in the pop/R&B world, and has also nabbed collaborations with high-end fashion brands like Gucci, Burberry, Chanel, and more. With an ever growing fanbase behind him and an upcoming North American tour in the works, it’s apparent that sunkis’ future in pop/ R&B is eternally bright. Written By Giselle Morales FOLLOW SUNKIS Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube

Emily Anderson's newest single, "Laughter & Disaster" sheds light on the complex bittersweet experiences we all have over the course of our lives. This absolutely ethereal tune reveals the joy in despair and the sadness in celebration. It's definitely the kind of song that makes you reminisce, and it's really effective. What's most meaningful about this song to me is that it validates all the messy, melancholy yet comedic parts of life, because life isn't always black and white. You can laugh with friends at a funeral. You can cry at an amusement park. Life is just complex and crazy and beautiful like that. "Laugher & Disaster" is that rare type of track that makes you feel everything at once in the most cathartic way possible. Musically, this song is beautiful. It's simply gorgeous. Emily's voice flows against the acoustic guitar so naturally. Everything feels cohesive and genuine. As the song builds, we hear elements of piano, backing vocals, strings, and pad. It makes it all the more angelic as the track reaches its peak in the final chorus. Honestly, this song could be one voice and one guitar and it wouldn't be any less beautiful. The lyrics are so enchanting that they capture the listener instantly, pulling them into the story. Even at its most bare bones, "Laughter & Disaster" would not fail to silence a crowd. I am truly loving this song and I can't give it enough praise. If you want to really sit down and feel present, alive, and grateful, this is the song for you. Emily Anderson is an indie singer and songwriter originally hailing from Alaska, USA. With heavy influences from Regina Spektor, Madi Diaz, and Kacey Musgraves, she has made a name for herself writing eloquent emotional pieces that soothe the soul. Emily debuted as an officially released artist all the way back in 2013 with her EP, "Nickels". Since then, she has released numerous albums and singles, making her career over a decade long at this point. And her experience shows in her skills as both a writer and a singer. Her music tackles loss, mental illness, isolation, and a myriad of other complicated topics. It's the perfect soundtrack to reflect, relax, and realize it's all going to be okay. "Laughter & Disaster" is available on all streaming platforms now, and it receives a five, no, ten-star recommendation from me. Go check it out. Written By Shelbi Baker FOLLOW EMILY ANDERSON: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Chloe DeMore is a new artist coming into the light. She just released her debut single “Side Effects.” Her angelic vocals and harmonies scratch just the right part of your brain. The production was soft with a piano playing throughout and drums were brought in as we neared the climax of the song. Everything felt well placed and really enhanced the emotional effect of this track. Chloe shares a vulnerable message on how moving on from a failed love comes with side effects. She brings light into a dark situation to keep herself moving forward. Heartbreak is something we all experience in many ways. There is no date set for when you will feel whole again. The process is messy and complicated and Chloe captured the hope we need to get through it. “My head is hurting, but my mind is learning that I don’t need this drug,” is a line that hits your soul. Chloe shares in this song that while she’s dealing with the hardships of moving on, she knows what she had with that person wasn’t good for her. She ends the song with “I’m feeling free today, but where are you?” Relationships can be toxic but sometimes we hold on to them because we find comfort. I admire how she stated feeling free after letting go, even if she still wants to hold on. Chloe nailed her debut single right on the nail. Her vocal ability truly left my jaw dropped. She opened up in a way I don’t see from other brand new artists. I can already feel the power in her songwriting and can only imagine what she’ll bring to the table next. “Side Effects” is an incredible piece that I believe many people would find comfort in listening to. Be sure to check out all of Chloe's socials down below to see what’s next on her fresh journey into being an artist. She is going to do great things. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW CHLOE DEMORE: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Website | YouTube

Life changes so much when you grow up. You move away, meet new people, start new jobs and hobbies... and everything you used to know seems so far away now. Something very common that happens is you lose touch with friends you used to be super close with. However, even though they're not active in your life anymore, if they needed you then you'd be there in a heartbeat. It's that type of unbreakable friendship that even if it's been years, it'll be like you were never apart once you get to see them again. For KERSTY, this special person is "Jenny". No matter what happens or where you are in the world, they'll always be your best friend. "Jenny" by KERSTY is a hazy, dreamy pop song with hints of nostalgic 90's rock and a bit of hip-hop in it's beat. The mixture of styles perfectly blend into a catchy groove. KERSTY has a voice that is natural and emotional; she has a conversational tone that makes you feel like you're listening to a story; like she's talking directly to you and you're invested in what she has to say. The lyrics are relatable, especially if you've ever lost your best friend due to distance and/or differences. My personal favorite lyric from this song is "sometimes we outgrow the things we love the most, Jenny." KERSTY is an artist from Austin, Texas who is now based in Los Angeles, California. She began playing guitar and writing her own music as a teenager and hasn't stopped since. KERSTY caught attention from industry professionals when she released her debut EP in 2020, "SAD GRL". Since then, she's released a handful of singles, released a collaboration with viral producer Deep Chills on his song "Weak", and had the opportunity to sing backup for R&B singer, Jojo. KERSTY has made a name for herself on social media, gaining over 12 million views across all platforms. "Jenny" is the second single released in anticipation for her upcoming 8-track EP, "Night Swims", the first single being "Sister" which you should check out if you loved "Jenny"! Follow KERSTY below to keep up with her journey and releases. Written By Kaitlyn Nicole FOLLOW KERSTY: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

The never-ending feeling of a knot inside you tightening every second along with the voices that won’t leave your head makes it impossible to ever feel at peace. Hannah Robinson explores the feeling of anxiety in her latest release “I’m Sorry I Let You Down” as it serves as an introspective exploration of feeling as if you are betraying yourself. The song moves with edge a creates a deep understanding of what lives in so many of our heads. The song itself encompasses that classic indie rock sound with a dash of goth in the guitar tones. “I’m Sorry I Let You Down” pierces through you with its ghostly ambiance, producing a true work of art. From the moment you hit play Robinson’s voice grasps you and it’s hard to step away once you start listening. The darkness that is birthed from this track makes listeners feel as if they are walking in a dream-like state. The lyrical content defines the isolation of your own mind, making the track so personal to Robinson, and yet incredibly universal. “My mind races and chases, until I’m tumbling down and losing control” perfectly describes how anxiety can feel very physical to the point that it can be very frightening. The repetition of apologies throughout the song expresses the speaker's shame in what is happening, and it perfectly captures how everyone feels as if these emotions are betrayal to oneself. With “I’m Sorry I Let You Down” Hannah Robinson has defined the bleakness of one’s mind and how haunting these thoughts can be. Hannah Robinson is an artist based in Newcastle whose atmospheric sound has captured many listeners. Her strong personality shines through her work and it’s clear that she’s an artist who’s come here to make her mark. This musical project began in 2022 and since then has made a name for herself in her local scene and has gotten the opportunity to perform several headliner shows. The style that Hannah Robinson produces is very mystical and it excites you to see everything that she can do. “I’m Sorry I Let You Down” is clearly a very personal project for the artist and it highlights what a great artist Hannah Robinson will be. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW HANNAH ROBINSON: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator