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Back with his latest single, Scott Quinn has released "Overdrawn," a heartfelt track about how it feels to give everything in a relationship and it still not be enough. The song is a poignant reminder that love isn't always enough for a relationship to survive and sometimes you have to let someone go to save yourself. Sharing his thoughts on the track, Scott Quinn states, "In some ways, I always hope people can’t relate to my music, that they’re happy and don’t need it. But the reality is a lot of people have been through this. That push and pull between head and heart, whether to stay or leave, to keep trying or let go. If someone’s in that place, I hope this song helps them feel seen and reminds them they’re not alone in it." Reflecting the song's emotional narrative, "Overdrawn" features a stunning, evocative soundscape full of longing and loss. Scott Quinn wears his heart on his sleeve about what could've been over a combination of rich instrumentals, centering around soulful piano lines supported by a lush string arrangement, moving drums, and impassioned guitars. Adding to the full instrumentals, Quinn's powerhouse vocals are backed by sonorous harmonies, creating an immersive sound any pop enthusiast can get lost in. Having a timeless feel, "Overdrawn" sounds like a hit ripped from the pop ballads of the 2010s and could hang with the likes of Maroon 5 , Gavin DeGraw , and Andy Grammer . A British singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Scott Quinn is known for his ability to balance emotional depth with light-hearted charm. He often expresses vulnerability in his music, creating authentic compositions that a wide array of fans can relate to. Quinn writes in a way that combines empathetic, timeless pop with classic songwriting traditions, finding himself drawing from inspirations like The Beatles , Billy Joel , The Carpenters , Stevie Wonder , and Elton John . A highly sought-after songwriter, Quinn has contributed to a plethora of international hits and has collaborated with the likes of BTS , Zara Larsson , Steve Aoki , and Keith Urban . Certainly an artist no one wants to miss, Quinn is someone to keep an eye on as we look forward to his debut album. Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW SCOTT QUINN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Presley Reiger’s new single, Buy Me A Car, is a mid tempo indie/synth pop song about desperately needing someone to want you back. This is made evident by the title of the song. Presley croons over his crush and begs them to buy him a car so they can be together all the time. No matter how old you get, the strength of loving an individual for the first time never seems to change. In the music video, he is riding through neighborhoods on his bike at nighttime. I like that the music video is chill because it matches the song’s energy. Buy Me A Car has infectious drums, airy vocals, and neat production. The chill vibe of this song is perfect for driving to the beach on a breezy summer night. My favorite line comes in this second chorus. “I studied all your favorite things. I made them my favorite too so next time I’m with you, I can wear them like original thoughts” If you're into pop or alternative music, I would highly recommend this song because I think you will enjoy it as much as I do. I will be adding this to my current playlist and can’t wait to see what he does next. Presley Reiger is singer, songwriter, performer, and producer from Southern California. Since introducing himself as a solo artist, he has released three EPs: RUN in 2023, SPILL in 2025, and Sensitive to the room on April 24. During this time, he has opened for Tate McRae’s Think Later Tour, amassed over 42 million streams, and worked with multiple Grammy nominated producers who’ve churned out hits for the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone, and Doja Cat. He uses sensitivity, introspection, and self-awareness to create unmatched musicality. Written By Jazz FOLLOW PRESLEY REIGER: Instagram | Spotify  | YouTube

She Is Jules' latest song "Dizzy Spells" was written while she experienced vertigo as a side effect of a new medication. The lyrics are very reflective of her internal and mental state as she wrote the song. Her lyricism is powerful, sitting comfortably between unique storytelling and raw emotion. There is a high level of relatability to the lyrics. Even if indirectly, the song makes it easy to attach personal meaning and experiences to the lyrics. Beyond dizzy spells, it also showcases the strong feeling of anxiety. With the lyrics, She Is Jules uses sensory details that puts you as the listener into her shoes. She vividly shows how overwhelming it can be to control anxiety once it is continuously spurred on by something uncontrollable, like