“True Nature” by Ella Eliza is about finding someone who has qualities that you truly admire, as well as ones that you share with them. Eliza believes she’s been involved with the wrong crowd for a while, and notices this when she meets someone new that she feels confident and sure about confiding in. Being with them makes her want to leave her old unhealthy lifestyle behind and pursue a new one, where she doesn’t make mistakes or waste her time on unworthy people, and instead spends time with those who actually care about her and what she has to say. She knows she’s not meant to live a life where she feels lonely, but instead live one where she feels accepted and loved. The production and instrumentation of this song are filled with funky vibes all throughout, like it's a step up from easy listening, with a mix of contemporary pop. This is supplemented by the guitar chords that flow through with the raw drums and small riffs that can be heard in the background. The beat isn’t the main focus of the production, but rather the other instruments. putting more of an emphasis on them while still matching the beat at the same time. “True Nature” sounding like a classic alternative pop song but is simultaneously creative and original shows that this song was expertly produced. Eliza also has amazing vocals, which add on to the chill vibes of the single.  Ella Eliza is a versatile music artist from Germany and is based in West London, England. She began her music career in January 2018 with the release of her debut single “Like I Can’t Breathe”. Since then, she has released other amazing music in addition to her debut and “True Nature”, such as her songs “Sinner and Saint” and “Imma Do Me”, as well as her EPs INTROSPECTION and I Wonder How It Will All Play Out , where "True Nature" is a track. She has received recognition from several music publications and BBC Radio , and has performed live for large audiences at different music venues, including the Notting Hill Arts Club  and The Grace in London . Ella Eliza is an impeccable and very talented artist! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW ELLA ELIZA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Halifax based Indie/Alternative trio, EEVAH, has just dropped their sophomore EP, "I Didn't See It Coming", calling it their most personal and truthful work to date . TRACKLIST I Didn't See It Coming I Still Think Of You Lullaby If It Ain't You The Girl In My Head (Bonus Track) Nicole Hope Smith (vocals and bass), Fay Clayton (drums), and Richard McNamara (guitar) make up the 3-piece band EEVAH. Reigning from Halifax in West Yorkshire, England, EEVAH first debuted in 2018 with the single "Can't Breathe", but really gained traction last year (2024) with their first ever EP "Simplify Life", which led them to also selling out their first headlining UK tour. EEVAH blends anthemic indie pop and energetic, nostalgic rock with synths and hints of folk to create emotional and atmospheric musical experiences. They take inspiration from the likes of a variety of beloved artists such as The National , Wolf Alice , The XX , HAIM and London Grammar . In light of their success, EEVAH has gone on to support major names on the stage like Everything Everything , Duran Duran , Corella , and We Are Scientists . They've also been featured on BBC 's Radio 1 , 6music and BBC Introducing . With their newly released second EP, "I Didn't See It Coming", EEVAH plans on taking a bigger step when it comes to connecting with their audience. Let's dive into these tracks to see what they have in store! I Didn't See It Coming We kick off the EP with the title track, "I Didn't See It Coming", a dreamy rock ballad. This song is about being blind-sided by someone and just trying to make sense of it all. You try to come up with ways that you can fix the situation but nothing is working; so instead you're just left alone, wondering what you did wrong. When talking about creating the sound for this song, guitarist Richard McNamara (who you may also recognize from his band Embrace ), spoke about how he wanted to try and keep EEVAH separate from the style he uses with his other band. However, after a night of watching YouTube videos of other artists being inspired by his sound, he realized that "if anyone’s allowed to sound like Embrace, it’s me". "I Didn't See It Coming" the song particularly has an Embrace essence to it's soundscape, with smooth electric guitar riffs through out the whole song. With a light, syncopated melodic rhythm and a melancholic tone, this song is a great start to the project. I Still Think Of You Next, we have "I Still Think Of You", which is the leading single off of the EP. This song is highly emotional; and although personal, very relatable to many. "I Still Think Of You" was written by Nicole after losing her grandma in the midst of her deepest grief. There's themes of family conflict and guilt, but beyond that all, it comes back to just thinking about her grandma and not being able to shake the fact that she's gone. "I Still Think Of You" burns slow but in the best way. There's a soft drum beat, shimmering guitar, mournful piano and of course, hauntingly stunning vocals. When we reach the end, we get an unexpected burst of painful emotion that takes over. Just be prepared, because it is a tear-jerking moment. Lullaby "Lullaby" is an addictingly haunting cinematic experience about night terrors and the things that keep us awake. Have you ever woken up in a sudden panic, drenched in sweat and your heart is racing? The adrenaline and anxiety now has you lying awake, alone in the dark with your biggest fears and looming thoughts. Sometimes we have to find a sense of comfort to force ourselves back to sleep. In this songs case, it's seeing the break of day and hearing the birds start to sing, acting as a sort of lullaby. You can finally take a deep breath and find peace in knowing you can go back to sleep and get the rest you need and deserve. "Lullaby" has a stomping beat, with atmospheric blends of guitars and reverb. The bass is heavy with a groove that's hard not to move to, and there's cathartic layers of harmonies that really bring everything together. If It Ain't You Technically acting as the closing track, we have "If It Ain't You", a heartbreaking but strong soft rock ballad. This song is filled with defeat and hopelessness over a clearly broken and unmendable relationship; but despite that, there's something telling you that there's no one else on this Earth that could be the one. There's forever this tiny little piece of thread that attaches you to them, making it hard to let go, no matter how catastrophic the relationship gets. There's a beautiful simplicity to the instrumentation in this song that allows the emotional melody and poetic lyricism to take over. The Girl In My Head (Bonus Track) Although not currently available on streaming as I'm writing this, there is a bonus track for this EP that you can listen to on EEVAH's Patreon titled "The Girl In My Head"! This song is about all the pain women keep inside with the way we're expected to act and look. We're supposed to keep our thoughts to ourselves, and always be "pretty"; but no one knows what really goes on inside of our heads, and how that effects our mental health. This song has a slow, dreamy groove that is a little bit reminiscent of the 1950's with whimsical, ethereal and dissonant guitar riffs. There is no doubt in my mind that EEVAH is taking over the indie music scene and they're only going to get bigger from here. They're already selling out headline shows like it's nothing, and I'm just so excited for them to take that leap and come overseas. "I Didn't See It Coming" the EP is a flawless project with meaningful, emotionally fulfilling tracks made by passionate performers that deserve to be heard. EEVAH is only getting started and I absolutely can't wait to see where they go and what they do next. Make sure to follow them below to keep up on their journey, and I'd highly suggest trying to catch them at a show if you have the chance. Written By Kaitlyn Nicole FOLLOW EEVAH: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube | Website *Sponsored Post - Discovered on SubmitHub. A contribution was made to help create this article as part of a promotional campaign.

Dubbed the "Goddess of Pop," Cher has been an influential figure in pop culture with a career that spans over six decades. The American singer rose to fame in 1965, performing as part of the folk-rock duo Sonny & Cher and earning some solo top ten singles like "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)." In the 70s, she began topping the US Billboard Hot 100 with narrative pop tracks like "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves" and "Dark Lady." After switching her focus to acting, Cher reemerged in a hair metal style with the highly successful albums Cher (1987), Heart of Stone (1989), and Love Hurts (1991). She switched gears again in 1998 with her album Believe , reaching a commercial peak as she embraceddance-pop and introduced her signature stylized use of auto-tune to distort her vocals. Truly an icon in the pop world, Cher is one of the best-selling artists in history, amassing an estimated 100 million records sold globally. Among her many achievements, she is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, the only solo artist with number one singles on the US Billboard charts in seven consecutive decades, and has received a Grammy, and Emmy, and the Billboard Icon Award. Though it is impossible to encapsulate such a prolific career in one article, here are some of our favorite Cher songs in our "Pop Icon Spotlight: The Best of Cher." 10. "DJ Play a Christmas Song" The lead single from her 2023 Christmas album, Cher's "DJ Play a Christmas Song" brings an infectious dance-pop twist to the holiday. The track has an upbeat, vibrant soundscape, featuring Cher's deep, powerful vocals, dazzling synths, and unforgettable melodies. Rightfully so, "DJ Play a Christmas Song" earned Cher her first Billboard Hot 100 in 21 years, peaking at number 90. If you've ever craved a song similar to "Believe" but make it Christmas, then "DJ Play a Christmas Song" is a must-listen. 9. "All I Really Want to Do" Cher's debut single, "All I Really Want to Do" was released in May of 1965 and was included on her first studio album of the same name. The track was originally written and recorded by Bob Dylan in 1964 and was covered by Cher after she heard The Byrds perform it during their pre-fame residency at Ciro's nightclub in March 1965. It was a huge success for Cher, earning her a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 15. 8. "Super Trouper" Part of the soundtrack for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again , "Super Trouper" was released in July of 2018 and is one of Cher's current top songs on Spotify. The track is a cover of Swedish pop group ABBA's hit song and is performed by the whole main cast of the film, which includes Cher. 7. "Walking in Memphis" Originally written and recorded by American singer-songwriter Marc Cohn , Cher breathed new life into "Walking in Memphis" in 1995. The track was released as part of her 21st studio album, It's a Man's World , serving as the album's lead single in the UK. Though the song was not as successful in the US, Cher's version of "Walking in Memphis" debuted at number 11 on the UK Singles chart and is a gorgeous version of the popular pop-rock song. 6. "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)" Another fun cover, Cher's version of "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)" was recorded for the soundtrack of her 1990 film, Mermaids . The track was originally written by Rudy Clark and recorded by Merry Clayton in 1963, later being covered by several artists before Cher's 1990 release. It was a huge hit for Cher, earning her a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 33 and her first solo number one single on the UK charts. 5. "I Got You Babe" One of the most famous songs by Sonny & Cher, "I Got You Babe" is a folk-rock and pop track that served as the first single from the duo's debut studio album, Look At Us . It was released in July of 1965 and spent three weeks at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 in August of the same year. A huge commercial success for the artists, "I Got You Babe" sold more than one million copies in the US and was certified Gold by the RIAA while also reaching number one in the UK and Canada. 4. "Half-Breed" One of the artist's more profound works, "Half-Breed" was written by Al Capps and Mary Dean and was recorded by Cher in 1973. The pop track features a narrative that tackles themes of racism and double standards, describing the life of a girl who faces oppression and societal rejection due to having a Cherokee mother and white father. Intended for the American market, "Half-Breed" hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100, giving Cher her second solo number one hit in the US. The hit was certified Gold in 1974, selling over 1 million copies. 3. "Just Like Jesse James" Coming from her 19th studio album, "Just Like Jesse James" was released in 1989 as the third North American and second European single from Heart of Stone . The track is an epic pop-rock power ballad, featuring Cher's powerhouse vocals and lush instrumentals. "Just Like Jesse James" was another commercial hit for the artist, peaking at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 and becoming Cher's third top ten single from Heart of Stone in the US. Though it might not be one of Cher's favorite songs, it remains to be a fan favorite as it is currently one of her top songs on Spotify. 2. "Believe" The artist's most successful single and one the best-selling singles in history, it's safe to say that "Believe" is one of the first tracks you think of when you think of Cher. Released as the lead single from Cher's 22nd studio album of the same name, "Believe" saw an artist reborn in 1998 as Cher departed from her previous music and dove headfirst into dance-pop/electropop. The track serves as an anthem for the broken hearted, incorporating themes of empowerment and self-sufficiency after a breakup. 1. "If I Could Turn Back Time" Another signature Cher song, "If I Could Turn Back Time" is an iconic pop-rock/soft-rock power ballad from the artist's 19th studio album, Heart of Stone . The track was released as the album's lead single in 1989 and is considered to be one of Cher's greatest hits. It peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and became the artist's first number one hit in Australia. "If I Could Turn Back Time" has been performed on seven of Cher's concert tours and continues to be a fan favorite to this day as it has reached over 358 million streams on Spotify. Catching the attention of others in the entertainment industry, "If I Could Turn Back Time" has been covered by several artists and was featured on the soundtrack of Deadpool 2 . What are some of your favorite Cher songs? Did you hear any you love in this list? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

Filmed by: CK Films "How to Be Alone" is the newest single from Kat Brix, a song about trying to leave the nightlife lifestyle and commit to one person. Brix wants to be in a committed relationship, but doesn't know how to start, as she has been used to hookups and flings, which has been her safety net in terms of romantic connections with others. She only wants to either be dating someone or have a fling, as she doesn't want to be alone, as the song's title references. She doesn't want her safety net to just be having flings, and she wants to get out of her comfort zone by finding someone to be in a relationship with. Influences of nightcore and electronica are found throughout "How to Be Alone". Alongside additions of sound effects and vocal sampling comes incredible melodies and the whispering reverbed strums of a guitar, making the production very creative and distinct to all other kinds of music. Brix also has an amazing and striking singing voice, which goes with the fast-paced choruses and toned-down verses. Between the fills of hyperpop vibes are moments where some of the production elements and layers are removed to create a distant sound amongst a beat of a different tempo, making this song perfect to listen to in a nightclub, further worldbuilding with the lyrics of the song. Kat Brix is a music artist from Denmark. She has been working on beginning her music career for a few years, and in January 2025 released her debut single "In Love With a Psycho". In addition to this and "How to Be Alone", she also released the March 2025 single "Make It on My Own". Preceding her journey into the music industry, she attended the Danish National Academy of Music, where she earned a degree after studying how to make music, producing being one of her many musical talents. Her main music influences are hyperpop, similar to "How to Be Alone", and her overall aesthetic matches that along with futuristic vibes. Kat Brix is a stupendous and very talented artist! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW KAT BRIX: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Saint Kid has released his new song, “Kids Again.” Looking back on a failed relationship, Saint Kid wishes to go back, not only to return to his past lover but to also retain the innocence of a young relationship. Saying that “[they] won’t be kids again with someone new,” the experience of the relationship lingers on his mind. With the memories comes questions and hopes of rekindling–what would be the best approach to reopening the relationship? Fighting for the relationship or leaving it be in hopes his partner returns on their own? It's a hopeless decision, one that Saint Kid feels like "[he] can't choose" on. With the relationship on his mind, "Kids Again" looks back on Saint Kid’s younger days with pain that he and his partner will never return to where they were again. Through reflection and subtle backing instrumentation, Saint Kid’s new outlook on the relationship he shared with this past partner is emotional in the best kind of way. Acknowledging all of the nights that weren’t perfect but knowing he would do it all again, Saint Kid not only clearly shows the bittersweet feeling of leaving something in the past, but growing up in general. Knowing that “if [he] lets [his partner] go then it’s not the only thing [he loses],” Saint Kid is at a crossroads: either let go of his partner and the younger version of himself that experienced that relationship, or continue to fight for something that’s not only connected to his former love, but his former innocence as well. Saint Kid is a 21-year-old singer currently based out of Los Angeles. Known for his ambient sonics and vulnerable lyrics, his discography is littered with raw melodies, samples of rivers and forests, and haunting vocals. Born in upstate New York, Saint Kid grew up around touring musicians who inspired him to not only pursue artistry but to also teach himself piano, guitar, drums, and bass. After relocating to Los Angeles on a renovated school bus, Saint Kid continues to grow as an artist. With his sophomore EP “ Security ” now released on all platforms, Saint Kid continues to expand his discography with more gorgeous songs. You can keep up with Saint Kid’s new releases on his social media, linked down below.  Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW SAINT KID: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

In her second single, Belle Tatum's release of "Boyfriend" mixes her self-described a esthetic of "the 60s, the candid angst of the 70s, and the opulent glamour of the 80s." Her storytelling ability takes the show with this single, escaping into a world of love triangles and passion. Following a compelling narrative, this single showcases the beautiful and innate writing of Belle's lyricism. Each v erse reveals another layer of emotional complexity, drawing listeners deeper into the story. Belle’s ability to showcase vulnerability and strength in her lyrics makes “Boyfriend” a hit. With the combined nostalgia and refreshing taste, Belle Tatum is a new artist to watch in the pop scene. The musical composition of this piece gives the lyrics balance to flow in a musical chronological fashion. Because Belle Tatum's Taylor Swift-inspired narrative shines brightly, the production gives power without overwhelming the song. It ebbs and flows gracefully but in a tasteful and complementary fashion. The soft guitar riffs and steady drumbeat create a strong foundation for the vocals. Subtle background harmonies add depth without distracting from the main melody. The use of light synths brings a modern twist to the vintage feel. Overall, the production supports the emotion of the lyrics, making the story even more impactful. Based out of Nashville, Belle Tatum is a singer/songwriter originally from Olympia, Washington. This rigorously trained pop star has long been passionate about stage performing and all things music since she was 7 years old. Being a huge fan of Broadway it led her to explore her talents and sharpen her musical skills. After investing her time into her singing and songwriting abilities at 15, she set high goals and continued to climb the industry ladder. With a bold move to Nashville at 16, Belle Tatum has refined and bolstered her career with her impressive talents. Written By Adalyn Reichenberger FOLLOW BELLE: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

If you are looking for an upbeat track that displays messages of self-control and power, then KUSHYKUSH’s newest single “Don’t Call Me No More” is for you. Relationships are inevitable to be repeated no matter the history or issues it had before. As individuals grow love for one another and issues take place we often look past those issues and think of the positive. This leaves us wanting and hoping the other person has changed this time around. But we are often failed by our thoughts and belief in the other. We get so caught in how amazing they are but fail to remember it only lasts so long. “Don’t Call Me No More” is such a strong track that reminds us we have the power to leave those behind who don’t deserve us.   “Don’t Call Me No More” opens with a catchy guitar instrumental tone that catches your attention instantly. I enjoyed all the sounds in this track as they gave the feel for a compelling mood. The instruments and sounds also made the track super influential as they were steady and strong throughout. Their voice was also so electrifying with the most vulnerable and real lyrics. I really loved how this song overall took a hard topic and emotion and turned it into something so forceful. While the track was upbeat, I feel like those elements really made it super relatable and something anyone who listens to can resonate with.   KUSHYKUSH is a singer/songwriter from London, United Kingdom. They released their debut album May 1, 2025, titled “Don’t Call Me No More.” This track explores the hard truth that no matter how terrible an ex-partner feels it’s never an excuse to go back. But rather a reason to move forward and find better and never look back. This single is just the beginning of their musical journey filled with pop elements and life experiences. Be sure to follow their social medias below and stay in the know for what’s next to come.     Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW KUSHYKUSH: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok

Teaming up with songwriter/producer Rob Wells, producer/mixer Dave "Rave" Ogilvie, and multi-instrumentalist/producer Anthony "Fu" Valcic, goth pop icon Georgi has released her latest single, "Shadows." The track reflects on the pains of lost love and growing up through the lens of being young in a world that's falling apart. Shedding light on the inspiration behind the song, Georgi shares, "Shadows is a song I wrote about heartbreak, youth, and not understanding the world. There’s a lot of emotion and rawness in it. I see it as a bridge — musically and emotionally — from where I’ve been to where I’m going." Blending electropop with dark wave, Georgi's "Shadows" embodies the moodier side of pop as the artist pushes sonic boundaries past her usual post-punk/synthwave sound. The track's ominous soundscape is equal parts biting and captivating, featuring a mix of haunting synths, pulsing beats, and intoxicating melodies. A notable composition under Georgi's belt, "Shadows" features an interpolation of Depeche Mode’s "It’s No Good," approved by one of the band's founding members, Martin Gore. As the track draws inspiration from 2000s pop with influence from 80s/90s industrial music, it'd be no surprise if fans of Depeche Mode, The Cure , Crystal Castles , and early Grimes instantly fell in love with "Shadows" and Georgi. Finding her passion for music at an early age, Georgi began singing and writing songs at the age of 5. She formed several bands throughout her childhood, continuing to hone her skills until high school. Georgi eventually went to college, enrolling in business school in New York, later transferring to Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. During this time, COVID-19 shifted classes online, leading Georgi to rediscover her musical roots and pursue her music career full-time in 2021. Since then, Georgi has been busy making a name for herself, playing in venues like The Brooklyn Mirage, Area 15 Las Vegas, and Future Factory LA, and amassing over 150 gigs in her first year. She has supported iconic EDM artists like ARTBAT , Eli & Fur , Charlotte de Witte , and The Chainsmokers , making Georgi a rising artist to keep an eye on. Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW GEORGI: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Apple Music  | YouTube

Moving on is difficult when we know it means we'll have to leave behind the love that can't be brought with us on our journey forward. We hold onto the comfort of familiarity, but we are left with the heartbreak we know all to well. We keep hoping things will change and reflect the story we've written for ourselves in our head, but the story remains in our imagination as the reality stays the same. Nothing has changed, though we can't help but leave the door open to the story we hope will come alive. Alexa Kate has us wondering what can come from letting go of what we've been holding onto for far too long. When we slowly shut the door to the love we have been afraid to lose, we might start to see the window drawing us to a whole new light. An enchanting, sweet theme begins as we are introduced to Alexa Kate's smooth and bright vocals. An addicting beat and peaceful melody plays as Alexa begins by wishing that things would go the way she had written it in her head. She has a hard time facing the reality of a broken love, but she still can't help but hold onto it. She's played these games before, and she's afraid to lose what she knows should be lost. We are brought to the powerful chorus as the emotions in Alexa Kate's voice is clear. Her hope grows along with the fear of losing the love she can't close the door on. She knows she could avoid heartbreak by letting go, but she continues to stay in the place she's afraid to leave behind. The emotional and enchanting melody reflects the story she has written in her head, but the reality is hard to avoid as she tries to keep the door open to the hopes that things will get better. Alexa Kate's "Isn't Over" is a song that will bring us peace in the decision to move forward when we realize it's not worth it to stay in a place where we can only dream. Born and raised in New York, Alexa Kate is a singer and songwriter who is now based back in New York after spending time with her music in Nashville and Los Angeles. She has been writing for as long as she can remember after being inspired by artists like Taylor Swift, and she enjoys sharing her authentic self through her music, even when it seems intimidating. She has been inspired by the emotional and powerful energy of artists like Gracie Abrams and Tate McRae, and she strives to share that kind of energy in her own songs. Though she hosts TikTok Lives almost daily, she knows that nothing compares to the incredible feeling of being on stage with an audience who sings her songs along with her. Alexa Kate is an artist who knows that creating music is what she was destined for and leaves us waiting for more of her heartfelt and captivating songs! Written By Nini Alano FOLLOW ALEXA KATE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Spunky, electrifying, and undeniably catchy, Night Talks' newest single "Gasoline" ignites our senses in unimagined ways. Made up of artists Soraya Sebghati, Joshua Arteaga, and Jacob Butler, Night Talks is an authentic band of creative souls whose love and passion for the craft shine through with this release. Delivering a track that traces the complex lines of human nature, self-destruction, and high stakes emotion, the trio captures the intensity of feeling . The emotive lyrics explore the delicate line between danger and desire, and Sebghati's vocals convey a sense of urgency and vulnerability, painting a vivid picture of love's ability to both marvel and enthrall. The song's narrative captures the exhilarating yet hazardous dance of surrendering to emotions that have the potential to destroy us. Through its compelling storytelling, "Gasoline" serves as a fervent exploration of our innate desires and their combustible consequences. "Gasoline" is riddled with sonic aesthetics, intentional stylistics, and genre-bending elements that make it a standout summer track. Both explosive and addictive, lead vocalist Soraya Sebghati entrances us with her burning passion and theatricality, serving as the match to every flame the lyrics strike. Backed by the upbeat, driving drums that ignite each phrase, the song never loses its charming momentum. Arteaga’s steady, resonant basslines vibrate through our bodies, enveloping us in the track's ferocious, yet grounding nature. At the same time, Butler’s guitar brings a signature rock edge, adding funky depth and texture to the track’s instrumentation and production. Each figure of this multitalented trio offers something unique and essential to the sound of this fiery track. “Gasoline” is a radiant exploration of the complexity and exhilaration of humanity, intimacy, and emotional vulnerability. Even so, its beautifully chaotic beat never loses its grip on the listener, propelling us forward in the midst of the track's angst. Based in Los Angeles, Night Talks continues to make their mark on the indie alt-rock scene. "Gasoline" follows a string of stunning singles and their acclaimed album "Same Time Tomorrow," reinforcing the iconic trio's creative evolution that shows no signs of slowing down. Blending unique sounds, inventive instrumentation, and vocal experimentation into every track, Night Talks fuels each project with heart and dedication. With each new release, they fuse genre, emotion, and craft into unforgettable musical snapshots. Their music is rich with unfading color, offering a safe haven to those who live for the romance, drama, and unapologetic honesty of being human. For more updates and releases, follow the links down below. Stay tuned! Written By Pejah Carr FOLLOW NIGHT TALKS: Instagram | Spotify  | YouTube

In this fun, anthemic track, Maggie Andrew’s “How to Sing for Money” tells us how to do exactly that: make money while singing. While fame may seem fantastic, Maggie’s tongue-in-cheek lyricism reveals another side of stardom though still remaining energetic. For a lot of artists, they have to sell their misfortunes in a relatable yet personable way. You croon your heart out, write your tears on a page, and then market it to the masses. The commodification of the music industry is something that has been sung about often, but Maggie does it in a way that is just so fun that it makes you also want to sing for money. And that’s all in spite of her song telling us the dangers of the 15-minutes-of-fame cycle. “How to Sing for Money” is one of the most fun songs I’ve heard in a long time, and that is no exaggeration. There is something spectacularly cheeky and sly about its lyrics, and when you combine that with its superb soundscape, you get this clever track that sounds like an ironic how-to guide. I really liked how the soundscape was a combination of both alt and pop rock– you can hear influences of both in the instrumentals, but together they form this measured yet energetic sonic experience. It’s a tough job to be so multifaceted, but “How to Sing for Money” does it so effortlessly. And the lyrics are amazing– Maggie has a wit with her writing that is just so clean, and you can definitely hear that in this track. There’s a lot of great moments in “How to Sing for Money”, but I’ll just talk about the bridge. This is the part of the song that sounds most like that aforementioned ironic how-to guide– the vocals here are a lot more conversational though still musical, and here the listeners can learn, jokingly, how to sing for money. The funny part of this song is that it's technically being told to the narrator's ex, as in they, too, want to learn how to sing and make money. I think it’s a great touch to have the list’s last pointer to be “Congratulations, I just ruined your life!”. Everything about this song is tongue-in-cheek, and if you like a good dose of wisdom in your music, then “How to Sing for Money” is going to be for you. Nova Scotia’s Maggie Andrew has a touch of both creativity and rebellion in whatever she does. It was her artist and Olympian snowboarder brother Trevor Andrew that encouraged her to head to L.A. to begin her music dreams, and the rest is history. She’s since collaborated with industry giants like Blackbear, Ash Riser, Doc McKinney, and Yeti Beats. With praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, and Alternative Press, Maggie’s talent is in the spotlight in alt-pop spaces. Her debut single “Sleep 4Ever” released in 2019, and her debut EP Day Job  dropped in 2024. “How to Sing for Money” is Maggie’s second release of 2025, so drop her a follow to keep track of her next projects! Written By Alexa Leung FOLLOW MAGGIE ANDREW: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

“The Song I Scream In The Shower” is an upbeat, casual deflection that flirts with vengeance and plays with punk vocals. Ettie’s new release is a lax call-out that celebrates organic lyricism, cushioned by rosy instrumentals that energize her grievances. The initial banter, “you played me like Nintendo ,” offers a mellow perspective on classic breakup symptoms like confusion, blame, and revenge by softening a sensitive subject with lively word play. She copes with, “time to wash you off,” deducing the subject of the song to a simple song in the shower, likely as an insult. Ettie invites listeners to unleash their romantic gripes and offers an outlet to express them with, all while allocating blame to one overwhelming source: those who must  be the problem. The puns, similes, and clever rhyme schemes are essential to ettie’s promising sound. Complete with a retro game shout-out, this 2000s-style piece commits to a nostalgic sound that compliments punk anthems like “Stacy’s Mom” and “1985”, blended with Avril Lavigne and the occasional 2010s pop hit. Ettie starts with a sentimental strum that matures into a classic drumming sequence, appealing to a familiar section of electric guitar that achieves her full alt-pop sound pattern. She performs varied countdowns that slow down her fast paced song and add a final touch of control that demonstrates how intentional, yet carefree, alt-pop artists can be while making music. In terms of sound, ettie’s “The Song I Scream In The Shower” presents refreshing instrumentals, fun lyrics, and a comfortable grasp on the signature alt clamor. Ettie is a singer/songwriter that likes to use her degree in English Literature to create a storytelling strategy that is unmatched in originality. She considers herself a connoisseur of millennial angst as she creates her “super gay” music. Ettie considers music a way to change and inform, and she’s equipped with a creative process that involves inspiration from everyday life and public transportation. She is self-taught and emphasizes the importance of imagination when recalling her storytelling and childhood. She wrote her first song when she was just 9 years old, and started performing at small events at age 16 in London. Her exposure to Shakespeare in college inspired some of her wordplay and unique lyricism. After an injury and a long stay at the hospital, ettie is even more immersed into her music as she reminds herself that anything could change at any moment.  Written By Hanna Hathaway FOLLOW ETTIE: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator