top of page

Search Results

Search this site

5733 results found with an empty search

  • Review: "MONSTER" - CMAGIC5

    If you’re a pop-punk lover, then this song is going to scratch every part of your brain– and then some. Electrifyingly infectious with that classic pop-punk blend of intense percussion and guitar, CMAGIC5’s (“C”) latest single “MONSTER” is coming at you with its anthemic melodies and iconic chorus. The titular monster of this track is going to be relatable for those of you who have ever been trapped in a toxic relationship. It’s something you can’t escape, that destructive cycle that you keep going back to in spite of knowing how bad it is for you. You may be exhausted, you may be longing for freedom, yet that push-and-pull is just so evident that it’s hard to break out of it. “MONSTER” is a haunting representation of such a relationship, and demonstrates how, even if the person is not there, the relationship follows us everywhere like a monster. “MONSTER” is for all you aforementioned pop-punk lovers, enjoyers, and all-around enthusiasts. I, personally, am one of those people, and so “MONSTER” has all the bits and bobs that I love about pop-punk. For one, its soundscape has a spectacular blend of both percussion and guitar; it’s always amazing to hear just how much the percussion can affect the energy of a song, and “MONSTER” certainly takes advantage of how much power it has in a track. You just can’t help but tap your foot to the beat when you listen to it. And then when you turn to the lyrics, you hear exactly how well both the songwriting and soundscape meld into one cohesively fun song. The track discusses a toxic relationship that the narrator is haunted by yet cannot help but return to, and I think it’s so fantastic how the song’s energy explodes during the chorus to mirror exactly how the narrator is feeling about their monstrous partner. C’s vocals are brilliant in this track, but I think the chorus really highlights her amazing voice, singing, “I keep running but you always follow me home / hiding underneath my bed.” The bridge, too, is great. It’s less about the fear that the narrator feels about the relationship and more about the need they feel to return to their partner– “I need you like the world needs rain / You’re the blood in my veins.” It’s a chemical need to be with them in spite of the toxicity. C’s “MONSTER” is a track that’ll have you up on your feet and dancing around, but also tuned into its dark lyrics. Toronto-based singer-songwriter, musician, and recording artist CMAGIC5 (also known as “C”) is creating modern pop tracks that embrace all that coming-of-age has to offer. Her songs have a rock ‘n’ roll spirit, catchy soundscapes and passionate vocals that invite its listeners to imagine themselves as the “main character”. Her debut single “Ready to Run” dropped in 2020, and her similarly titled debut album came out just a year later. Since then, she’s worked alongside numerous artists and collaborated with them in a wide range of tracks. Her music is similar to artists such as Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, and Sabrina Carpenter; and C is a firm believer that music is your best friend that’ll help you overcome anything and everything. If you enjoyed “MONSTER”, then drop C a follow and be sure to listen to her vast discography!  Written By Alexa Leung FOLLOW CMAGIC5: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

  • Album Review: "PISCES" - James Arthur

    Photo credits: Genius Embracing his astrological sign, James Arthur has released his sixth studio album, PISCES . The English singer-songwriter takes Pisces personality traits, like being introspective and sensitive, and weaves them into the fabric of the album's composition. Shedding light on his connection to astrology, Arthur shares, "I’m a Pisces, and I’ve always resonated with those traits. Each track on this album is a part of me, a building block of who I am. PISCES just felt like the natural title to bring everything together," TRACK LIST: 1. Summer 2. Cruel 3. All My Love 4. ADHD 5. Gucci (Interlude) 6. Celebrate 7. F.R.I.E.N.D.S 8. Embers 9. KARAOKE 10. Yeah, No. 11. Water 12. Hallelujah Quickly rising to fame after winning the X Factor in 2012, James Arthur has been a staple in the pop world since his chart-topping cover of Shontelle's "Impossible." The artist has consistently found himself on the UK charts since his debut, enjoying the success of albums like Back From The Edge and You. Though Arthur is known for his heartfelt ballads, he has chosen to move in a different sonic direction with PISCES , turning to a more ethereal, soft sound. Explaining the shift in his artistry, Arthur states, "I wanted this project to feel different – dreamier and more intimate. People often expect big, emotional ballads from me, but I’ve always had more to offer. This time, I wanted to strip things back and explore a gentler approach." Wishing to connect with his emotions and audience, James Arthur wears his heart on his sleeve in each song on PISCES . The album has a solid mix of ballads and light commercial pop tracks, staying in touch with the artist's roots while pushing his sonic boundaries. "Summer" starts PISCES off strong, engulfing listeners in an addictive pop rock soundscape. The track is one of the more explosive entries on the album, seamlessly moving into the next track, "Cruel," a soft, tender ballad that is a stark difference from the intense choruses of "Summer." "All My Love" picks the pace back up, keeping things sweet and touching while avoiding becoming stale by incorporating catchy hooks and driving beats throughout the track. Turning to themes of mental health, Arthur opens up on "ADHD," addressing the difficulties of living with ADHD and how it impacts falling in love. The introspective track is accompanied by an irresistible pop rock soundscape, showing why it's deserving of being the album's lead single. "ADHD" is followed by a brief shift in genres with "Gucci (Interlude)," switching to a hip-hop inspired sound that breaks up the heavy use of commercial pop on the rest of PISCES . After the detour "Gucci (Interlude)" takes us on, Arthur moves back to intimate ballads with "Celebrate." The track was another single released ahead of the album, showcasing the artist's elite lyricism and emotive vocals fans know and love. A nod to the hit NBC sitcom of the same name, "F.R.I.E.N.D.S" seems to mourn the death of actor Matthew Perry , capturing the hurt fans felt worldwide when the news broke. The track is written in a way that sounds like Arthur is speaking directly to Perry, showing how much the actor's work meant to him and questioning why no one was there for Perry in his last moments. "F.R.I.E.N.D.S" is truly a heartbreaking song that's relatable to those who felt grief over the loss of Perry but can also resonate with anyone who has experienced the sudden loss of a loved one. Moving to themes of lost love and lingering feelings, "Embers" is up next on PISCES . The track showcases Arthur's deep, powerful vocals over an acoustic guitar-laden soundscape, proving to be one of the most beautiful songs on the album. "KARAOKE" brings us back to a more lighthearted, commercial pop sound, featuring a peppy soundscape that makes it easy to dance along to. It's clear why the track was released as one of the singles to promote PISCES as it keeps the momentum going on the album with a fiery pop rock influenced sound. Starkly different from the rest of the album, "Yeah, No." is a highlight on PISCES with its heavier pop punk sound. The track sets a blistering pace, featuring driving percussion, electrifying guitar riffs, and riveting melodies that deviate from Arthur's goal of delivering a soft, intimate approach to his artistry. An acoustic ballad similar to "Embers," "Water" serves as the penultimate entry on PISCES . The track features an acoustic guitar-laden soundscape, allowing listeners to be awed by Arthur's spellbinding vocal performance. "Water" has some of the richest instrumentals on the album, moving from acoustic guitar riffs to enveloping listeners with lush strings as Arthur belts heartfelt lines. Ending PISCES on a sentimental note, Arthur reflects on the pain he's experienced in life in "Hallelujah." The track starts soft and delicate as the artist exposes the rawest parts of himself over light piano lines, later building to the song's climax. Winding down from the ups and downs of the album, "Hallelujah" leaves listeners in a contemplative mood full of bittersweet hope that one day all the pain will be washed away. Building on the success of his previous album, Bittersweet Love , James Arthur continues to deliver his signature soulful ballads while giving fans something new to chew on with the different direction he took on PISCES . The album is a reflection of everything the artist has been through up until this point, showcasing a culmination of love, loss, and pain that makes Arthur who he is. PISCES takes us on an emotional journey many of us can relate to, giving pop enthusiasts a plethora of songs that can be enjoyed for ages. Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

  • Review: "It Is What It Is" - Rosie Darling

    In "It Is What It Is", Rosie Darling openly says all the thoughts that often go unsaid. Everyone at some point has held on to a one-sided relationship - whether platonic or romantic - longer than they likely should have. Its not always easy to let go of relationships. When there are many different emotions involved, fighting to stay together sometimes seems like the best option to ensure nobody gets hurt. But when that effort is not returned, it quickly becomes clear that maintaining the relationship is only important to one person. At that point, it can be easier to move on. In the song, Rosie sings, "I say, 'It is what is is', because I know what it isn't." This line beautifully and simply sums up this entire complex experience. When you realize that someone has shown you their true self, rather than giving them the benefit of the doubt, it would be easier to accept that their actions are better indicators of their intentions than any idealized version you have created in your head. Rosie Darling's beautiful, unforgettable voice is one that could sell out stadiums. Each lyric she sings with her soft and delicate tone makes the already raw and vulnerable song significantly more impactful. "It Is What It Is" is not just a song with lyrics to be listened to, but to be felt . The song has an almost ethereal, indie-pop vibe, fitting perfectly with the message of the song. It feels somewhat melancholy, but also peaceful and, in a sense, hopeful. The moments the melody slows down and gets quieter during some verses, then picks back up in tempo and volume with a boost of powerful vocals and instruments during the chorus, feels like switching from mourning a relationship to acceptance. "It Is What It Is" reminds me of a song you would hear during a montage during a film when a character moves on from a breakup and looks forward to the future with hope, rather than holding on to what was. On April 25th, 2025, LA-based indie-pop singer-songwriter, Rosie Darling, released her latest EP "Roomful of People". Her new song "It Is What It Is" was featured on the EP. Her new EP "Roomful of People" follows her last album "Lanterns", marking a new era for the songwriter. About her latest music, Rosie Darling has said, "These songs feel elevated, like a more mature version of myself." Rosie Darling's discography is honest, showing off so many coming-of-age moments with her naturally confessional songwriting. Whether about topics like relationships, friendships, or adulthood, Rosie Darling always pushes herself forward with her creative songwriting process. She begins with just a word or an idea that quickly grows into another beautiful song with touching, layered lyricism. Rosie describes her recent works as "a little bit outside of the traditional pop structure." Rosie Darling's non-traditional, unique music and lyrics conveys so much authenticity to listeners that makes her an unforgettable artist in the industry who doesn't just follow popular sounds, but creates them. Written By Kyler Griggs FOLLOW ROSIE DARLING: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

  • Review: "Sunday Shroom" - Vanda

    Falling in love is such a wonderful and euphoric feeling. Being able to experience all these new emotions and feelings brings so much joy. You feel and see yourself change in every single aspect. From the way you think about life and love to the way you present yourself to others. Almost always when you are in love your entire mood changes and everyone around you can sense these exact shifts. It's as if you were just reborn and the only thing on your mind is this very moment. Vanda’s new single “Sunday Shroom” reminds us to not look forward but rather take these moments in as long as you can.  “Sunday Shroom” opens with a steady tapping upbeat rhythm. Flowing perfectly with this amazing beat are her soft and gentle vocals. This whole track gives off such an uplifting mood through her amazing but honest lyrics. I loved how this song was simple but flowy with its instrumentals. The whole time I was listening the only thing I could think of was how happy and vibey it made me feel. After it was over I immediately added this song to my happy summer vibe playlist. The catchy rhythm of the drums throughout gave it that indie pop feel of dreamyness and a whole new world.  Vanda is a singer/songwriter and producer from Los Angeles, California. Her very first release was in 2019 with her first single titled “Wish You Well.” Since then she has been creating and releasing outstanding tracks that showcase everything she is. In 2023 she released her debut album titled “Sober In Another Life” which features eight deeply raw songs. With 28.8 thousand monthly listeners her fans relate to each and every one of her tracks as they tell unique stories. Be sure to follow her social medias below and follow along to see what else this amazingly talented artist has in store for us next.  Written By Julissa Garcia FOLLOW Vanda: Instagram   | Spotify  | Website  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

  • Review: "Best Life" - Booshle G.

    In his fittingly titled single, "Best Life", Booshle G. leads us on an awe-inspiring journey through his rediscovery of self-love and invites us to join him. Centered around his father's heartfelt advice, "Don't compare...You could be living your best life", Booshle G. urges us to accept our current selves and trust the process. Overcoming his own self-doubt, Booshle G. spreads an urgent message that calls us to recognize the invaluable nature of our self-worth, to realize that love has "gotta come from the inside". Booshle G. unapologetically commits to living his brightest, fullest life without restraint, setting our hearts ablaze with wholesome hopes. "Best Life" is a vibrant, uplifting, and moving track that will instantly put a smile on your face. Through his sheer vulnerability and pleasant outlook on the life, Booshle G. spreads all the love to his listeners! "Best Life" is an infectious track infused with Booshle G's folky charm. The upbeat tempo and energetic strings create a warm, lighthearted mood that is maintained throughout the entire duration of the song. The background instrumentals do a great job of supporting the varying intensities of Booshle G's delivery; the dramatic backoffs and resounding impact of big, belted phrases contrast nicely. The percussive sequences are so rich, pushing the track's momentum and propelling the "good vibes" forward. To top it all off, Booshle G's voice is full of character and radiance, as his bright tone shines effortlessly through his lyrics. The occasional, yet powerful growls he embeds into specific lines and the background chants really drive the song's passionate message home. In all its catchiness, this heart-stirring single will elevate any mood with its palpable allure. Booshle G. is a South African singer-songwriter with a magnetic personality. Illuminating the folk-pop scene with his bright smile and transparent lyrics, he has won over fans across the globe. Bouncing from hip-hop beats to high-school harmonies to ministry halls, Booshle G.'s colorful array of experiences have culminated into the unique sound we hear today. Artists like Dominic Fike , Anees , and Will Linley have also served as inspirations to Booshle G. in his venture towards finding a suitable fusion of all of his favorite concepts and sounds. HIs songs aim to uplift and inspire through their catchy melodies and cheerful expressions, and "Best Life" has given us just that. With much on the horizon, Booshle G's journey has just begun! Delve deeper into his discography and follow the links below for more updates on his musical journey! Written By Pejah Carr FOLLOW BOOSHLE: Instagram | Spotify  | YouTube

  • Review: "Wait" - Seafret

    Following on the heels of their recent single, "River Of Tears," Seafret have delivered another masterpiece with their latest release, "Wait." The passionate track serves as a love letter to the duo's anchors in life, expressing their longing and gratitude to the places and relationships that give them a reason to return from touring. Exposing the inspiration behind the song's narrative, Seafret shared, "The reality of being a musician is a two-faced coin. On one side you have lots of incredible experiences and get to see places you could never have dreamt of going. The other is that it takes you away from everyone and everything you love and call home. This song is about finding those people, that place and praying they can hold strong until you return." Matching the single's tender, vulnerable lyrics, "Wait" exudes warmth and honesty as Seafret reflect over a vibrant, bittersweet soundscape. The track seamlessly blends folk rock with indie pop, creating an immersive atmosphere that features rich harmonies, spirited strings, and exhilarating vocals. Embracing the duality Seafret described as the song's inspiration, "Wait" incorporates melodies that are equal parts hopeful and melancholic, repeating a haunting hummed motif that's balanced by explosive, joyous choruses. Perfect for fans of acts like Mumford & Sons , The Lumineers , Train , and Noah Kahan , "Wait" is certainly a song no one wants to miss. A decade into their career, Seafret are a duo comprised of two best friends and musical co-conspirators, Jack Sedman and Harry Draper. Neither musician could have predicted the success they have seen, riding the wave of their hit single, "Atlantis," as it reemerged into the limelight through a viral TikTok moment that has gifted the pair over a billion streams and 10 million monthly Spotify listeners. Over the years, Seafret have built an impressive catalog, having released three studio albums as well as several EPs and singles. A reinvigorated band, amazing things are on the horizon for Seafret, but until then, some songs to enjoy include "Oceans," "Fall," "Wildfire," and "Give Me Something." Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW SEAFRET: Instagram | Spotify  | X  | Facebook  | YouTube

  • Review: "Housewife" - Magdalia

    Magdalia's song "Housewife" takes listeners through post-breakup feelings of catharsis and acceptance. This song is about standing up after you have been wronged and making the decision that you will no longer be the only one experiencing the hurt from the fallout of someone else's actions. Its lyrics are a message of finality as the speaker says, "you can't break what's already broken", boldly declaring an end to any damage their ex has caused. Rejecting responsibilities and ties to their ex-partner, the message pushes aside romantic or maternal roles that were once forced upon the speaker. Allow yourself to get lost in post-breakup feeling with this emotional and strong track. Click here to listen to "Housewife" on Spotify! Glowing, ambient chords open the song, setting the stage for a sonic expression of anger and resilience. Magdalia's soulful, breathy vocals start off slow with an immersive atmosphere to her tone. Haunting and assured, her singing is bold in the chorus. She distinctly articulates each word, infusing a feeling of power into the lyrics. Spanning highs and lows, the singing skillfully works through each word, the words taking on the punchy spirit of reclaiming control. Percussion picks up throughout the song, complimenting the strength of the singing with its progression. Cinematic and strong, this is the perfect song to play when you need to remember to put yourself first. Magdalia is an Australian singer-songwriter with ethereal vocals and storytelling lyricism. With a career singing for social events and weddings, Magdalia has refined her skills on the stage. She has been releasing singles since 2021, and has collaborated with other artists including Mayzie Chew . Her talents have gained recognition from platforms like the Australian Songwriters Association , placing second in the organization's 2024 songwriting contest. Supported by RSOM , Magdalia has been named 2024 songwriter of the year, and supported important causes like Helping Hands Mission with her music. Check out the links below to learn more about the artist. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW MAGDALIA: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

  • Review: "Long Jump" - Ananya

    Looking back on our past can feel rewarding and terrifying. All the things we achieved and the people we were, yet the hurt we gained and carry still sits in the cracks. Growing up is scary because life is ever-changing and remembering how easy it used to be as a kid can make us wish for a do-over. “Long Jump,” by Ananya is a new single that channels nostalgia and the fear of growing up. The distance between who we were and who we are and finding the gratitude with it. The track has an intimate energy with the sound textures, indie instrumentation and deep lyricism. She explores her experiences with internal conflict and how in the end it will get easier. “Long Jump” is so raw in the way it showcases something we’ve probably all felt. I know I personally wish I could go back to the days of freedom where my only care was which game my friends and I were playing at recess. “Life was easier then, the girls were friends and the games were pretend.” Ananya spoke about the inspiration for the song and said, “It came from my deep love and appreciation for my childhood and the painful reality of being so far from it now. Growing up is daunting, leaving behind the best days of your life and the place you once called home.” It truly is so hard growing up in a time where social media affects our daily thoughts. We see a glimpse into everyone's life and with that comes comparison and fear for what the future holds and wondering if it will ever be enough or better yet, easier. We’ll never be prepared for what’s to come but we shouldn’t fear that no matter how overwhelming a thought it is. There’s peace in knowing everything that’s meant to happen will happen. Ananya is a Zimbabwe-born singer-songwriter now based in London. She fell in love with music at a young age and learned to play piano, guitar and drums, talk about talent! With her lyricism she fonds inspiration in artists such as Taylor Swift and Joni Mitchell. She writes to connect with herself and her listeners by sharing her personal experiences and the emotions that follow. Ananya released her debut single “Aftertaste” back in 2019 and released three chart-topping singles in Zimbabwe. Along with music, she is also a huge advocate for mental health. She cofounded The Nano Wellness project to address the mental health crisis in Zimbabwe. There’s nothing better than an artist who uses her platform to bring awareness to issues and aim to help in anyway she can. Ananya is a true inspiration for her talent, care and the way she carries herself. If you loved this release and want to follow her journey, follow the links below. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW ANANYA: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

  • Review: "Memories" - Fox Stevenson

    Losing connection with someone we once believed would be part of our lives for a plethora of time is a feeling like no other. It leaves us with obstinate feelings of confusion and puts us in a state of self-blame. We flagellate ourselves for the mistakes and actions we made that could have driven this person away from us. Igniting a special kind of connection with someone is an overwhelming feeling, and we instantly feel the potent sparks of an unavoidable fate. However, that strong sense of connection meets a woeful demise that seems just as inevitable. The bond we once had with these people just seems to dwindle and wither like a flower that lacks the necessities it needs to flourish and thrive. All that we are left with are the remnants of what we once had, plagued by memories, that strong feeling of yearning in us that never dissipates, no matter how often we tell ourselves to get over it and move on. Despite the ache we feel, this person, who is a stain in our lives, remains brusque and cavalier to the turmoil we face inwardly. Thus, we are left with the haunting memories of this person until their image and presence wane from our memories. “Memories” by Fox Stevenson is a song that holds the same idea, narrating it into a blend of music and sounds that can truly resonate with listeners who crave authenticity. With lachrymose lyrics like “Wish that I can unlearn you” and “I miss you, you don’t care”, these are words that further pelt us with the reality of our emotions, where we wish to erase this person from our memory, but we have to ruminate with the longing we feel for them and the fact that they don’t care. The song announces its presence overtly upon the first few seconds of its introduction. It starts off with a blend of sounds that mix to create something upbeat, adding an electronic sense to the pop that thrives in this song. As Stevenson’s voice sets in, we can’t help but offer our rapt attention, his voice acting as the centerpiece, tying all the sounds together in a way that makes the song memorable. The lyrics serve a deep purpose, adding vehemence to such a resonating song, emphatic lyrics that are certain to leave their indelible mark on its listeners, encouraging pensive thoughts from us. I appreciate how raw these lyrics are and how accurate they are when it comes to losing connection with someone who was once special to us. It’s a painful heartache that lingers even after we thought we were over it. "Memories" can serve as a beacon of light to those who are incapacitated by their former connections, solely left with the recollections that never seem to fade. The dynamic drum and upbeat sound almost take away from the fact that this song carries so much emotional struggle. Yet, when we take the opportunity to sit in the lyrics, we realize just how heavy they truly are. Fox Stevonson is a British singer and songwriter rooted in pop and electrohouse. He makes music for the 812k listeners he has achieved on Spotify, creating a community essentially, and a fan base for those who love his music! Stevenson crafts his heartfelt music and lyrics in hopes to connect with those who care to listen, those who may need a comforting embrace, seeking reassurance. His music not only comes from his heart, but it also comes from the undeniable passion he shares for making music and casting melodies that are both adventurous and inspiring, stretching beyond the lines to achieve the clarity behind his music, capturing the hearts of his supporters and listeners. Fox is currently on tour in the U.S., his first show being May 1, opening in Brooklyn, NY, to perform his music on stage. "Memories" is a single release for his upcoming album, set to be released on June 27. Many listeners can expect to hear more emotional drive in this second album of his, exploring themes of anxiety, obsession, self-image, and alienation. As the month of June begins to approach, I can't help but anticipate the release of Fox's second album! His passion for music reaches listeners across the globe, making his talents undeniable! Written By Rosalyn Sanchez FOLLOW FOX STEVENSON: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

  • Review: "Lovesick" - Teddi Gold

    Love can truly be a sickness that is hard to get rid of when the feeling it gives us is both sweet and sour. We are left dreaming of what can be as our crush barely even knows our name. Still, we can't help but avoid healing from the case of the lovesickness that keeps us high on the sweet feeling taking us down the sunny, yet cruel highway leading to nowhere. Teddi Gold creates the anthem to our hopeless love that has us dreaming of that perfect, summer day with that special someone. When the highway comes to an end along with the dreams that turned into a cruel nightmare leaving us feeling like a fool, we'll know it's time to turn our lovesickness around. A dreamy, nostalgic melody invites us into the summer ambience of the song. Teddi Gold's unique and alluring vocal tone matches the peaceful, warm feeling of the melody as we drive down the sunny highway of 'Lovesick.' That special someone is on her mind, and she can't stop thinking about that person from their wavy hair to their bright, white kicks. The chorus reflects her powerful thoughts as the lovesickness takes over like a disease. Her crush has her high on the sweet feeling they give her, meanwhile she knows they barely even know her name. That doesn't stop her from dreaming about that special someone, from their smile to their white T-shirt. The chorus brings us back to the powerful, overwhelming hope that the love can soon grow. In the end, she realizes that the sweet dreams have turned into a cruel nightmare leaving her feeling like a fool. She knows she's lovesick, but she can't help but hope to heal from it with that special someone. Teddi Gold's 'Lovesick' sets the mood for the drive down the sunny highway as we let our dreams of that perfect, summer day take over. Teddi Gold is an artist who truly stands out in the music industry with her unique, yet extraordinary take on the art that will leave you stunned. With her inspiring lyrics and style that is sure to light up any crowd, the singer and songwriter is ready to take on the music scene with her distinct and exciting songs. She has received praise from LA Weekly, Earmilk, and The 40s, while also being declared a promising artist by Pandora's Next Big Sound. From songs that will get you dancing, to songs that will leave you in tears, Teddi Gold is an artist who will have you excited to hear what she has next in store with more music to come. Written By Nini Alano FOLLOW TEDDI GOLD: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

  • Review: "Dead to Me" - Avery Lynch

    Avery Lynch has struck yet again with another sad and simplistic song about love and heartbreak. The title track of her most recent EP, “Dead to Me”, was released April 25th, and is nothing short of a lyrical masterpiece intended to hit listeners hard. “‘Dead to Me' is about a very close relationship I had with someone that I don’t know anymore,” she says. “It’s about missing that person but coming to terms with how the version of them that I knew no longer exists.” Lynch’s delicate voice is paired only over a simple piano line, letting listeners feel as if she is sat down alone in front of them pouring her heart out. This kind of vulnerability is what Lynch is known for, and lets her music be all the more enticing. Lynch sings this song directly to her old flame, which allows listeners to sing along and attach these words to whoever has hurt them as well. She starts by acknowledging all of the things that have been left behind, like old friends and memories, even down to mannerisms that she picked up from them. My personal favorite lyric is found in the pre-chorus, and is posed as a question Lynch is asking herself. She sings, “How do you end up all in and it still falls short? / No ill intentions but that doesn't mean that it doesn't hurt”. In such simple words, she explains the feeling that sometimes no matter how much you love someone, it still will not work. Knowing you’re not right for each other certainly doesn't make it any easier to deal with the fallout. Avery Lynch has been involved in the music scene since she was seven years old, when she first started playing the piano. Now at age 25, Lynch’s love for music has taken her from her birthplace in Pennsylvania to her now home in Los Angeles, to a degree from Berklee College of Music, over 300k TikTok followers, and almost 400k monthly Spotify listeners. Fans of Lynch keep coming back for her confessional tone and heartfelt lyrics. With Lynch’s work, there is no fluff or anything left to soften the blow. Her music is simplistic and raw, and that is what sets her apart. Make sure to follow the social medias below to stay tuned for more music from Avery Lynch. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW AVERY LYNCH: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

  • Review: "Flown Away" - Laura Pieri

    Laura Pieri’s latest track “Flown Away” beams with fearlessness, as she soars in a new soundscape. Pieri breaks away from someone who was never satisfied. She lifted them up at the expense of living in a loop of sacrificing and redesigning herself. The suffocating isolation parallels the feeling of a bird in a cage. She builds her confidence, shedding layers of the false image she created, reminding us to express our true selves. She sings, “I put everything on the line/I’m not even sorry/ That I’ve flown away.” This anthem will pick you right back up when you’re feeling down. Pieri’s lyrics stand out, emphasizing self-love and escaping the pain of someone who couldn’t love her as she was. Laura Pieri’s expressive voice is made for dance music. Reminiscent of artists like MØ and Tove Lo , her voice carries vibrant color and energy. Similar to her story, she breaks away from her traditional pop sound, creating a track ready for summer. The percussion loops with crisp snares, while the sweet melody raises the carefree spirit of house music. The synthesizers echo early Major Lazer and DJ Snake hits, adding a spark of nostalgia. It's an instant serotonin boost. The song feels like reconnecting with a past version of yourself, open-hearted and ready to dance, with a new light. Laura Pieri was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil. She moved to New York at 16 and attended NYU’s Gallatin College of Individualized Study. She blends her Brazilian roots with pop influences like Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson . Her debut EP, Frankie , holds four tracks, each telling a different character's story. It was written with Skyler Cocco , Libby Larkin , and DEZI. Originally, Pieri wrote “Flown Away” for the album, but saved it, seeing the track as a misfit. Now, it carries the story to a new chapter, intertwined with self-discovery. Pieri balances her time between New York and Los Angeles, creating dance-worthy tracks. Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke FOLLOW LAURA PIERI: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook   | YouTube

 poppassionblog@gmail.com

*WE DO NOT ACCEPT EMAIL SUBMISSIONS. Please don't send us your music through email. Check our contact page to find out how you can submit.

  • Instagram
  • Spotify
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • TikTok
  • YouTube

Pop Passion Blog (LLC) - Music Blog

Copyright © 2022-2023 Pop Passion Blog, All rights reserved.

bottom of page