Molly Grace has graced listeners with her new single, “Heaven Sent.” Turning a sexual awakening into a reintroduction into oneself, “Heaven Sent” celebrates love, queer identity, and a rebirth into who one truly is and living that truth. Disco-infused and a flash from the past, this gospel-inspired song has Molly Grace saying that her lover is “Heaven Sent.” Fun, funky, and full of tongue-in-cheek references to all things divine (and even a nod to the hit “Heaven Is A Place On Earth"), Molly asks the question many of us ask when we meet the right person: “how are you real?” With the discovery of “being born again” in her partner’s arms, Molly Grace turns a sexual awakening into a blessed experience. Turning the topic of divine love and rebirthing it into a queer anthem is something that I thoroughly enjoyed when tuning in to “Heaven Sent.” Not only is this song full of clever references in the lyrics, Molly Grace matches the energy with the gospel-backing vocals and preaching on the bridge, rounding out the song well and showing off a smart production and a smart songwriter. Her vocals are consistently powerful throughout her discography, but Molly Grace’s vocals on “Heaven Sent” are a standout, delivering belts throughout the chorus that make it a sacred experience. Standing before her audience “a woman changed,” Molly Grace makes sure that “Heaven Sent” is a delivery of sheer perfection. Molly Grave is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter based out of Nashville. Born in Lexington, Boston, Molly first began to learn guitar at the age of 10, creating a love of songwriting from just four chords. With inspiration from icons such as Lawrence the Band, Renee Rapp, and Remi Wolf, Molly Grace’s discography is full of wit and powerhouse vocals. Audiences may recognize her from her first single of 2025, “F.E.M.M.E,” nearing 2,000,000 listens on Spotify. Hot off the success of her “But I’m a Popstar!” tour and recently announcing her summer tour, “Heaven Sent” is just the start of a Molly Grace summer. You can keep up with Molly Grace’s new singles and tour dates on her social media, linked down below.  Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW MOLLY GRACE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

philine's newest release, "josie," is an admission of post-break-up clarity. Tending to the pain of heartbreak until it becomes an aid to self-realization is the journey encapsulated in this ballad. Inviting listeners to resonate with feelings of rejection, longing for closure, and contemplation over what went wrong, philine's vulnerability garners trust with her audience. Showing that, sometimes it's only after leaving a dynamic you were stuck in that sheds light on its unique critical failures in fulfilling your needs. In her own words, "the more I healed from it and the older I’ve grown, the more I realize how much of what I had experienced as a rejection from her, was also shaped by my own insecurities." Counting down the opening strums of guitar, philine wastes no time diving into the complications of her past relationship delivering the first line "you could have been a little more kind to me" in her charismatic tone. Switching seamlessly between notes in the first verse, philine lays bare her emotions by putting the focus on her singing and lyrics which are accompanied by minimal instrumental backing. Transitioning into the chorus philine sings a run on the lyric "i'd love to get closure" bringing the sound into an airy vocal space. The chorus brings a fuller sound continuing the guitar, adding percussion, and stacking philine's voice. The various timing of each lyric's length creates a compelling soundscape that satisfies alongside the song's rhythmic instrumentation. Originally from The Netherlands, philine was surrounded by music in her upbringing. Specifically, she was inspired at a young age by her mother's teaching music to young children. Most recently, she opened for Riley Pearce on a short tour leg. Having amassed nearly 200,000 monthly listeners on Spotify alone, her music resonates with a widespread audience. She says that a lot of the songwriting process is mental identifying as a big overthinker. "These songs are the moments when I'm captured inside of my thoughts." Planning her next tour, philine has no intentions of stopping any time soon so get to listening! Written By Azalea Withrow FOLLOW PHILINE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

While loving someone so deeply can bring about so much joy and happiness, for some it can be the complete opposite. There comes a point in many relationships where you simply cannot take the other person anymore. Their actions affect you differently which makes you wonder for months if it’s better to leave or stay and hope for change. But more than often we find that leaving is better. Not because we don’t love or respect the other anymore but because being with them brings sadness. Staying in a relationship that no longer serves you is quite possibly the hardest thing to do. It diminishes your mental and physical health leaving you in the end the only one truly hurt. Ariyel’s latest single “how to be loved” delivers us the message that leaving something that no longer serves you is best.   Beautiful instrumentals open “how to be loved” with an airy guitar and soft beats. Her delicate voice was absolutely amazing in every possible way. There was an intense amount of emotion throughout this entire song. Especially with lyrics like “You don’t know how to be loved / I don’t know how to remind you.” My favorite part about this track was how you could feel the tension building up from the beginning. With a slow rhythm and raw lyrics before the guitar switched to a loud and powerful rhythm ending the track perfectly.   Ariyel is an indie pop singer/songwriter based out of Colorado. In 2021 she released her first single titled “grow together.” Since then, she has released regularly making sure all her songs tell a beautiful story. With her brand-new single “how to be loved” she put so much emotion and heart into the entire track. In hopes that others will relate to it and bring awareness to those in the same situation but cannot remove themselves. I highly recommend listening to this track as well as following the artist below. Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW ARIYEL: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | SoundCloud   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Love has the power to heal any broken wound. Sometimes all it takes is for someone to reach out their hand, and if you take it, it could be one step closer to fully healing. “THE LOWS” by Caleb Hearn proves that throughout the darkest moments, love can ease the pain the low moments bring. In a period where you feel stuck, it feels like no matter what happens, you’ll never get out. Whether that be escaping a small town, not making career advancements, or not having flourishing relationships; it could all take a toll on your mental health. It’s no joke dealing with the hardships life throws at you, especially when they leave you feeling hopeless and burnt out. Your perception can change and your view of the world around you can warp. Caleb sings about how a new love in his left has helped mend his broken heart. The lyrics from the chorus “When I’m alone/ And freezing cold/ You come home/ And love me through the lows” show that the love this person gives him makes him feel warm. This person is bringing light into his life and supporting him through his most vulnerable moments, which truly is powerful. Produced by Colin Foote, Alex Borel, and Ruslan Odnoralov; “THE LOWS” is a song about how finding one person who sticks with you through your darkest moments is a love worth fighting for. Think of the melody from “Ho Hey” by The Lumineers, the musical structure and foundation for this song is pretty similar. I think the use of the guitar, drums, and other musical elements complement the song very well. The chorus sounds like there’s a choir of people singing with him, which helps add a fuller reverb effect, and I can imagine makes it more fun to sing live. Caleb’s voice is very strong and it’s clear he’s very talented. His voice fits this genre very well, which in my opinion falls under the indie/folk category. Caleb Hearn is a Nashville based singer-songwriter originally from North Carolina. He started posting videos on TikTok which helped grow his fanbase. He now has 1.6 million followers on the platform. He’s a Spotify verified artist and has 3.8 million monthly listeners on the platform. He’s reached an incredible level of success and has songs that have hit streaming numbers in the millions. Caleb signed with Nettwerk Music Group in 2022. His lyrics are open and honest, which is a true testament to his songwriting abilities. He has a way to connect with listeners on a deeper, more intimate level which will only make him more successful. Caleb is extremely talented, and I can’t wait to see what’s next for him in his career. Check out “THE LOWS” and give it a listen! Written By Alexa LaMalfa FOLLOW CALEB HEARN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

OAKLND's emotional track "we were different" takes listeners through the pain and relief of a breakup. This song shows the complex emotions that come in to play for the person who makes the decision to end a relationship. Setting the scene, the lyrics say "let's find a neutral place outside for this," before delving into the reasons the speaker knows that the romance between themself and their partner must come to a close. With the wisdom that a person should not have to change who they are fundamentally for a romance to thrive, the words "I'm scared to lose what's left of me with you" are a vulnerable reach towards self-care. This somber and delicate song stands in solidarity with listeners going through a break up with its message of closure. Glowing electronic instrumentals meet percussion in the opening of the song before acoustic guitar strumming begins. OAKLND's soft, breathy vocals work slowly through the verse and grow rounded through the chorus. The tune of this song takes on the sound of nostalgia with keyboard, reflective singing, and an increasingly bright sound of layered instrumentals throughout the track. The energy in the song builds upon itself, with the first verse drawing listeners into the intense emotions of the track with a more quiet and deliberate sound. As the chorus picks up and the verses move forward, OAKLND's vocals gain a strength that feel like confidence and honesty fuel the lyrics. OAKLND is an indie pop artist who embraces dreamy synth production in his sound. He draws on influences like The 1975 and Gracie Abrams, infusing his songs with introspective lyricism and dynamic instrumentals. He has supported artists like HYYTS , Folda , and Shears , performing at Edinburgh venues including Cabaret Voltaire , The Mash House , and Sneaky Pete's . In addition to his independent singles, OAKLND has collaborated on songs with artists like Lyncs, Almost July, Lauren Laudermilk, Honestly, and NEWCOAST. His music has been featured by platforms including Earmilk, BBC Introducing, several Spotify editorial playlists like Fresh Finds and New Music Friday UK. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW OAKLND: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

“Like Gelato” explores the actions of being who you are without caring what anyone thinks about you. Bennyvi approaches this track with a lighthearted touch by referencing gelato and being carefree. It’s so hard to be who you are when those around you are constantly bringing you down. When you can’t be yourself there is so much pressure that comes with it because you are always thinking about how you can be different. A million thoughts race through your mind like am I too nice, am I too apologetic, maybe I should change and be more like others. So many things flow into your mind but then you realize changing yourself for others is not the way.   Bennyvi’s voice is so euphoric and strong throughout this track. I simply could not stop listening to it! The drums were so vibrant and made the mood of the song so uplifting and positive. I also enjoyed the upbeat feel to the entire track. The song was super relatable and honest with her lyrics, making it the perfect track for anyone who listens. “Like Gelato” is just one of six songs on her EP titled “Watch Me Now” which all showcase her journey in life so far.   Benedetta, also known as Bennyvi is a singer/songwriter from Switzerland. In 2023 she released her first ever single titled “lo Che Ne So.” Which is sung in a different language and is absolutely outstanding. She is only 22 years old and has already made quite the name for herself in the short time since she’s been releasing. Each and every one of her songs displays a ton of emotions and real-life experiences she has gone through. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend you listen to “Like Gelato” as well as the other five wonderful tracks on her latest EP. Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW Bennyvi: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Website  | YouTube

In the modern world, it almost feels like everything is a performance. Everyone has to have the best job, the most money, exciting vacations, and the best group of friends. Furthermore, if you don’t post evidence, it doesn’t exist. Every aspect of our lives are on a stage for others to consume, judge, and comment on. But what if you have something so good you want to keep it to yourself? That is what the song “Safekeeping” by Gillian Krystal is about. This indie pop song depicts the feeling of having a special relationship that you value so much that you don’t want it tainted by the negativity, judgement, and opinions of the outside world. The introduction incorporates an echoey guitar that contributes an almost mysterious feel. As a result, it creates an ethereal atmosphere that helps support the idea of protecting something sacred. The bass guitar that enters soon after assists in driving the song forward and providing energy that does a nice job of complementing the already established feelings within the song. Warm melodies lay on top of the instrumentals and suggest a domestic feeling, supporting the idea of having a comfortable and stable relationship. The vocals show evidence of thorough technicality and fit nicely within the instrumental and create a memorable and high-quality track. Gillian Krystal is an independent singer and songwriter based in Nashville. She was primarily involved with musical theatre before she realized her calling was songwriting. She creates soulful songs with warm melodies and masterful vocals. In 2025, she will release 3 singles as well as perform in shows all over the country. With performances in locations such as Los Angeles and New York, there is no doubt she will be making waves. She will publish news about new releases and upcoming shows on her website. Everyone wants to keep an eye on this rising artist, as she will no-doubt make a legacy for herself. Written By Victoria Fitzgerald FOLLOW GILLIAN KRYSTAL: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

“Let Me Love You” is a refreshingly positive track graced by alluring vocals and a classic story of unconditional love and emotional healing. MATEO sings “ thought my heart would never love again ,” with an unattainable image of love and fresh dose of discouragement. This is contrasted by a remedial love that “ picks up the pieces of a heart that breaks, ” or works to heal MATEO. With a dialogic approach to lyricism, MATEO directly addresses his lover, making the song more personal. The phrase “ we both found love in the darkest place/ and now we’re crawling out, ” was especially influential as it corresponds with the collective growth and repairing qualities of MATEO's relationship. In an auditory space filled with romantic devastation, MATEO offers a hopeful take on love with endearing lyricism. Acoustic guitar with a chanting strum pattern serves as a mediator between MATEO’s rich voice and intimate lyrics. Echoed phrases add a floating effect to the sound, bridged by vocal fluctuations that lead to a passionate exclamation during the chorus. MATEO draws out his voice to convey the pull of emotion, and works with a sweeping drum to create a notable, complete sound that communicates strength. MATEO’s vocal range is commendable with low, quiet vocals that transform into solid, compelling belts during the track. MATEO’s voice is a buttery, reserved, yet powerful advocate for authentic storytelling that encourages listeners to embrace vulnerability and advance with compassion. Altogether, “Let Me Love You” is an invitation to break mental and emotional barriers in order to praise the sensitivity and capability of human relationships.  MATEO is a 21 year-old singer/songwriter from the UK that is quickly making progress as an artist. He started his solo project in 2024 with the single, “Can’t Sleep” and his most frequently streamed song on Spotify is his newest release, “Let Me Love You”. After releasing plenty of songs addressing heartache, MATEO says he's ecstatic to finally write a happy love song. With a sound similar to and inspired by Lewis Capaldi , MATEO’s sound is touching and organic. He started writing poetry when he was just 14 years old to express himself, and now uses songwriting to do the same. MATEO has 30K monthly listeners on Spotify, mostly from Australia and the UK. Keep up with MATEO through his socials, linked below! Written By Hanna Hathaway FOLLOW MATEO: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook

In this emotional pop anthem, Brooke Taylor's single "I Hate Hating You" drags any listener into the depths of whiplash and turmoil. Drawing on themes of resentment from a prior relationship, Brooke conveys the pain and dissonance that accompany feelings of heartbreak. With a chorus playing on sarcasm and sincerity that will hit you where it hurts, Brooke leaves the lingering sentiment with her lyrics. Through her relatability, her lyrics are sharp and honest. While catchy and enjoyable, the ballad does not lack introspection and intensity. Brooke's talented voice carries across the mellow but catchy flow of the single, allowing for a balance of hurt, sadness, and anger. The essence of this song does not need to be shocking or loud to convey the importance and depth of emotion: Brooke's voice, along with the production value, takes listeners on a journey with those elements alone. There is no need to draw into clamarous hysterics when Brooke's voice simply projects everything she feels. A talent that even some popular artists still cannot touch, "I Hate Hating You" is unmistakably made with heart and passion. As a California Native, Brooke Taylor has manifested her musical passions at the University of Southern California's prestigious music program. With her talents leading her to both New York City and Los Angeles, Brooke continues to learn and collaborate with various artists across her platform. Drawing inspiration from Maroon 5, Madonna, and Kelly Clarkson, Brooke Taylor defines herself through her "unique  blend of contagious melodies and introspective lyrics." Brooke is a rising artist to keep on your radar as she ascends into her spot in the pop scene. Written By Adalyn Reichenberger FOLLOW BROOKE TAYLOR: Instagram | Spotify   | TikTok  | YouTube

“Mr. Fix It” explores the tender hopelessness of a nagging desire to reverse critical damage, paired with a sound that fosters compassion and lament. Roach’s approach to sentimental shortcomings involves a multiplied perspective detailing what he can’t seem to fix. The first jarring, four lines of lyricism utilize two magnetic commonalities followed by a crushing, adverse reality served with composure. Roach learned mechanical skills with Tim Taylor, yet never learned what to do when he “ self sabotages ”. He grew up religious, yet would never “ talk to God ," and finally reaches his limit in the track when noting the tragedy of school shootings. This leads to a break in vocals and a fracture in spirit that retires his calm intro voice and replaces it with a controlled exclamation, “ and I can't fix it ,’ as he settles into a doomed reality. Roach reflects on memories as he provides a parallel between society and relationships.  