chronic illnesses or dizzy spells. The lyrics "When my pulse speeds up and I'm barely breathing / I'm in this crowd, but I wanna leave it / Can you tell that I'm overheating?" sat with me after listening. Her natural talent for writing such impactful lyrics is what sets "Dizzy Spells" apart and makes it memorable. "Dizzy Spells" is a very fitting name for the sound of the song. The music in the background feels something akin to whimsical. The beats and other added noises feels a bit playful. The song sounds like it belongs on the soundtrack of a movie or series. It has this addicting sound with a calming but fun vibe. It creates a cathartic listening experience from the slower start to the beat drop that introduces us to the chorus. It becomes a bit livelier during the chorus, propelling the consistent thrumming beat in the background into a jumpier sound. At the bridge, we are riding a calm wave where She Is Jules' vocals take center stage. We get to hear her smooth, saccharine vocals as it leads us to the end of the song. Once you reach the end of the song, her voice, the strumming guitar, and the beat leaves you feeling revitalized. She Is Jules was born in the San Francisco Bay-Area. Starting at the young age of 8, She Is Jules picked up a guitar and began her journey to becoming an artist. She grew up performing with her acoustic guitar at church events, festivals, and even bars. Fast forward to 2023, Jules' voice can be heard in songs all around the world with her +120 million streams on Spotify. The singer is widely known for her vocals on the iconic cover of "Mad World" released by Timmy Trumpet and Gabry Ponte. She takes inspiration from artists like Julia Michaels , Taylor Swift , Olivia Rodrigo , and Ellie Goulding. Follow She Is Jules to stay updated on all her future releases and projects! Written By Kyler Griggs FOLLOW SHE IS JULES: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

A safe space for freedom of expression and unique ways of thinking, music fosters a healthy environment for neurodiversity with several artists being open about being neurodivergent and how that impacts their work in the industry. Neurodiversity encompasses a wide spectrum of conditions and neurological differences, including anything from autism to ADHD to dyslexia to Tourette's and more. Celebrating "Pop Artists Who Are Neurodivergent," we have compiled a list of musicians who openly discuss the ways neurodivergence shapes their creativity and the challenges they face along the way. Cher Known as the "Goddess of Pop," Cher has been open when discussing her struggles with dyslexia and dyscalculia, disabilities that impact reading and mathematical abilities. Despite her learning differences, Cher never let that keep her from chasing her dreams and she has become one of the best-selling music artists in history with over 100 million records sold. She's the only solo artist with number-one singles on the US Billboard charts in seven consecutive decades spanning the 1960s to 2020s. On top of her many achievements and unforgettable career, Cher has also become an advocate for kids with learning differences, raising awareness for the benefits of early identification, specialized teaching methods, and self-esteem support. Billie Eilish Recently outspoken about her neurodivergence, Billie Eilish began publicly sharing her experience with Tourette's syndrome in 2022 after an interview with David Letterman. Tourette's is a neurological disorder that is characterized by involuntary, repetitive sounds or movements and is something Eilish was diagnosed with at age 11. Despite her struggles with Tourette's, Eilish has continued to pour her heart into her music, earning a plethora of accolades like two Academy Awards, ten Grammy Awards, twenty Guiness World Records, and nine American Music Awards among others. Florence Welch An open dyspraxic and dyslexic, Florence Welch reminds us that though learning and thinking differences may cause some challenges, success is still achievable. The powerhouse vocalist behind Florence + The Machine has overcome the challenges of her conditions since childhood and raises awareness for dyspraxia as the condition doesn't get as much attention as it should. Her openness about how it has impacted her career and the way she thinks reminds everyone that neurodivergence isn't anything to be ashamed of and that music can provide an outlet for any struggles one might face. David Byrne Known as a founding member and lead singer of the Talking Heads, David Byrne has talked about being on the autism spectrum, specifically identifying with a form of Asperger's syndrome. Though he has not been officially diagnosed by a doctor, he self-identified through research and has described his neurodiversity as a superpower. He feels his experience with autism and the challenges he has faced have shaped his creative approach to music and art and reflects positively on his differences despite his struggles with social cues and communication. Lewis Capaldi Another artist living with Tourette's syndrome, Lewis Capaldi started opening up about his diagnosis in 2022, explaining the challenges that come with tics like involuntary shoulder and head twitches. He has stated that sometimes his tics have been mistaken for drug use, showing the importance of raising awareness for the condition so others will be educated and not make hurtful assumptions. Capaldi notes that his condition can have a negative impact on his music career as his tics sometimes intensify during high-stress situations like concerts, which forces him to take breaks to manage his health. Though the condition has its challenges, Capaldi refuses to let it define himself or his career. Sia Identifying as neurodivergent, Sia began openly discussing her experience being on the autism spectrum in 2023, sharing the challenges she has faced over the years. The iconic pop vocalist has noted how she felt the need to mask her autism and "put on a human suit" to fit in with the neurotypical world, stating that her diagnosis at age 45 was freeing in the sense that is has helped her become her true self. Sia's experience is one of many that show how harmful it can be to feel the need to pretend to be someone you're not, inspiring others to pursue diagnosis and/or just be themselves. Reneé Rapp Describing it as a key part of her creative process and personality, Reneé Rapp has openly discussed her experience with ADHD throughout her career. She has shared that while it can be exhausting, it helps her generate ideas and makes her feel more unhinged and creative. Rapp's honesty and advocacy for mental health have led her fans to feel seen and more comfortable with their experiences with ADHD, showing us how powerful platforms like Rapp's can be used for good. Do you have any favorite pop artists who are neurodivergent? Are there any in this list you adore? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

As we enter spring, it's a wonderful reminder of taking note of things that we're grateful for. Whether it's new beginnings or feeling re-energized after a season of rest, spring can be a wonderful time for reflection all across the board. It also can be a reflection for the things we love. "Worry" by David Wimbish & The Collection is a song that captures that warm sunny feeling that spring brings along in a song. A perfect blend of calmness, gratitude, emotional vulnerability all tied with a bow in a folk song. This song is the perfect representation on the feeling of having your windows rolled down while driving in the perfect warmer weather. The song overall is extremely simple and stripped down. The beginning has a perfect guitar that is swooning which immediately launches us into the idea of this being more a folk song. David's voice completely solidfies it with a perfect twang at the end of some of the words alongside an acoustice guitar that marries their voice. The lyrics are so beautiful as they talk about love in a different perspective. Instead of it being about all the great things that come along with falling in love, David writes about all of the wholesome things that people worry about but also what a great feeling that can be. Using this as a way of reframing and redoing our love songs is true art. David Wimbish is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from North Carolina. After four albums and touring with their original band, The Collection, David has started a new journey as a solo artist. Stepping away from the alternative roots that drove The Collection, David has taken a different approach with the solo music which fans have been all about. With songs massing over 11 million listens on Spotify, David's new single "Worry" comes crashing into their discography and lands perfectly. David also has alternative versions of other fan favorite songs from previous albums so there's something for everyone. Written By Bre Macomber FOLLOW DAVID WIMBISH & THE COLLECTION: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Estella Dawn has released her new single, “Hometown.” When looking at where we come from, there’s a difference of perspective when we live there versus when we come to visit once we’ve moved away. With the clarity formed from far away, Dawn encompasses the complicated feelings of how our hometowns help us become who we are. Looking at different realities of who we are and where we could have ended up, it’s easy to make the comparison Dawn does throughout “Hometown.” When gaining the clarity needed that moving away really was for the best, Dawn encapsulates what it’s like for small-town kids who may dream far beyond their hometown: “[she] made it out.” When