Farrah released her latest single titled “Homeland” on June 26, 2025. This song is about the unbreakable bond between a couple that is forced to end. Loving someone is such a beautiful thing and getting to experience life with them is even better. But somewhere along the way you lose sight of what is going on around you. All of those memories seem to flash right before you as the world we live in is ever changing. While it may be a difficult time to go through, having that connection will keep the love and feelings the same.   “Homeland” begins with the most beautiful melody I have ever heard. I was immediately hooked from the very first few seconds. Her vocals were so passionate and powerful at every possible second. I also absolutely loved the lyrics with lines like “How do I grieve a future from my dreams?” and “Forget the borders, the troubles and the pain.” Everything about this track seemed so fresh and raw I simply could not get enough of it. The track also gave off such a hopeful mood with its steady beats and soft instrumentals.   The talented artist Farrah is a British Iranian singer/songwriter. Since 2018 she has been releasing music with her first single titled “Making Do.” Since then, she has been releasing music regularly. In all the music she creates you can hear just how honest, and emotion filled they all are. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend giving “Homeland” a listen as you will not be disappointed. Be sure to also follow her social medias down below and stay in the know of what else is to come. Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW Farrah: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube  | X *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

* I quit by HAIM via haimofficial.com HAIM just released their highly anticipated fourth studio album, I quit. The project contains a flawless 15-track run that immediately reels in listeners from the very first note. The album's lead singles, such as "Relationships" and "Down to be wrong," gave listeners a taste of what the project would hold – a mix of the band's iconic sound and a fresh take on the alt-rock genre. With the release of I quit , HAIM rightfully earned their way as one of my top favorite releases of 2025. TRACK LIST Gone All over me Relationships Down to be wrong Take me back Love you right The farm Lucky stars Million Years Everybody's trying to figure me out Try to feel my pain Spinning Cry Blood on the street Now it's time BIO HAIM is an American rock band based in Los Angeles. The band is composed of three sisters, Este (vocals and bass guitar), Danielle (lead vocals, guitar, and drums), and Alana (vocals, guitars, and keyboards). All three members are proficient in more instruments than what they are well-known for, showing their well-rounded artistry and talent. They grew up in a musical family, playing instruments from a young age in the cover band, Rockinhaim, fronted by their parents. In 2005, Este and Danielle performed with the pop group, Valli Girls, before forming a band with their youngest sister in 2007. Since then, they have made massive waves in the industry, headlining successful tours for each album, opening for big names such as Taylor Swift (1989 World Tour, The Eras Tour), Florence and the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Rihanna, and earning several Grammy Award nominations, including for Best New Artist at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards and Album of the Year at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. HAIM is hitting the road to promote I quit -- make sure you buy your tickets today! Gone HAIM kicks off their album with the unique alt-rock anthem, “Gone.” The track was the last song the band wrote for the album and the result of wanting a flawless introduction to the project, which was executed to perfection. The song blends the sounds of both modern and classic rock, soul, and blues. The lyrics explore the freedom of leaving an unhealthy relationship and embracing being true to oneself. The song emulates the band’s carefree attitude, setting the stage for the immaculate album. All over me The album instantly changes its tune with the second track. “All Over Me” is a sensual song about yearning to be with someone. The lyrics pair well with the sultry rock sound as the narrator admits to their muse her deepest desire. She tells them, “I want you all over me.” She doesn’t care if it's their lover’s bed or her floor – she just wants to be with them in the most intimate moments. Relationships “Relationships” is the lead single from the album, propelling fans into the band’s latest era. The song delves into the intricacies of relationships, feeling frustrated in the never-ending cycle of love and loss. The simple hook ingeniously wraps up the entire message with the line: “I think I’m in love, but I can’t stand fuckin’ relationships.” Despite the exhausting storyline, the track contains an insanely catchy melody that ensures “Relationships” plays on repeat in the listener’s mind. Down to be wrong “Down to be wrong” is a sultry track with soothing vocals and bluesy soundscapes. Danielle’s stunning voice immediately lulls the listener into the song, kicking off with the infectious chorus. The track instantly became one of my favorites the moment it was released. The lyrics share the story of the bitter end of a relationship, where the narrator recognizes the sacrifices they have made to make it work. But in the end, their subject never did the same. So, while the narrator walks away, their muse says they are wrong to leave. But they are “down to be wrong // don’t need to be right,” if it means they are choosing what is best for them. Take me back The album picks back up with the infectious track, “Take me back.” The instrumentation creates a bouncy, lively atmosphere that emulates the perfect summer soundtrack.  