Deep acoustics compliment Roach’s rooted vocals during the introduction and provide contrast from the chorus to create stability in a track saturated with themes of instability and misfortune. With a soft-pop beat, Roach resents his inability to “ fix it ”, alongside the occasional vocal distortion to communicate frustration. He showcases a vocal duality that successfully delivers somber nostalgia before expressing passionate grievances. Nearing the end of the track, Roach isolates his vocals for effect with a drum build-up and twinkling instrumentals. Complete with a final reminder of the chorus, Roach is clear about how he feels. During the last few seconds of the track, he emphasizes irreparable relationships by closing with a voicemail to someone who hasn’t replied, which adds an extra dose of authenticity to the piece. JT Roach’s new release is a sigh of defeat enhanced with moving memories and choking lyricism that is so credible, you can’t skip. JT Roach is signed as a writer/producer to Prescription Songs, and has over 100 million streams over Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube as a solo artist. As an American singer/songwriter Roach has worked with artists like Slander , Said The Sky , Subtronics , and others. Roach released his first single “Tipsy Love” in 2017, his first EP “Witches Lake” in 2019, and his latest single “Mr. Fix It” this May. He won NBC’s Songland Season 1 finale, where OneRepublic chose his “Somebody to Love” to record. He has over 300K monthly listeners on Spotify, with his most frequently streamed song being “Potions” by Slander x Said The Sky x JT Roach. With an encompassing sound, I’m interested to see what JT Roach has up next! Written By Hanna Hathaway FOLLOW JT ROACH: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Photo Credits via joejonas.com In his new album Music For People Who Believe In Love , Joe Jonas inspires listeners with a refreshing perspective of perseverance. TRACK LIST Woven (with DOMi & JD BECK) Parachute Work It Out Only Love Heart by Heart Honey Blonde My Own Best Friend Velvet Sunshine (with Franklin Jonas) Sip Your Wine (with Sierra Ferrell) Hey Beautiful (with Louane & Tiny Habits) What We Are (with Lu ísa Sonza) You Got The Right What This Could Be Constellation With a vibrant solo and group career, Joe Jonas is a pop sensation and a household name. Starting off as a member of the Jonas Brothers , wrapped up in the world of Disney, Joe gained a wide audience from a young age. Staring in films and television shows including Camp Rock and Jonas , his musical talents captured the hearts of so many young audiences. As his career blossomed, various milestones marked growth in his musical journey. When the Jonas Brothers temporarily disbanded in 2013, he branched out and became lead singer of the musical group DNCE , releasing iconic songs like "Cake By The Ocean". He begins a tour across the US this summer as a part of the Jonas Brothers. All the experience and music Joe has brought to life has carved him out a special place in the alternative pop-rock scene. Woven (with DOMi & JD BECK) Starting off the album with character, this eclectic instrumental track offers listeners a feeling of disorientation reminiscent of the beginning of a whimsical adventure story. The sound of a young child's babbling layers overtop simple high piano arpeggios to open the song. From there, the energy builds as various instruments progressively join the tune. Fast strumming, continuously rapid arpeggiated chords on the keyboard, and the sound of violin give the storied instrumentals a vibrant and exciting feeling. The frantic instrumentals fold in the sound of woodwinds and drums, bringing the song to an almost dizzying climax before it closes with the simple piano that began it. Parachute Positivity and resilience pulse through the heart of the second track in the album. Combining invigorating instrumentals including drums and electronic pads with Joe's vocal swagger, the sound of this song exudes confidence. Through the verse, he skillfully walks the line of speak-singing and singing as the lyrics sprinkle nuggets of wisdom on moving on including "heartbreak only lasts a couple seasons" and "memory is thicker than a picture". Whether you're trying to get over a relationship or period of time in your life that is holding you back, this song is a motivating saving grace. The chorus uses the metaphor of its title for a continuous internal supportive mindset and observes the possible difficulties that the speaker may face, ultimately coming to a conclusion of perseverance. Work It Out The next track starts with twangy acoustic guitar strumming before diving into a dynamic blend of electric guitar, fast-paced drums, and expressive singing. The song comes across like a fun pep talk you would give yourself when you need a reminder to keep your head up. "Work It Out" puts a direct and introspective spin on the message of perseverance in "Parachute", offering a literal manifestation of the preceding song's metaphors. This track is riddled with fun mantras like "even baddies get saddies" that provide an uplifting twist and sense of universality to struggles. With an inspiring message and upbeat tune, this is the perfect track to make you smile on those days that you feel like life's getting you down. Only Love The next track in the album is a touching mix of swagger and emotion from its sound to its lyrics. "Only Love" uses percussion, expressive electric guitar, and Joe's confident, low vocals to hone in on an in-the-moment feeling captured in the lyrics. The speaker of the song tells a tale of a popular girl encouraging a shy boy to embrace the love between them and not to be afraid of romance. The sound of the chorus glows in contrast to the