looking at the different ideas Dawn explores throughout “Hometown,” it’s clear to see that Dawn has lived through the experience of wanting to get out of a small town; it almost feels suffocating. Dawn captures these ideas clearly throughout the song, matching her story-filled discography. When looking at “Hometown,” the lyrics sound like they were ripped out of Dawn’s diary; they're vulnerable, truthful, and close to Dawn’s personal experiences. While “Hometown” may differ from the rest of Dawn’s discography due to being quieter and more lived-in, it’s a welcome addition to the rest of Dawn’s spectacular discography. Estella Dawn is a San Diego-based Kiwi singer-songwriter. While Dawn has released music talking about her past experiences, listeners go all the way back to Dawn’s childhood and adolescence with “Hometown.” Now a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with over 15 million streams across her discography, Dawn is making it clear that she’s not going anywhere. With a genre-fluid discography full of dark-pop, alt-country, and indie folk, there’s something for everyone in Dawn’s discography. If readers would like to keep up with Estella Dawn’s newest releases and show dates, they can follow her on social media, linked down below. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW ESTELLA DAWN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Toria Rainey's "Ugly Side" captures the grainy, evocative whirlwind of emotion that ensues after the violation of boundaries. Rainey shares that she wrote the song after feeling her boundaries were disrespected. Going into autopilot as an immediate reaction, she perceived that she was not in control of how she responded. The anger that built gave way to "the quiet panic of realizing: this isn’t who I want to be, but I can’t seem to stop it." Unapologetically lingering in the messiness of reacting, the singer refrains from closing out the song by neatly packing her emotions up. Maintaining the tension between wanting to stay composed and surrendering to anger, "Ugly Side" portrays a distinctly human experience. The single sits in a darker, more electric corner of indie pop, pulling in rock and R&B influences. Gritty electric guitar tracks and live drums drive the track forward with intensity. Stacked vocals and thoughtfully used distortion create a haunting back-and-forth conversational delivery of the lyrics, indicating the singer's internal struggle. Vocal runs and harmonies intensify in the latter half of the song alongside propulsive percussion, building to the explosive climax. Instead of reigning the passion back in for a fade-out ending, Rainey fiercely finishes out the track with vigor. Toria Rainey is a Brooklyn-based artist who composes indie pop music that isn't afraid to confront uncomfortable truths. Intermingling key musical characteristics across genres, Rainey layers intimate pop production with flickers of folk and R&B, lyrics dripping in confidential vulnerability, sung with a voice of gold. On Spotify, her songs can be found on a number of curated playlists, such as, Moonrocket Records' "Best New Indie 2026" and Playlist Picasso's "Happy Indie Vibes." "Ugly Side" is Rainey's second single release of 2026, following her cathartic track "Bicycle Boy." Stay tuned for the continuation of Toria Rainey's establishment in the indie pop realm. I know I will. Written By Azalea Withrow FOLLOW TORIA RAINEY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

It’s practically impossible to accept love from another when deep down you don’t think you deserve it. Your mind convinces you to push everyone away and stay guarded to avoid what you believe is inevitable heartbreak. It’s a cycle of self-sabotage that can be impossible to escape if you don’t take risks and give yourself grace. Samantha Margret released “You Never Learn” after a late night self reflection on her own experience with self sabotage. Alone in her room, she captured the tension of an unreliable narrator navigating fear, desire and the quiet chaos of her mind. Blending haunted melodies with her vulnerable lyricism, this track is intimate and lays every emotion bare. It's for the ones who are afraid to open up yet long to be known. “You Never Learn,” paints a portrait of someone that feels fundamentally flawed. Every bone in their body screams to push away anything good because the fear of things ending is scarier than the possibility of it being beautiful. Samantha explained “Sometimes it can feel true that everything is about to end, especially when things are good. Almost like waiting for the other shoe to drop.” It’s the classic tale of impending doom and the inability to stop. It’s so hard to acknowledge being at fault for damaging what what could be’s in life, and I admire Samantha for facing it head first in this song. “All I do