The song is a nostalgic trip to the past, exploring their high school experiences and reminiscing on the memories – the good and the bad. The brutally honest verses that expose the gritty realities contrast with the energetic “take me back” choruses. The song provides a unique perspective on the intricacies of growing up. Love you right Don’t let the joyful, folksy soundscape of “Love you right” fool you. The whimsical track may consist of lively energy, but the lyrics are far from it. The song explores the narrator's inability to love their partner right. No matter what she does, she is unable to fully commit to treating them in the way they want. She finds herself conflicted and stuck in this push-and-pull relationship. The bouncy folk-rock soundscape complements Danielle’s earthy voice, making it one of the best songs on the album. The farm “The farm” maintains the folksy soundscape with the raw vocals and an acoustic guitar-led melody. The track’s Americana-influenced instrumentation matches the title well, the genre being associated with farms. It is what makes HAIM so refreshing, because their music is truly art that takes inspiration from all genres and lives. The song shares the sad ending to a relationship, where Danielle tells her ex: “So we could keep on tryin’ // Or we could sell the farm // Just buy me out.” This imagery evokes the dilemma of the couple – keep fighting even though there’s no use, or give up and move on from their relationship. Lucky stars After the heart-wrenching songs, HAIM picks up the mood with an optimistic track about exciting beginnings. The song's bright instrumentation pairs well with the lyrics, instantly boosting the listener’s spirits. Danielle’s infectious voice sings sweet lines such as “You were down to change your plans // You found me in a foreign land // Picked me up when I was down // Yeah, honey, I was stranded.” This person has brought the narrator out of the darkness, just like the song changed the atmosphere of the album. Million years “Million years” continues the positive energy with a psychedelic soundscape and a wonderous ode to the muse – Alana’s sisters. No matter what, the three of them have two built-in best friends who are always there for each other. Just like they are there for her, she will always have their backs. She tells them: “I’ll carry you on my back // Even if it takes a million years.” The beautiful message can be dedicated to anyone in your life who has your unconditional support – familial, romantic, or platonic. Everybody's trying to figure me out Danielle has revealed that “Everybody’s trying to figure me out” was written after experiencing a panic attack after tour. As someone who suffers from anxiety and has had her fair share of panic attacks, the song resonates deeply with me. At the end of the chorus, they sing: “I lost count of the ticking clocks, baby // And I can’t feel my lungs.” This imagery describes what a panic attack feels like – you lose control of your breathing, and time seems to simultaneously slow down and speed up. Everything is in disarray, and you feel like you will not make it out alive. The song’s outro takes this feeling and reassures the listener – “you think you’re gonna die, but you’re not gonna die.” When someone is in the midst of a panic attack, they often fear that their heart is going to give out and they are experiencing death. But they aren’t. HAIM effortlessly encapsulates this feeling and makes their audience feel less alone. Try to feel my pain “Try to feel my pain” returns to the common theme of inevitable heartbreak. The alt-rock song shares the story of a relationship that the narrator no longer feels happy in. The love has fizzled out, and maybe it was never truly there, but the couple lets it continue despite knowing it should end. In the chorus, they state: “I’ll hide away my pain // I'll try to hide my pain // But I don’t know which way.” They are working their best to keep their emotions bottled up, but know the truth will come out in the end. Spinning “Spinning” is a very unique track in that it is the very first song in which Alana led vocals. The track was the result of a brand-new relationship that had her stomach full of butterflies and her eyes full of stars. Quickly after, the relationship ended, and Alana’s partner never even knew the song was written about him. However, the sweet track filled with lyrics of blooming love continues to live on forever – and isn’t that what music is really all about? Preserving memories for all to enjoy. Cry Similar to the previous track, “Cry” is the first track that Este sings lead on. The song explores the ending of the bass player-turned-lead singer’s five-year-long relationship. Her stunning vocals lull the listener in with the heavenly intro as she sings, “And I just cry, cry, cry // And I don’t know why // And I just cry.” Then, the production suddenly switches to the electrifying soft rock soundscape that contains both pop and country influences, providing something for everyone. With the introduction of Este’s talented, and underappreciated, vocals and the genre-blending soundscape, “Cry” instantly became one of my favorite tracks on I quit. Blood on the street “Blood on the street” is a stunning ballad that reminds me of Chris Stapleton's country hit “Tennessee Whiskey” – but with more sick guitar riffs. The steady drum beat and mesmerizing strings soothe listeners and make them fall in love with the band all over again. Each sister leads a verse, giving Este and Alana more time to shine. About the song, the band says the track is a “fuck you for fucking me over” to people who have done them wrong. The well-rounded track showcases each of the artists’ talents – vocal and instrumental – making it perhaps the best song on the album. Now it's time HAIM closes out the album with the fiery track, “Now it’s time.” The song starts with a sick intro that immediately draws in the listener and makes them intrigued by what’s to come. The distorted guitar and steady drumbeat feel reminiscent of Alanis Morrisette, despite the track interpolating U2’s “Numb” guitar riff. The chill atmosphere coincides with the song’s message, as the band puts the stories told through I quit  to bed. They close the album with the lyric, “I never gave two fucks anyway.” This concludes the project by revealing to their muses that while there is a whole album about them, they have moved on. This ingenious conclusion is a brilliant example of HAIM’s underrated songwriting talent and proves they are one of the best rock bands of this generation. I quit by HAIM is an incredibly well-rounded alt-rock album that has something for everyone. With Danielle's sultry vocals, Este's deep basslines, and Alana's sick guitar riffs, the project highlights the individual talent of each sister. Together, they complement one another and truly create art that is timeless and unforgettable. This is even more apparent in their live performances, and if you are able to attend their upcoming tour, do it. You will be mesmerized by their commanding stage presence and stunning talent. Written By Karlee Skipper Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

In her new single “Runner" (stylized in all caps), singer Georgia Webster returns to the music world with her first independent release. In “Runner,” Webster details an experience with an ex-partner who wasn’t even hers to begin with. With her partner making her feel “special” and Webster telling her friends that “it might be love,” Webster follows the signs given: this is the start of something great…only to be told by her partner that “he’s just having fun.” With this saying, Webster launches into the chill chorus of “Runner,” telling listeners that her ex-partner is a “runner,” love-bombing until he gets what he wants, and once he does, he runs the opposite direction to the next person. “Runner” is a song that’s country in all the right ways. “Runner” features a guitar-heavy instrumentation that fits alongside the summery mood that it brings to speakers and headphones alike. Alongside the summery instrumentation, Webster laying out all of her cards with vulnerable and straight-up lyrics, listeners can not only jam out to this song but also relate to it. With the smooth vocals from Webster, featuring demo-like vocals in the prechorus as a warning to listeners in these situations, and the backing instrumentation making listeners want to roll the windows down this summer, “Runner” has potential to be the song of the summer. Georgia Webster is a Nashville based singer-songwriter. Inspired by singers like Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne, and the band Coldplay, Webster started posting her very own music at the age of ten and hasn’t looked back since. While in Nashville, Webster has served as an opening act for some of her favorite artists, like Kelsea Ballerini and Ingrid Andress. Previously signed to Sony Music Nashville, Webster has dived into the independent music scene with ease and poise. With “Runner” being her first entry into this new era of her music career, listeners are eagerly awaiting to see what Webster will do next. You can keep up with Webster’s new releases and upcoming shows on her social media, linked down below. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW GEORGIA WEBSTER: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Photo credits: Spotify A testament to Benson Boone's motivation to transcend the success of his hit single "Beautiful Things," American Heart pushes the artist's creativity to new heights. The unapologetically pop-rock album blends retro nostalgia with plenty of contemporary attitude, drawing inspiration from Bruce Springsteen and Americana music to create Boone's second top 10 album in the US. TRACK LIST: 1. Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else 2. Mr Electric Blue 3. Man In Me 4. Mystical Magical 5. Reminds Me Of You 6. Momma Song 7. I Wanna Be The One You Call 8. Wanted Man 9. Take Me Home 10. Young American Heart Quickly becoming a viral sensation in the pop world, Benson Boone began making major strides in his career in the early 2020's. The artist began his ascent after briefly competing on American Idol in 2021, later withdrawing from the show and gaining traction on TikTok. After his popularity grew on the social media app, Boone signed with Dan Reynolds' Night Street Records label and released his beloved singles, "Ghost Town" and "In the Stars." Releasing his debut album, Fireworks & Rollerblades , in 2024, Boone has achieved global fame and recognition as the album spawned his most well-known hit, "Beautiful Things," and climbed charts internationally. Following the immense success of this debut, Benson Boone has come back better than ever and reaches for the stars with his sophomore album, American Heart . Starting American Heart off in a blaze of glory, Benson Boone delivers two exhilarating pop-rock tracks right off the bat. "Sorry I'm Here For Someone Else" was released as the lead single from the album, giving fans a taste of the thrilling and rousing sonic journey Boone would take us on with this body of work. The track is reminiscent of Harry Styles or a mature One Direction , full of unforgettable melodies, impactful climaxes, and spunky instrumentals. Matching this energy, "Mr Electric Blue" is the second entry on American Heart and is a shockingly electrifying tribute to Boone's father. The track drips '80s synth-pop attitude, serving up sounds that could rival the iconic band Electric Light Orchestra. Staying true to the '70s and '80s influences behind American Heart , "Man In Me" samples the darker side of synth-pop as he pairs a poignant narrative of emotional loss in a relationship with an infectious, danceable pop-rock sound. The track explores Boone grappling with the man he lost in himself as his significant other stripped away his identity, leaving him lamenting and mourning his past self. The artist's vocal performance is breathtaking on this entry, not only showing off his vocal range but also his ability to infuse powerful, gut-wrenching emotion into the delivery of his lines. Moving back to something more lighthearted, "Mystical Magical" is the shimmering, sparkling next entry on this album that served as the second single from American Heart . The track features a heavy use of synths to convey Boone's feelings of ethereal, other-worldly love and being high on life, all while using interpolations from Olivia Newton-John's "Physical." Slowing things down a bit, Benson Boone channels his inner Bruno Mars with "Reminds Me Of You." The track is a mid-tempo soul rock ballad, featuring a reflective narrative longing for lost love and showcasing Boone's soaring vocals over a rich instrumentation. Following with one of the most stunning entries on American Heart , Boone delivers the masterpiece that is "Momma Song," pouring every fiber of his soul and being into this heartfelt tribute to his mother. The track shows a homesick Boone experiencing the challenges of adulthood and being far from home while grappling with the bittersweet feelings that come with realizing someone you love so much, like your mother, won't always be there. A tender, emotional ballad, Boone wears his heart on his sleeve as he delivers line after powerful line about needing to hold onto every memory he can of his mother because one day, that's all he'll have left of her. Picking up momentum, "I Wanna Be The One" brings us back to the upbeat synth-laden sounds driving American Heart . The track pairs longing for a love connection with an explosive pop-rock/synth-pop soundscape that sounds like Harry Styles with a fresh twist. There's no denying Boone's talent on this song as the artist pushes his vocal range to the fullest, showcasing his impressive falsetto. Another addictive entry on American Heart , "Wanted Man" is the edgiest song on the album, giving artists like Adam Lambert a run for their money when it comes to delivering fiery, strutting pop-rock anthems. The track challenges Boone's usual light-hearted, contemporary pop sounds, shedding light on the artist's aggressive side. Throwing one more ballad into the mix, "Take Me Home" gives us a scaled-back, tender soundscape while taking a break from the album's more intense songs. The track features a softer instrumentation, incorporating a sense of calm through the subtle piano and acoustic guitar lines that eventually build into a lush climax. Ending on a high note, "Young American Heart" wraps this album up nicely with an anthem about the dreams, freedom, courage, and naivety that come with youth. The track is rightfully explosive and buoyant, celebrating what it's like to be young and free over a fierce and spirited pop-rock soundscape. While American Heart may have received mixed reviews from critics and fans alike, it certainly has something for everyone to enjoy. The album is a solid follow-up to Benson Boone's debut album, proving the singer-songwriter is capable of producing plenty of commercial hits for the world to enjoy. An evolving artist aiming to expand his creative vision, Boone has proven there is so much more to him than "Beautiful Things" and has created a work of art he should be absolutely proud of. Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Following on the heels of their beloved 2025 singles, "Wait" and "River of Tears," Seafret have served up a delicious collaboration with the iconic KT Tunstall on "Five More Seconds." The track dives into difficult themes, exploring haunting "what if" moments and how a single event can change everything. Reflecting on the collaboration, Seafret shared, "When we set out making this record we knew we wanted to bring in some incredible people and collaborate. When we found out KT Tunstall was in town and up for it we were so happy! We had no idea how it would go or what we’d write but this idea started circling in the room and suddenly it was there in front of us like it was meant to be. We have always loved KT’s voice and her songwriting so bringing this song to life with her has been a real privilege." Adding to the discussion about the artists' creative experience, KT Tunstall stated, "I met Jack and Harry quite a few years back and loved their vibe and songwriting. Real players and songcraft with an old school, troubadour attitude to touring where they put the hours in and got really great at what they do. Authentic and righteous dudes!  It was such a great experience to write with them, and inspiring to witness their attention to the smallest details. We created a movie in our minds of a situation that could go very different ways, focusing on the split second intensity when a decision in a moment can have a deep and lasting effect on your life."  Encompassing the emotional depth of the song's narrative, Seafret and KT Tunstall deliver a performance filled with passion and intensity as they create the perfect indie pop/pop-rock hit. "Five More Seconds" features a bold and energizing soundscape, blending a mix of driving beats, electrifying guitar riffs, and animated melodies to inspire an essence of hope in an uncertain time. A flawless collaboration, Seafret and KT Tunstall have undeniable chemistry with their complementary voices that come together to form rich and absolutely satisfying harmonies throughout the single. A decade into their career, Seafret are a duo comprised of two best friends and musical co-conspirators, Jack Sedman and Harry Draper. Neither musician could have predicted the success they have seen, riding the wave of their hit single, "Atlantis," as it reemerged into the limelight through a viral TikTok moment that has gifted the pair over a billion streams and 10 million monthly Spotify listeners. Over the years, Seafret have built an impressive catalog, having released three studio albums as well as several EPs and singles. Already seeing amazing things from them this year, Seafret have proved themselves to be a reinvigorated band, leaving us with plenty of songs to enjoy like "Oceans," "Fall," "Wildfire," and "Give Me Something." Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW SEAFRET: Instagram | Spotify  | X  | Facebook  | YouTube

In “FIRST CALL”, George Redwood escalates a lovesick pop hit with stellar storytelling and clean vocals. He sings about uncertainty and living in “ different dimensions ”, hinting at miscommunication and tension. Soon after, he asserts “ wanna be the last one you call at night/ I wanna be the first one that’s on your mind, ” clarifying that he wants to be “the one”. This is laced with the frustration of waiting for this “call” to be delivered. He parallels the miscommunication in a relationship with the idea of a phone call, adding to the creativity and cohesiveness of the track. The chorus dominates the track and repeats with a heavy emphasis on George’s aspirations.  “FIRST CALL” is a classic electro-pop track with head-turning synth patterns and a contagious beat that catches attention. This track starts with a persistent electronic tone and bends sound to create a swishing soundscape that is solidified by clarified vocals. The track pauses for dramatic effect, and resumes with a similar beat. Vignette synths close in on the bridge, creating an emotional urgency that George runs with in the chorus. This song is almost inspired by EDM-pop, with steadier vocals that contribute to a full plot conveying meaningful lyrics. The song ends with one last punch of the catchy chorus, followed by a quick fade out that invites listeners to hit the “replay” button.  George Redwood is an upcoming artist that gained recognition through BBC’s All Together Now and his debut album “BETTER THAN NOTHING” which was number 5 on iTunes Pop Album Chart at the time. He released his firsts single, “Truth of the Matter” in 2019, and debut album this year. He has released a lot of music this year, including “Be Alright”, “ROOTS”, “THE TRUTH OF IT ALL, “FIREWORKS”, and his latest, “FIRST CALL”. His most popular song “Head Up In The Clouds” has almost 1 million streams on Spotify, and he has more than 91K monthly listeners on the platform. To learn more about George Redwood’s music, events, updates, and more, follow his socials linked below Written By Hanna Hathaway FOLLOW GEORGE REDWOOD: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

The track “Rotten” off the debut album This Could Hurt.  from Luna Jones is a song about unrequited love. Jones details the timeline of knowing a friend that she has always had a crush on, but was never reciprocated, no matter how much she wanted it to be. This leaves her very upset and in a confused and betrayed state. She doesn’t understand why they wouldn’t want her back and tries to imagine a world in which they were together. Jones is the sole songwriter of “Rotten” and does an incredible job conveying her emotions of heartbreak in each line, writing lyrics that are relatable to many when it comes to the hardships and trials of love. Indiepop sets the story for this track, with the production emphasizing different elements of the genre. One of these is the melancholy guitar chords, which greatly add to the emotional depth of “Rotten”. Another is the unique and original production that defines each layer of the song, from the vocals to the instrumentation. The drums add a very dramatic vibe to the song that portrays the emotions of the song even more. This is such a beautiful and amazing song, giving off very strong vibes of something that I’ve never heard before but I’m so lucky I can listen to a song like this and a musician like Jones. It’s most likely the creative melodies and Jones’s insane vocal talent, as she’s not only a fantastic songwriter but a fantastic singer as well. Luna Jones is a virtuoso music artist, and it’s not everyday you come across someone like her in the pop scene. She’s single handedly making a new sound that I expect will soon take over the world. She began her music career just last year in July with her debut single “Lovebomb”, another track from This Could Hurt. . She has released multiple EPs and released her debut album in June 2025. Her overall aesthetic is just one of the factors setting her apart from the rest of her fellow pop girls. In May 2025, she performed live at The Troubadour in West Hollywood. Luna Jones is an exceptional and extraordinary rising star in the music industry! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW LUNA JONES: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Apple Music  | YouTube

The lyrics in "Obsessed" are simply honest and emotional. Harvey sings about being stuck on someone, even when he knows it’s not good for him. The song replicates a late-night thought spiral, when your mind won’t stop thinking about someone. The verses feel personal, almost like reading a page from his journal. His words are simple but hit hard, and they’re relatable, hearing the pain in his voice as he sings. He sings in a soft and smooth tone, but there’s a lot of emotion underneath that carries the emotion. He’s not trying to be perfect—he’s just being real. That honesty makes the song really easy to connect with and enjoy. Harvey brings his whole heart when it comes to putting all the pieces together to form this anthem. It is hard for artists to be able to sing their emotions while simultaneously creating production to match the message, but "Obsessed" does it with ease. The song starts with light piano and builds up before reaching the chorus. As the song progresses, it only gets more catchy and relatable. There are background layers—like faint harmonies and echoing sounds—that make the song feel full without being too polished.  Every sound feels like it has a purpose. It’s clear Harvey knows exactly how he wants his music to make people feel. Harvey Brittain is a 23-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer from Preston, England. He now lives in Los Angeles after signing with Jake Ottmann’s indie label, Slumbo Labs. Inspired by his dad, who also played music, Harvey started playing piano at age four. At 15, he performed on a British talent show in front of big names like Robbie Williams. He chose not to continue with it, but took Williams’ advice to live life and write about it. Harvey started studying at Berklee College of Music with help from author Lee Child. Harvey now releases new songs every six weeks and has played sold-out shows in London, New York, and L.A. With influences like Harry Styles, The 1975, and Frank Ocean, Harvey is making heartfelt, honest music with a sound that’s all his own. Written By Adalyn Reichenberger FOLLOW HARVEY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

pressley's latest release, "Undo," pounds with bass and beats as heavy as her regrets. pressley recalls the affection from a past relationship as if the memories are tattooed in her mind. As people change in relationships, sometimes we miss who they were at the start and regret the love we gave them. If it was going to end, was that love worth anything? The desire to take it back fuels pressley to move forward. She sings, "Un-kiss you, un-love you, un-call you, un-touch you…I wish that I could hit undo." The lyrics are crushing, like you've deleted your favorite photo, and it's gone forever. But this regret protects pressley and many of us when we need to erase our attachment to the past. The song hits like a phone colliding with the wall, smashing the glass–erasing every memory. Every lyric stands out like a crack in the screen. The melodic, bouncy synths create a digitized atmosphere as if our face is glowing with the same blue light as pressley. It takes us into this moment of scrolling through memories and wanting to press the undo button. pressley's voice remains steady throughout the song as if she's not showing her anger. It's purely through her words. She maintains a cool composure with a controlled edge. Instead of a desperation to forget, she shows that the power is in her hands. pressley's undo button stays far from her career as she pursues one achievement after another. In addition to being a musician, she is also an actress, dancer, content creator, and entrepreneur. You may recognize her from the final season of Dance Moms and Nickelodeon's Erin and Aaron. She recently signed a record label deal with Nickelodeon Music, which she can share on her platforms with her reach of over 10 million followers. She supports UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital and Best Friends Animal Society. Although she may seem cold in this song, pressley has a heart burning with passion. Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke FOLLOW PRESSLEY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Maria Milis’ debut single, Sleeping With The Enemy, is a dream pop song about realizing your partner is toxic. It’s exactly what it sounds like. You’re in a relationship with someone and you know they are not good for you. In these kinds of relationships, the other person is very manipulative and has a way of making you stay even when you know it’s a bad idea. Have any of you ever felt that kind of stuck in a relationship before? When you can’t recognize the person you’re with and you’re unhappy, it’s really time to leave the relationship. When you all listen to this song, hopefully you’ll be able to reevaluate any similiar situations you've had. Sleeping With The Enemy immediately pulls you in with a catchy beat thumping along with the first verse, “I feel you pull me closer. Why is it that I feel distant”. In the first pre-chorus, she sings “You tear me down then build me up somehow. Push me to the ground then give me a helping hand.” I like the way she describes his manipulation tactics here. In the bridge, she sings “I heard your hisses way before you bit me with your venom. I’m laying next to someone who has ill intentions.” I like the imagery she uses here when she compares him to a snake. I like the overall vibe of the song, the mature way she discusses toxicity, and the production. Maria Milis is a 23 year old singer-songwriter born and raised in London with a unique Greek and Brazilian background. She modeled, got a law degree, and worked as a trainee solicitor before she decided to pursue music full time. She worked on her debut single with Grammy nominated producer, Leah Haywood , who is most known for her work with Selena Gomez , Nicki Minaj , Justin Bieber , and Katy Perry . The song has officially charted on the UK iTunes chart. Her upcoming EP will dive into toxic and challenging relationships she experienced in her youth and how they helped her grow into the woman she is today. Be sure to check it out! Written By Jazz FOLLOW Maria Milis: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

Nieri’s latest song, Architecture, is a dance/electro/synth pop song about breaking free from toxic power dynamics. Have you been in that situation before? Sadly, a lot of people have this experience. Because people are people, there’s always going to be ones that feel the need to control others. A relationship should be balanced and equal and come with authentic love from all individuals involved. True love is out there and you never have to settle for anyone who mistreats you, but you don’t have to rush either. The message of the song is very important and I hope that those with this experience can resonate with the song. Architecture begins with a captivating beat before he makes his way into the first verse. My favorite lyrics are “Such an amateur, putting your design sheets on the floor” and “Always engineered, pushing buttons like I’m a machine”. The first thing I noticed about this song is that it sounds unique to most of the other dance pop music I’m used to listening to. Its killer bassline, his falsetto, and production are major highlights. Nowadays, a pop song will usually have a bridge that contains extra lyrics or no bridge at all. I love and respect the idea to have a dance break serve as the bridge. In my opinion, it is the most exciting way to transition into the final chorus/climax. Nieri is a pop artist born in Milan, Italy, but is currently based in Los Angeles, California. He is known for high-energy dance music inspired by his personal experiences and struggles, but his music also serves the purpose of inspiring and challenging his fans to be who they really are. This type of music can be seen throughout his discography and started with his debut EP, “Starshine”, which was released in July 2022. He has been performing at numerous festivals in Los Angeles and New York City such as We Found New Music and NYC Pride. He released a song in May titled “People Pleaser” with a similar cover art style so he might be gearing up for a big year. Make sure to keep an eye out! Written By Jazz FOLLOW Nieri: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Have you ever loved someone so much that not being with them feels like you are numb all around? The connection you shared was so powerful and beautiful that nothing else mattered besides the two of you. That was until somewhere along the way the other person stopped putting in effort and stopped putting in their love. It became this sad cycle of forcing conversations and making memories that didn’t have a purpose. MELANi released her latest track titled “Watered Down” on June 27, 2025. A song that reminds us to remember who we are and stop letting those we love wash away the best parts of ourselves.   “Watered Down” begins with MELANi’s heavenly voice that immediately grabs your attention. Her vocals were so beautiful I seriously could not get enough of this entire song. There was not a moment where I couldn’t feel the raw and intense emotion of her lyrics. I also enjoyed the steady drum beat throughout the song as it made the track familiar. The mood of the entire song was so empowering as well. She turned what is such a vulnerable and hard truth to admit into such an inspiring track for anyone who listens.   The talented artist that is MELANi is a singer/songwriter hailing from Melbourne, Australia. The 28-year-old artist released her first ever track titled “Good Gut Feeling” in 2023. Since then, she has released two other amazing tracks each falling under the indie pop genre. In all her music you can hear the honest and real-life experiences as she draws from them to create fantastic songs. If you haven’t already given “Watered Down” a listen, I strongly recommend you give it a listen. Be sure to also follow her social medias down below and follow along on her musical journey. Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW MELANi: Instagram | Spotify