edgy storytelling tone of the verse, and as the song goes on into the bridge, the tune gains a love-struck softness. With strong vocals, an upbeat vibe, and a chorus with a sun-kissed sound, this might just be the love song of the summer. Heart by Heart Exploring how time commitments outside a romance can drive a wedge into your love life, "Heart by Heart" tells a tale of familiarity and longing. Along with drums and guitar, comforting and expressive vocals open the song with a touch of country in their sound. This song is a reminder to a partner who has started to move on that the speaker still feels tied to them and is around if their new romance does not go as planned. Refreshingly, as the speaker dotes on his former love, the tone is not bitter. Compassion and understanding come through lyrics like "you gotta live your life". Through the pre-chorus, high vocal layers repeat "just remember I will always remember" as electronic instrumentals sound. Through the chorus and verse, there is a progressively intense passion in the vocals, very much feeling like longing and hope are loaded in the meaning of each word. Honey Blonde Electric and acoustic guitar smoothly open the track with a gentle, comforting atmosphere. Adoration and everything sweet shines through the lyrics of this song, with words like "orange wine" and "antidote" painting a picture of a truly precious romance. High vocals make up the chorus, offering a floaty and dreamlike tune. Memories and metaphors for closeness come through the romantic lyrics of the verses as Joe's storytelling vocals rhythmically annunciate the syllables. This warm track draws listeners into the simple wonders of a relationship, basking in the sweet, sweet taste of closeness. My Own Best Friend Freeing and introspective, this folk-pop track allows listeners to look at the good in life alongside the bad. With beautiful imagery and metaphysical questioning, the lyrics take on deep questions of belonging and identity. An ultimate message of learning to support yourself is fostered throughout the song. Soft, comforting guitar opens the song alongside a whistling pattern that appears throughout the tune. Joe's conversational vocals have a hushed tone through the verse, almost as though his tone is protective of the vulnerable thoughts in the lyrics. Rounded and resolved, the vocals in the chorus are warm with layers of high, breathy singing in the background supporting Joe's deep, soulful expression. Velvet Sunshine (with Franklin Jonas) Ah, to be young and strange and in love! This track explores the excitement of a chaotic romance. Expressing a desire for a certain level of dramatics, the song uses honest lyrics like "kinda like the feeling when you lead me on". Bright guitar, upbeat percussion, and energized singing have the thrill of the lyrics pulsing through the sound of the song. Joe blends singing, speak-singing, and vocalizing creating a dynamic and fun sound. Throughout the chorus, the romance-fueled energy is brought to a crux through bouncy instrumentals on the keyboard and the way the lyrics joyfully coast in attraction. Sip Your Wine (with Sierra Ferrell) Guitar and retro vocals with a slight distortion open the track, delving into the freeing chorus straight away. A feeling of nostalgia and reflection looms over the tune and lyrics of the song as it conveys the blissful wisdom that comes from broadening your point of view. Coasting on the vibe of a journey with storytelling lyrics like "thousand of miles left 'til Reno", the song embodies the spirit of enjoying the ride. Words like "let's sit back and waste some time" paired with the broad revelations of perspective invites listeners to embrace every moment. Sierra Ferrell's high, breathy vocals echo Joe's speak-singing in the pre-chorus, and blend dynamically throughout the choruses in the song. The way the two singers trade verses and blend through the chorus feels like a meaningful conversation. It takes on the way the lyrics climb towards the idea of embracing love. Hey Beautiful (with Louane & Tiny Habits) Devotion and admiration shine through this glowing declaration of love. With lyrics in both English and French, "Hey Beautiful" profoundly takes on the holy and eternal feelings that come with romance. This entrancing track reflects the way love can fulfill a person. Gentle strumming accompanies soft and soothing humming to open the track before Joe's vocals begin slowly working through a message of all-consuming love. Louane's airy vocals blend with Joe's deeper sound in the chorus with beautiful harmonies expressing the heavenly feelings the lyrics take on. What We Are (with Luísa Sonza) There are so many little questions and experiences that people search out in the beginning of a relationship. This track skillfully conveys support, excitement, and curiosity in that new romance stage. Groovy, rhythmic, and atmospheric, the percussion and electronic instrumentals set a blissful tone for the track. Joe's singing moves at a deliberate pace through the verse, quickly flowing through wondering thoughts the speaker has for his new partner before slowing on the words "don't lie". His tone is so soft that it mak es the lyrics' demand for vulnerability feel like they are