is tear myself down.” So many of us let our mind convince us we aren’t worthy of being loved, but we are, all we have to do is push the dark thoughts away. Samantha Margret is a singer-songwriter for the woman who wants her own history, body and feelings. She writes introspective lyrics that are perfect for late night drives alone with only your thoughts. Based in California, she made her first mark with her single “RAGE” that was released on June 24th, 2022, the same day Roe V Wade was overturned. It was a battle cry for women nationwide that empowered women to channel their feelings into action. This was a huge moment when Samantha realized her music wasn’t just relatable, but something that could inspire real change. Last October she stepped out with her debut album “Dream Girl” that explored femininity, desire and quiet violence of expectation. She explores all it is to be a woman and the importance of reclaiming your fire. Samantha has such a gift for her craft, follow the links down below to stay up to date on her future releases. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW SAMANTHA: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube

"Habit" by Clara Lars is a testament to hopeless devotion and the temperamental feelings of being stuck in a relationship that's not on your terms. The speaker's words are directed at her partner, explaining the ways the partner seems to control the romance. Physical, intimate, and all consuming, lyrics like "linger on my skin, breathe you in, keep you close" express the deeply tangible impact that the romance has on the speaker. All the while, a distant, elusive, and careless portrait of their partner is painted with words like: "tip toe on the bleachers right until you cross a line." This meaningful song explores how love can make us vulnerable, expressing how hard it is to let go. This song washes a wave of warmth over listeners through the romantic vocals and effervescent instrumentals. This dream pop track opens with ambient electronic instrumentals, echoing percussion, and Clara's high, smooth, and breathy vocals. The sound of the singing hits the ear like a blend of Tones and I and Lana Del Rey. Gentle, floaty instrumentals layer throughout the tune, with guitar strumming joining the mix in the second verse. Vocal echoes linger on the mind as they impress the words of vulnerability into the hearts of listeners. The chorus repeats at the end of the song, feeling almost hypnotic. "Habit" is a sonic embodiment of rose-colored glasses with its romantic, entrancing sound. Clara Lars is a musician with a commercial electro-pop style. Her musical talents emerged from a transitional period in her life: moving from Brooklyn, New York, to Los Angeles, California at the age of 10. She leaned into piano and songwriting as a restorative escape and progressed her career in recording and producing her music in her basement over the pandemic. Clara has grown her stage presence, with performances supported by Breaking Sound NYC , and JBL SoHo . Her discography offers fans an EP and singles that touch on meaningful themes of relationships and self-reflection. Explore her music with the links below. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW CLARA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Heartbreak lingers. It seeps into the smallest cracks and folds of your brain and makes itself difficult to be rid of. As a result, many of us can’t help but reflect on the moments that broke us and the relationships that are long past. That is the story being told by Emma Rosenkranz’s “Knowing You”. With lyrics such as “I know it’s gone, but it sticks with me” and “Maybe I’m just thinking / of us at sixteen”, Rosenkranz paints an emotionally rich portrait of what it’s like to linger on heartbreak and the difficulty of moving on. This song is perfect for processing the grief of lost love and reminiscing over what has passed. The song starts out with an echoey ambience before suddenly beginning with a mellow guitar and vocal melodies. Rosenkranz’s voice floats beautifully over the instrumental. A steady drumbeat pushes the song forward while maintaining the atmosphere of the song. The chorus includes an ethereal instrumental break before tapering off back to the mood of the verse. Following the second chorus is a bridge that manages to be unique while still fitting with the vibe of the rest of the song. The crowd singing brings a fresh flavor to the work while still protecting its integrity. Fitting the message and lyrics of the song, the sound has an almost reminiscent quality to it. There’s a sense of reflection. Emma Rosenkranz began planting roots for her songwriting abilities and career in her young age. She started writing poems when she was seven years old. She wrote her first song when she was eleven years old. Her late father taught her how to play guitar, giving her the gift of music before he passed. She has released two albums with over 600k streams. She has shared her work in live shows in major cities such as New York and Los Angeles for crowds of hundreds. Her second album is entitled “A Year’s Time”, and is a reflection of her time since graduating college. She attended Brown University. Emma Rosenkranz writes songs about the “hard to deal with” aspects of life, such as loss and heartbreak. Her music is perfect for those with deep feelings and thoughts. Written By Victoria Fitzgerald FOLLOW EMMA ROSENKRANZ: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Falling in love can inhibit your greatest virtues and senses. It can make you do things you’d never do before, and can have you ignoring the clearest warning signs about your potential partner. Alex Westin’s latest single “Red Lights” follows these themes, as he finds himself running every red light just to get to his lover faster. The track switches back and forth from acknowledging that he is missing integral parts of character, and yet he really doesn’t care. He runs toward it anyway, because he feels unstoppable when they are together. Westin wrote and produced this track himself, and plays most of the instruments heard. “Red Lights” has a mix of folk, indie, and pop sounds, which he blends seamlessly to tell this story. This track opens with enthusiasm and excitement, as Westin chants a line that later is highlighted in the chorus: “Running every red light for you”. A tall claim for the first lyric, he follows it in the first verse with lyrics explaining his past relationships, and how he has not been perfect. He sings, “I missed the warning signs / and failed to read between the lines”. He is familiar with the negative aspects of love, and yet he falls so deeply into this one that he chooses to bypass safety. In the chorus, he sings “Facing all my fears / To keep you around for a while / Is it all for me / Things you say you feel / Cause now baby I’m / Running every red light for you”. Alex Westin is a Swedish born writer and producer currently based in Stockholm. He has eight singles streaming on Spotify, and over 11,000 monthly listeners. Along with creating his own music, he writes with and for many artists in the area, including Adrian Macéus, Nomi Tales, and Robin Bengtsson. Westin writes in both Swedish and English, tying his background and upbringing into his works. His goal is to blend sounds of pop and folk, as seen in “Red Lights”. As well as being involved in the music industry, Westin is a large part of Rix Morronzoo, one of Sweden’s biggest morning radio shows. Make sure to follow the social medias below to stay tuned for more music from Alex Westin. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW ALEX WESTIN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

"All That Bad" is the newest single from Lexi Faye , a song about going above and beyond for someone you trust, only for them to turn their back on you. Whether you confide in a friend, significant other, or family member, Faye warns listeners about the consequences of blindly trusting anyone, no matter who they are. People can easily switch up and hurt you, and feel no remorse in doing so. Faye sings about this betrayal in "All That Bad', wondering what she did to deserve it from the subject of the lyrics. She expresses her anger and is made to believe she is at fault for this happening. The production of "All That Bad" starts as an indie acoustic song, with Faye's amazing vocal talents to supplement these auditory vibes. When you reach the chorus, amplified guitar chords are introduced that transition the song from a chill tempo to a rock anthem-rhythm. As the rest of "All That Bad" carries these altering instrumentation styles throughout the production, it still maintains the themes and genres of country rock with influences of pop. Both the expert musicianship of this song and Faye's singing voice create the same atmosphere the lyrics did, showing how much creativity and hard work was put into the single. Lexi Faye is a music artist from Colorado, USA. She began her studio career in May 2024 with the release of her debut single "Tell Me". Since then, in addition to collaborating with other artists, she has released more incredible songs, including but not limited to "How Do I Let You Go", "Stuck in My Head", and "Loves Me Not". An immensely talented songwriter, she has explored relatable topics throughout her discography regarding life and love, defining her signature writing style in addition to her signature sound as an artist. Also an outstanding live performer, its without a doubt that Lexi Faye is a fantastic musician! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW LEXI FAYE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube