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Lulu Simon has returned to release her new single, “Happy Again.” When looking at the quiet journey of healing, the journey of healing is not linear. When looking at the different journeys, our realizations that we’ve made it through to the other side is an experience filled with warmth and gratitude, something that “Happy Again” projects onto it’s listeners using both its production and song lyrics. A pop-folk emotional turning-point in Simon’s career, listeners are captured into the world where shimmering production, warm acoustic textures, and Simon’s intimate vocal delivery shine on this masterpiece. When looking at the new beginnings of Simon’s healing journey, it’s clear to see that she’s ready for what this new chapter brings. When listening to “Happy Again,” there’s only one way I could use to describe my emotions when examining the ways in which Simon curates the song: it tugged at my heart strings. “Happy Again” is for listeners who may be on the final journey between learning to love again and the moment Simon experiences—the moment where everything makes sense again. Simon captures the moment perfectly, with upbeat choruses and reflective choruses that echo the non-linear aspect of the journey of healing. Through this deeply personal moment, listeners know that they’re not only connecting with Lulu Simon, the rising singer-songwriter, but Lulu, the person who’s experiencing this journey with them. Lulu Simon is a singer-songwriter, who’s newest single “Happy Again” only adds to her discography full of deeply personal moments between the listeners and Simon. Recently wrapping a West Coast tour supporting Wallace, Simon is prepping for her biggest adventure and career moment yet: her upcoming tour dates supporting Madison Beer, with worldwide dates exposing Simon to new audiences. With this tour marking a new start in Simon’s career, Simon is also preparing a new era in her discography: a new EP is on the way inspired by the world of “Happy Again.” If you’d like to keep up with the release of this new EP or Simon’s tour dates with Madison Beer, listeners can follow her on social media, linked down below. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW LULU SIMON: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook

"Great White" by Kel Adore tells a tale of toxic romance from the perspective of the person causing the fair share of the pain. The treacherous ocean acts as a metaphor for the relationship the speaker brought their partner into, using sharks as a symbol for chaos to represent the danger in their love. The lyrics "I been on a man hunt/Or maybe it’s survival" show painful awareness of the root of the speaker's problem: self-preservation. This immersive track strings together feelings of longing and regret into a resonant message: a relationship is not healthy unless both people feel safe, supported, and strong. The sound of this track comes in waves of emotion, taking listeners into the depth of its meaning with a dark pop blend of acoustic and electronic sound. Luminous layers of string instrumentals open the tune before Kel's soft singing joins the mix. Her fast-paced conversational voicing of the lyrics the verse is peppered with pauses in a way that hits the ear like a hesitant confession. Higher layers of vocals through the pre-chorus and chorus create a calmer attitude of certainty, emulating the goodness in the lyrics' meaning: a resolution to keep their partner safe, even if that means creating distance. Percussion and rock influences ramp up into the second verse like a storm, as the song progresses into a soulful, passionate reflection. Kel Adore is a singer and songwriter who embraces authenticity in her craft. Through honest, storytelling lyricism, her music helps people feel seen and understood. Kel's discography is comprises singles and EPs that take listeners on an emotional journey, touching on themes of relationships and personal growth. She has collaborated with artists like TLUXX , and emulates the Jon Bellion and Julia Michaels in her raw, emotional sound. She has performed at venues like Hotel Ziggy in West Hollywood, and continues to dazzle on stage with her vocal and acoustic guitar talents. Check out the links below to keep up to date with her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW KEL: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook

“Sticks and Stones” by BABY B is a song that subverts expectations. It’s not your normal song of empowerment. With lyrics such as “I’ve got a loaded gun,” and “Baby if you hurt me / I might break some bones,”  there’s a certain element of danger that is exciting and unique to the artist. Other lyrics such as “And if you think I’m too much / then baby go find less” and “Cause I won’t make your supper / And I can’t make your bed,” speak to an understanding of oneself. This track presents confidence in a reckless and exciting relationship. This track is completely itself, and you won’t find anything like it from any other artist.  The song begins with a catchy drum beat before the vocals enter on top of a guitar harmony. The track opens with the chorus before transitioning into the first verse. Underneath the main melody are vocal harmonies that really fill out the auditory space. The instrumental carries a certain intensity about it that really communicates the message of the song. The vocals float gracefully above the instrumental in an artistic and awe-inspiring way. This track blends chaotic with powerful in an uplifting way. Reckless, empowering, and beautiful are the perfect words to describe this track. BABY B is the project of Manchester-based songwriter Sarah Blanchard. Blanchard used to write songs for other artists before beginning her own project. She has garnered over a billion streams from the songs she has penned for a variety of other artists. She was recognized as one of the Top 200 Female Songwriters by the Performing Rights Society in 2020. She was also on the judges panel for the Best Contemporary Song Category at the Ivor Novello Awards in 2025. BABY B is the outlet for her vulnerable and intimate thoughts and feelings, and audiences everywhere can see themselves reflected in her artistic work.  Written By Victoria Fitzgerald FOLLOW BABY B: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Beatriz Oak gathers words like missing puzzle pieces in her latest single, "lost." Oak weaves the elements of the classic miscommunication trope. She reflects on the beginning fantasy of this love story through the lens of someone taking off the rose-colored glasses. Oak revisits the picture-perfect drawings and the pedestal, realizing the whole image had always been there. Whether her partner swept problems under the rug or she looked the other way, the words—the whole story—are always there. Oak’s latest single “lost” pours the artist’s relationship into the gloomy clouds of dark pop. Her voice rings with the edge and depth of a rock musician. She glides into the addictive smooth pop tone in the post-chorus. The melody that circulates and the electric harmony are the shiny spark of “lost.” Despite her loss for words, Oak’s voice outshines the beats and synths in the single. Oak’s passion for singing and songwriting carries her from inspiration to passing auditions for The Voice. At six years old, she began singing and dancing lessons. Music moved her to audition for The Voice Portugal 2020. On the show, she performed “Bruises” by Lewis Capaldi. She passed the blind auditions and continued pursuing songwriting. In November of 2025, Oak released her debut single, “chill.” Her debut single and recent single “lost” are available through the links below! Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke FOLLOW BEATRIZ OAK: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

I love when artists use one form of media to inspire them to write a song or even a whole album. “Clark Kent” by Callie Young is exactly that. Callie takes the story of Superman and instead of focusing on the fact that he has these super powers, it focusing on the human elements that Clark Kent brings to the character. This song also expresses the idea of a love so incredible it has to be from out of this world. Comparing those two ideas is not only musically intelligent but just shows how far we can take stories we’ve heard a million times before while keeping them fresh and new. Click here to listen to "Clark Kent" The song starts off with a guitar and more folk sound than what the rest of the song ends up giving us. Once the chorus hits, it launches us into a pop song completely changing how the listener hears it. The lyrics are really smart and continue to tie the Superman analogies throughout. Callie’s smarts remind me of Sabrina Carpenter where things can feel light, fun and yet still so vulnerable. My favorite lyrics are " You could be from Venus or maybe from Mars" hinting at the person that she's interested in is out of this world to some degree. Truly, hearing "Clark Kent" shows Callie Young's intelligence and care behind their lyrics. Callie Young is an indie folk-pop artist originally from Southwest Colorado but is now based out of Nashville. Callie's music is a blend of their roots from their upbringing, meshing folk and country while experimenting with indie pop. Callie's talent at capturing raw vulnerability comes from their real life experiences. This allows Callie's target audience to become much broader as their just speaking to the human experience. Their also in a solo project where they co-founded an alt-rock band with their brother. Thus far, Callie is breaking into the industry little by little but each time making great strides like opening for the Bellamy Brothers as well as Little Big Town. Written By Bre Macomber FOLLOW CALLIE YOUNG: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

“Who’s Your Angel Now” is the latest single from colby! , a song in which she wonders if her former significant other has already moved on, and if someone else has taken her place in his life. Leaving a serious relationship where they shared a deep romantic connection caused colby! to have a crisis, feeling abandoned and losing a sense of her self-identity. The thought of her ex falling for someone new is causing her to think that she put up a facade while they were together just to appease him. She wanted to continue being an “Angel” for him, and has mixed feelings on this not happening anymore. colby! stepped into the studio wanting to create a musical sound different from anything she has made before, and she executed her vision flawlessly. Retro instruments and drum beats are blended with modern pop synths and vocal effects, making “Who’s Your Angel Now” a distinct and timeless addition to her discography. This song truly is nothing like you’ve ever heard before, as you listen to a vaporwave atmosphere that also holds space for alternative additions, both of which manage to go perfectly together. Everything is tied together with amazing vocals from colby!, which present amazing harmonies throughout the single. colby! is a music artist from Texas. In May 2024, she began her career after perfecting her craft of singing and songwriting with the release of her debut single “Don’t Know What To Say”. Later that year, she released her debut EP Dead Giveaway . She recently opened for music artist Natalie Jane  for her The World I Didn’t Want Tour, giving stupendous live performances throughout the United States and Canada, and she is set to continue this throughout Europe for the rest of April and during May. It’s without a doubt that Colby! is an incredible artist, putting meticulous hard work and effort into all of her immaculate music! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW COLBY!: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Holly Humberstone via Instagram.com * Alt-pop superstar, Holly Humberstone, recently released her sophomore album, Cruel World.  The highly anticipated project is a flawless masterpiece that emphasizes the singer’s phenomenal voice, detailed songwriting, and compelling production. The album is already reeling in new fans, bringing more people to her incredible music. Throughout Cruel World , Humberstone transports the audience to an ethereal dimension – an escape from the terrors surrounding us Track List So It Starts… Make It All Better To Love Somebody Cruel World Die Happy White Noise Lucy Red Chevy Drunk Dialling Peachy Blue Dream Beauty Pageant  So It Starts… Humberstone kicks off the album with the stunning interlude, “So It Starts…” The instrumental track emulates an orchestra tuning up while the audience settles at a play, ballet, or gig, signalling the show is about to begin. The singer explained that she was a junior associate at The Royal Ballet School as a child, and her first experience on stage was in the Royal Opera House. She wanted to take this feeling and bring it to her album, building anticipation for the remainder of the project. The end of the interlude seamlessly bleeds into the following track, tying together the entire album. Make It All Better “Make It All Better” is a dreamy track about the exciting beginning of a relationship. Humberstone sings to her muse, telling them she needs them like the air she breathes. She discusses the giddy honeymoon phase and wanting it to last until they are “old and gross.” She is in it for the long haul and wants to be there through thick and thin. In the chorus, she tells her partner: “If you have a bad dream // I wanna make it all better // If anybody hurts you, baby // I want to make it all better.” Alongside the candid lyrics, Humberstone utilizes a soft-synth pop soundscape that emphasizes the sweet, whimsical storyline. To Love Somebody “To Love Somebody” is the second single, released before the album. The song is a light, comforting track that describes what it means to be human. Humberstone wrote this for a friend who was going through a difficult breakup. She felt lost and like she wasted her time. “To Love Somebody” reminds the listener that losing someone is a beautiful thing because that means you had the opportunity to love someone. Humberstone emphasizes that it always works out, and this feeling won’t last forever. The upbeat 80’s pop synth-influenced track replays in the listener’s mind, becoming an instant fan-favorite. Cruel World The title track and third single is a wonderful ode to a lover. Despite its grim title, “Cruel World” is an energetic love song about surviving a long-distance relationship. The bouncy, beachy vibe of the track is a vast difference from the moody synth productions from her past releases. It spreads positivity and joy to the listener, destined to be the song of the summer. Throughout the track, Humberstone explores this feeling of being so hopelessly in love with her muse that it is a “cruel world” without them. Listeners cannot help but smile along to the sweet lyrics and soulful soundscape. Die Happy “Die Happy” is the first single from this new era of music, and one of Humberstone’s best tracks. The soothing track shares a grim story with a sweet overarching message. The singer tells her muse that she is with them until the end and will love them forever. In the chorus, she describes driving recklessly with abandon. But nothing else matters, just their love. She tells them: “And if we crash and kiss the dash, baby, tragically // To die with you is to, to die happy.” The song is beautifully produced with a haunting melody that creates this gothic imagery. “Die Happy” was the perfect introduction to Cruel World , as it combines the love and the death of a relationship described throughout the album. White Noise “White Noise” is about drowning out the noise and the pain after losing the love of your life. Humberstone describes this scene where she is exploring life without her lover, trying to move on. She is unsure how to distract herself, so she leans into it, telling the DJ to play a sad song while she sways along and cries. Despite the heartwrenching lyrics, the track contains an upbeat production that compels the listener to dance along like the girl in the song. Lucy “Lucy” is a sweet, indie-folk ode to Humberstone’s sisters. The singer has a long history of writing songs about her sisters, their relationship to each other, and their internal battles. “Lucy” serves as a reminder to her sisters, and to any young girl listening, that everything is going to be okay. Humberstone reminds her muse that the world is big and they are young. They have their whole life ahead of them, and she will be there for them along the way. She ends the chorus with the line: “Behind every rain cloud, there is a promise that flowers will grow.” This is an important reminder that we all have bad days, but something may bloom from the storm. Red Chevy Humberstone kicks back up the energy in “Red Chevy,” which kicks off with the sound of a truck’s engine turning over. The song has a sultry, soft-rock soundscape that soothes the listener and evokes nostalgia. Humberstone recalls the great times she has with her muse, even times as simple as riding in their red Chevy, eating fast food, and playing video games together. She doesn’t need anything fancy – just her lover to show her how much they care. Throughout the song, the passion behind her voice is evident and highlights the honesty in her words. Drunk Dialling “Drunk Dialling” is another infectious pop track that showcases Humberstone’s descriptive songwriting. The song details unrequited love, wanting someone desperately who won’t give you the time of day. Within the verses, she describes her desire to move on and forget about the subject. But in the end, she ends up drunk dialing them because “what’s left to lose?” The production contains the same synth-pop energy while allowing Humberstone to show off her incredible vocal range. Peachy “Peachy” is reminiscent of early Humberstone, with just her sweet voice and a stripped-down piano. With the somber soundscape, the singer provides the most devastating lyrics of the album. She tells her muse not to put their faith in her because she will inevitably let them down. She wants to be their endgame, but she’s still so young. She doesn’t want to be held responsible for their emotions and, in the end, be the reason for their heartbreak. She is very devoted to this person, but she doesn’t trust herself to shatter it in the end.  Blue Dream “Blue Dream” is another sweet love song with a hidden meaning. Regarding the song's background, Humberstone explained that her boyfriend was working on an album and smoking Blue Dream. This moment inspired her to write a song about how “love can feel psychedelic,” and blue is a very poetic color – evoking peace, love, and even sadness. The song maintains the soft-pop sound Humberstone is known for while containing a whimsical element that ties into the abstract inspiration. Throughout the song, she shares this simple and beautiful love that she never wants to let go of. Beauty Pageant  The final track contains a moody piano soundscape that emulates the devastating ballad of a musical. This ties back to “So It Starts…”, completing the theater-inspired circle of the album. The song contains the most vulnerable lyrics, exploring Humberstone’s struggles with being a woman in today’s society, especially someone in the limelight. Her tragic lyrics drive a knife into the listener’s heart as they resonate with her honest lyrics. Humberstone will play her part as the pretty doll, hoping she will be loved. This can be related back to anything – fame, romance, or friendship. Her candor makes listeners feel less alone in their own internal battles, concluding the album beautifully. Holly Humberstone is one of the most underrated artists of this generation. Her lyrics paint vivid pictures that send listeners into her mindspace. She ingeniously makes songs that are relatable yet personal. Her debut album, Paint My Bedroom Black , was one of my favorite releases of 2023. When she announced Cruel World, I wondered how she could possibly top her first project. After listening to the new album, I was left astonished by the singer’s innovation and creativity. She outdid herself and continues to prove to be pop music’s next big name. Holly Humberstone is currently on tour to promote Cruel World, with her first dates at Coachella. The first leg will be in North America, and the second leg will be in Europe. Click here to purchase tickets and make sure to follow her on all social media to stay up to date with new releases! Written By Karlee Skipper Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

As a child, you believe in the natural goodness of the world. You believe that those around you are kind and gentle and you trust in strangers. A key sign of growing up is when these positive connotations turn sour, and you begin to realize that maybe not all is as it seems, and even those you thought were saints have a darker side. Fison’s first release “Daughter of a Good Man” details this change of heart. She explains that she used to believe her father meant well. She used to go out of her way to try to prove it, and yet she was wrong. And so her ideals crumble, and she has to live with the realization that a pillar of her world was not the shiny man he was made out to be. The track begins with an indie electric guitar vibe, as Fison’s breathy and light voice trails in. The first verse details the lies she used to believe about her life and her father, how “He only means well”. The track blends smoothly into the chorus, in which she laughs at her own efforts and says they “didn’t go so well”. In the chorus, she sings “And I’ve got nothing to show / For all of the years I wasted / Years I thought I was the daughter of a good man”. She has finally accepted the harsh realization that the life she thought she had and the world around her is not as it seemed. The outro repeats the line “I’m the daughter of a good man” over vocalizations and harmonies, mimicking how the thought is presented in her own head: swirling around and around in circles in a mocking, melancholic tone. Fison is a young singer-songwriter based in London. An independent artist, this is Fison’s debut release, and already has almost 8,000 streams. She intends to make music that “blends pop with soft rock textures and intimate lyrics”. She is a British-Italian artist who grew up in Florence, Italy, and uses this duality within her music. Fison’s lyrics explain “a sense of duality between places, identities and emotional states”, and she uses her own experiences to craft her words. Her soundscape is inspired by artists like MJ Lenderman and Lizzy McAlpine, and has a similar sound to that of Ethel Caine and Phoebe Bridgers. Make sure to follow the social medias below to see the rest of Fison’s career blossom. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW FISON: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

After losing someone you love, you find comfort in past memories where everything felt so warm and sweet. Except now those memories come with a touch of pain as you remember you can’t travel back in time to those moments. “Bittersweet” by artist Tally Spear is an emotional rock ballad that explores the nature of looking back at the past and feeling conflicted. Spear tackles the complexity of feeling sentimental for having so many wonderful memories that now carry a different kind of weight. Throughout “Bittersweet” Talky Spear delivers a very memorable performance as the track helps listeners find some sort of peace. What initially stands out is the imagery used in “Bittersweet,” from the moment the song starts, we begin to see the warmth of the past turning cold. What’s interesting is even as the song transports listeners to a place of authentic pain, Tally Spear still provides listeners with some light at the end of the tunnel. It’s a song that encourages hope during a time of darkness. As far as instrumentals go, they work incredibly well with Spear’s vocal performance. Spear has the voice of someone who was made to sing rock music, that’s proven throughout the song. She’s able to sustain the emotional intensity needed for a song of this topic, and it’s a performance that makes you crave a live performance of “Bittersweet.”  Tally Spear is an artist based in London who has been releasing music since 2020. Her work has already seen recognition from Radio 1, Kerrang!, Clash Magazine, and more. Tally Spear has received high praise for her authentic songwriting and sound. It's clear that she has a level of artistry that charms her audience and moves them with her emotional intensity. Since releasing music in 2020, she has cultivated over 89K monthly listeners on Spotify. Previously she has opened for artists like Bad Suns, The Haunt, Himalayas, and more. With "Bittersweet" Tally Spear has delivered a deeply personal and transparent performance that highlights what she's great at, creating a memorable sentimental pop rock anthem. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW TALLY SPEAR: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Have you ever been in such a mix of stable and unstable that it is almost impossible to express what’s truly going on in your head? You feel guilty and then detach all the while longing to find the light at the end of the tunnel. All you want to do is fall and hope someone will catch you. Lucy Frosts new single “Slip” is about testing the fall and discovering someone really is there to break it. With an acoustic soundscape, silky vocals and textured synths, this track creates space for the ones with avoidant attachment. It’s the line we walk of wanting to trust but being so afraid. To those who blur the line between fantasy and connection, this is a song you can find empathy with. Lucy stated that Slip is Royal Tenenbaums Margot. Detached from life in her bathtub, yearning for authentic self acceptance. It’s the numbing coming-of-age realities with anxiety-inducing melodies paired with imperfect instrumentation. There is such an art in imperfect production that brings this tracks emotion to a new level of life. Lucy intended for “Slip” to have a power to heal and dig up the dark thoughts we push so deep and bury as if they won’t find their way back up. Let this song be a reminder that it’s okay to not feel perfect and it’s okay to fall down and allow others to help pick us up. We don’t have to hold the weight of the world on our shoulders. “I might slip from the roof, and hope that it’s you who pulls me back inside” Lucy Frost is a singer-songwriter from Boston, as well as a Berklee College of Music alumni. At a young age she developed a strong love for musical composition and writing. Heavily inspired by nostalgic artists such as Elliot Smith, Jeff Buckley and Bob Dylan, she blends that with modern influences like Billie Ellis and Lola Young. Her storytelling is relatable and powerful painting the picture of what it’s like to be a young woman is all about. The heartbreak, confusion, self-discovery and lessons we face along the way. Now based in LA, Lucy is exploring her engaging narratives and unique textures to create her dark-pop sound that many have fallen in love with. If you’re a fan of her new single, you’re sure to love the entirety of Lucy’s discography. Follow the links down below to stay up to date on her future releases. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW LUCY FROST: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Cheska Moore's latest song "Rotten Fruit" is nothing short of a masterpiece. It combines a unique melody with meaningful commentary on the world. The song is a piece of art with a lot of political undertones present in the lyrics. The lyrics are very poetic, each line evoking a different emotion while the song tells you a larger story. A line that feels particularly impactful is: "We're painting a picture so kings can live on / Pointing the finger and framing the pawn / The plague will be here before we reach the dawn" It feels relatable. There is a shared frustration or sadness with the world and society. More specifically, that frustration stems from the power structures built around the suffering of others. "Rotten Fruit" talks about how those structures and systemic issues can often feel rotten in different ways. "Rotten Fruit" has a dark, haunting sound. The moment the song starts, it almost feels like you have been transported to a foggy, dark landscape. Moore's vocal tone is moody and unique, reminding me somewhat of Julia Wolf. It feels like a song that belongs on the soundtrack of a gothic film or novel. In particular, it reminds me of something you would hear on a dystopian film like The Hunger Games. The message of "Rotten Fruit" is hardened by its melancholic sound that makes you reflect deeply. The song also feels naturally emotional, almost as if the song itself is mourning something. Cheska Moore is a dark-pop artist from South London. Her music is a combination of mystifying vocals, unlikely instrumentation, and raw honesty of genuine songwriting. Drawing inspiration from the moody, characterful approach of Billie Eilish , Cheska has unearthed a sound that is uniquely her own based on her experiences with the darker side of life. She first made waves in the summer of 2020 with her viral subversions of classic pop hits, reaching over 10 million views across social platforms. Her signature style quickly gained her a dedicated following, leading to the release of her debut single, "Boy Who Tried," in 2019. Her EP "Self-Loathing Narcissist" released in 2023 solidified her place in the industry. It gained over 2.2 million streams on Spotify and 10 million streams across platforms. Be sure to follow Cheska Moore to stay updated with her future projects and music! Written By Kyler Griggs FOLLOW CHESKA MOORE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Limerence is defined by Dictionary as “the state of being obsessively infatuated with someone.” That is the experience being described by Dolder in their song “Bone Structure”. Sometimes you know someone is bad for you. You know that they’re going to hurt you or lower the quality of your life. However, that doesn’t stop you from romanticizing and desiring a relationship with them. The lyrics of “Bone Structure” paint a beautifully touching picture of recognizing someone for their flaws yet still wanting them, even to a point of obsession or delusion. This experience is emotionally intense, a little draining, and deeply personal, and “Bone Structure” by Dolder captures it flawlessly.  The song starts off with a guitar track that gives the piece a familiar and homey feel. After the vocals arrive, a drum-beat enters the track to push the song forward. The vocals pick up in the chorus, giving the piece an emotive and beautiful feeling. Once the bridge arrives, the vocals pick up with an echoey effect after each stanza. The chorus and bridge layer vocal harmonies that give the song a fuller and more immersive sound. The instrumental and mastering give the track a reflective and reminiscent feel. Combining the production quality with the emotive and expressive lyrics create a touching and beautiful track that audiences everywhere can relate to. Dolder is a musical group composed of identical twin sisters Dani and Zara Dolder. Although they released their first single and EP in 2025, music has been a large part of their lives for years. When they were ten or eleven, they began writing music together, with their dad, Prefab Sprout drummer Steve Dolder, playing drums on their earliest demos. The group cites their father as being the reason they pursue music, having inspired them from a young age by playing a number of great artists for them and encouraging them.  The twins state that they would write about the human experience, taking inspiration from a number of places such as TV shows like “Friends”. Dolder has a dreamy and nostalgic sound, and writes music that touches the hearts and speaks to the experience of audiences everywhere.  Written By Victoria Fitzgerald FOLLOW DOLDER: Instagram | Spotify  | YouTube