coming from a safe place. Luísa Sonza's singing through the Spanish verse of the song is warm and melismatic, with an entrancing range of breathy lows. You Got The Right With any romance, there is a risk of heartbreak. This intimate song acknowledges that risk, boldly expressing the way taking your partner for granted is a truly foolish endeavor. The song starts with a whisper of the chorus before delving into the folk-like alternative guitar and vocals of the verse. Lyrics like "you got the right to find someone new" look at the speaker's partner with autonomy and respect, and showing the gratitude they feel for their current relationship. Percussion, acoustic guitar, and electric guitar bring an exhilarating pulse to the chorus: a catchy expression that builds in texture and passion throughout the song. What This Could Be This inspirational track is an uplifting look into strength and resilience, especially when it comes to love. It uses warm, stimulating major chords, electronic instrumentals, percussion, and guitar to reign in on a motivating energy. Reflecting on the speaker's former view on what could be too much for them to handle, the lyrics proudly reflect on the way he managed to move forward despite life's hurdles. The comforting realization expressed through the song: "my heart was made for making mistakes", is one that so many people need to hear. Life, much like everyone on this Earth, is imperfect. These words are a message to avoid living in fear because we were made for life and all of its imperfections. This track expresses the beauty of taking the good alongside the bad with words like "I'd give up my peace of mind to lose my mind again with you". Constellation Finishing off the album with a message about how things in life come full circle, this song uses the stars as a metaphor for perspective. A glowing, soft electric guitar picking pattern supports Joe's high, angelic vocals through the verse before empowering percussion and deeper singing that is roaring with passion builds towards the chorus. Exhilaration and joy soar through the highs of the chorus. The track takes on the spirit of accomplishment, with all the preceding songs' revelations of identity, romance, growth, and perseverance fueling the energy of the lyrics. Perseverance, self-love, and romance make up the heart of Music For People Who Believe In Love . This pop album uses alternative, rock, and folk influences with guitar and drum-heavy tunes that have an overall warm atmosphere. A refreshing message is woven through each and every song in the album: no matter what, life will keep moving forward. This collection of songs is the perfect support for listeners locked in post-breakup pain, letting them know that no matter what, new opportunities for happiness will come along. Joe Jonas has truly unlocked a can-do attitude with this uplifting album. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW JOE: Instagram | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

What started as a simple challenge to write and record a song a day in October of 2022, turned into Lucie Glang’s latest single “Underwater Skies”. Released this past week, this track was the second that Glang created in her challenge, and was revisited by her and Danish producer Martin Korsgaards the next year and developed even further. Glang stated that this track, “tells about the feeling of being underwater and feeling the present moment, while letting go of your worries. Concentrating on breathing out and the blue blurred vision around you. Written to calm your nervous system in moments of panic.” This idea is a new take on the common theme of being underwater, as usually artists view it as suffocating and trapping. Glang takes a traditionally negative motif and turns it into a feeling of liberation and peace. Starting with an ethereal finger plucked chord and a deep breath from Glang, this track is soothing and simplistic. A faint sound of waves hitting the shore is layered in the background, setting the stage of a beachside contemplation. Glang’s voice swirls around, her annunciation making her lyrics appear in almost a whisper. In the chorus, she sings “Imagine what it’s like / To stay here for some time / Breathe out and don’t swim up”. As the chorus fades, her voice is slowly joined by over 50 others, harmonizing and humming as if they are sirens pulling the listener into the water. After the cacophony of voices fade, the track ends, as simple as it started. Lucie Glang is a singer-songwriter born in Germany. She recently toured both Germany and Denmark, promoting her first EP: the Game. “Underwater Skies” was released with Nashville based recording company Tonetree, and is the first song of Glang’s second EP, expected this November. Since her first recording in 2020, she has amassed over 14,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Glang blends folk-pop with Nordic influences, creating an intriguing style, similar to that of Maggie Rogers, Maisie Peters, and the Japanese House. Make sure to follow the social medias below to stay tuned for more ethereal music from Lucie Glang. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW LUCIE GLANG: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube