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Love and success are two of the biggest things most people desire. On one hand, you may want to find someone that understands and loves you. On the other hand, you may really want to focus on your ambitions and achieve personal greatness. But oftentimes, there can be a point of tension and conflict between the two goals, especially when trying to find balance for both. We live in a world where it's widely taught and believed that you cannot have both without some struggles. In Oshri's latest song “I Want It All,” he uses heartfelt lyrics and an incredibly unique sound to explore the tension that arises between love and ambition. Throughout the song, the storytelling through the lyrics is profound and unmissable. The lyric, “I wanna take a leap / But I wonder / Is it one way or the other?” clearly shows the struggle of having to choose between love or ambition, when all you really want is to take a leap and follow your heart. Another notable and unforgettable lyric at the beginning that shows this is: “I should be packaged with a warning / I don’t wanna be lonely / Stuck in between the heart and the head / All of the lights keep on flashing in red.” This shows the underlying conflict and pain that comes along with the push-pull feelings between love and ambition. A lot of that conflict exists internally as you have to constantly question whether you wish to pursue everything or settle with the person you love. “I Want It All” is a song that is simply mesmerizing. The moment you start listening, Oshri’s vocals immediately hooks you. He has a naturally seductive vocal tone that makes it feel as if you are being enthralled with each lyric he sings. “I Want It All” is the best example of the power behind music. Oshri has created a piece of art that is magnetizing and feels like a siren song that can easily lure you away. I could imagine the song playing as a dramatic score in a devastating romance film or something that would be listened to while reading a fiction novel. It’s impossible to hear the song and feel nothing. Oshri’s voice has this unforgettable aura to it that makes “I Want It All” have endless repeat value. There is also a layer of power from the cultural roots Oshri blends into the song. He added Middle Eastern textures through the background instrumentals from a sitar and oud, which proudly showcased the beauty of his culture and Yemenite roots. It’s not just a song, but an unforgettable listening experience that lingers in both your head and your heart. Oshri is a Yemenite singer-songwriter from South Africa who is currently based in Los Angeles. His music career took off when he won the first ever South African TRACE Music Stars competition. The show was mentored by Wyclef Jean and broadcasted on Trace Urban, the second largest music video television network in the world. After living in South Africa, Oshri moved to New York City to continue his endeavors with Wyclef and pursue his efforts in gaining recognition in the music world. Oshri was invited to perform at the Trace Urban Music Awards in Paris of 2015. He was approached by the American pop and R&B singer, Akon, to sign to his label. After realizing that the label wasn’t a good fit for his music, he left on good terms and began to release music independently. His first release was on the Billboard Top–40 Dance chart. With French and Middle Eastern parents, his music style is heavily influenced by his cultural diversity, and creates a one-of-a-kind sound. Oshri is very active on his social media accounts, so be sure to follow to stay updated with his future releases! Written By Kyler Griggs FOLLOW OSHRI: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Teasing what's to come, singer-songwriter and producer Jack Hawitt is back with his latest single, "All For You," an evocative track that serves as an introduction to the artist's upcoming album, How Much Further To Paradise. "All For You" marks the beginning of this larger project and Hawitt's creative vision, giving listeners a taste of the interconnected, emotional chapters that bleed from one song to the next to form a dreamlike listening experience. Providing a glimpse into the album's heartfelt narrative, "All For You" captures the quiet intensity of commitment as you give yourself entirely to someone and reconcile with the overwhelming feelings of devotion and self-loss. Bold and charged with feeling, Jack Hawitt wears his heart on his sleeve as he crafts a soundscape that matches the all-consuming nature of devoted love. The track features subtle piano lines and enveloping synths, creating a compelling balance for Hawitt to showcase his voice over as he seamlessly transitions between soft verses and belted choruses. With the constant ebb and flow of tension and release in this single, Hawitt's "All For You" provides a powerful composition to match the track's narrative as listeners are pulled into a production that builds from delicate musings to cinematic exclamations. Truly a track to fall in love with, "All For You" is perfect for anyone looking to lose themselves in a moving ballad that feels surreal, like floating in a dream. Based in London, Jack Hawitt has cemented himself as a force in the pop world through his noteworthy work as a singer, songwriter, and producer. The pop artist is known for his emotionally driven work that blends cinematic pop with intimate instrumentals and modern production. Amassing over 150 million global streams with his catalogue, Hawitt's work spans releases with a plethora of major artists, including Megan Thee Stallion and Pharrell Williams. Further establishing himself as a seasoned solo artist and sought-after writer, Hawitt has also earned sync placements across Netflix, Love Island, and various global campaigns. Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW JACK HAWITT: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Photography: Ash Plante One of the newest singles from her aptly titled second EP Sophomore Slump, Ava Valianti touches on mental anguish with poetic verses in "Heads on Fire". The track name describes how she feels when it comes to the burden of how overwhelmed she is altogether. She uses songwriting as a way to express her feelings as to not keep them bottled up, and she communicates this throughout "Heads on Fire", wanting to shed the facade she has put up so she can escape from her escalating distress. Valianti has penned from a personal place in her life to lyrically reach out to others who are also going through what she is. If you have chromesthesia, it should make sense as to why the lyric video for this Sophomore Slump track is edited to have an orange filter. Not just because its called "Heads on Fire", but from the blend of folk and soft rock-inspired drums, to the bass guitars filled with personality, and to Valianti's one-of-a-kind singing style, this is definitely an orange song. The color of the EP artwork's backdrop is blue, orange's complimentary color, which is symbolic for how the production and lyrics go hand in hand, both exuding encompassing elements of emotion. Newbury, Massachusetts native Ava Valianti is making her way through the pop scene wielding a guitar and a notepad. She's made a name for herself with her distinct sound, whether thats with her amazing singles or either one of her incredible EPs. It's no doubt that Valianti is a fantastic, exceptional talent, establishing herself as such with what she has done with her discography and studio career. In addition to music recording sessions, she's also a pop/rockstar on the stage, where she has displayed her musicianship at venues such as the Brighton Music Hall and The Bitter End, as well as on the radio. Ava Valianti is an extraordinary music artist! Written By Ashley Adams FOLLOW AVA VALIANTI: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

With Memorial Day happening on Monday, it's officially the kick off of Summer. The best part of Summer for me is seeing what songs really hit and become the songs that we play years down the line when we need to go back to summer of '26. "CRASH COURSE DUMMY" by ill peach feels like the perfect song to capture that for us. It's a song that can stand on its own or stick out on an album that gives sunshine vibes and dancing at a club. ill peach's calming voice and groovy beats all come together in this song all tied together with an important, clear message as well as very raw and honest lyrics. The beginning of this song feels distopian and trippy in the best ways possible. The reverb on the vocals are so beautiful and immediately put us in the right headspace to take a seat and listen. Once the first verse starts, you start to take notice of the how the song starts taking its shape with the drums. What I really love the most about this song are all the little details involved like being able to hear the metronome in certain parts of it as well as other little beeps and add ins. Things like that always make me happy because I feel like the artist fills in every little space with music. Overall, the song feels like a perfect song to drive to or dance to with your friends. ill peach is an L.A. three piece band, Jess Corazzq, Pat Morrissey and Jesse Schuster. After meeting each other in high school in Minnesota, they all agreed that it wasn't about what they sounded like but more about how obsessed they were with the music they were making. Massing around 80 thousand monthly listeners on Spotify, ill peach is creeping up and into our lives inch by inch. They kicked 2026 off with a bang, releasing EAVESDROPPING, a whole new album that is available to pre-save and stream on all platforms. Their newest single, "CRASH COURSE DUMMY" is also available to stream everywhere. Written By Bre Macomber FOLLOW ILL PEACH: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Soundcloud | YouTube

"Avoidant Attachment"'s twists and turns hide under the guise of mellow synths and soft vocals in Katie Belle's latest single. This song by Katie Belle marks the conflicting interest between falling in love and protecting independence. She sings, "My feelings don't stick/ This ride makes me sick." Nothing ruins a growing relationship like that moment when the crush disappears and the ick settles in. Belle tears apart into the heartbreak with the line, "Going back and forth always overthink/ And I'm hard to love, I don't disagree." Pushing her partner away seems safe, but it only unleashes more chaos. The airy instrumentals and the hushed vocals match the illusion that avoidant attachment presents to people. Underneath, with the strummed guitar, feelings echo and spill out. It's the sound of the perfect plan. The soft nu-disco elements invite listeners to spin and get lost in the mess of this relationship. Maybe the calm and the chaos can coexist. And maybe this is the song to encourage that deep breath before deciding whether or not to walk away. Katie Belle is an indie-pop singer-songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia. She sings with a quiet voice and bold feelings. Belle began writing music at age 11. Since then, she regularly visits Nashville for writing sessions and performing. She defined herself with a country-pop crossover sound. In 2016, she brought home the Female Country at Women In Charge award. Belle extends her passions to modeling, often working in Florida. Her creativity expands into kindness as she toured for 16 weeks on the Anti-Bully Tour. You can keep up with her using the links below! Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke FOLLOW KATIE BELLE: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

If you've ever imagined the perfect rock show conveniently located in the Midwest, Sonic Temple was definitely it this year! With over 140 bands, there was something for everyone, and the energy of Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio those four days said it all. Fans came dressed in a spectrum of their favorite band tees to outrageous costumes. We stood in the long lines and paid for the overpriced snacks all for the love of the game. Was it worth it? Absolutely! And we've got all the details for you right here. So, without further delay, here's my group's condensed experience at Sonic Temple 2026. Day 1 For Day one, my group stuck to the main stage for the majority of the day, experiencing some of our most anticipated bands in one place. The festival was kicked off by Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, who absolutely set the tone for an incredible weekend with their classic 2000s jams that we grew up on. Later that day, my personal favorite of the whole festival, Coheed and Cambria, would play. The joy on their faces while they played was unmatched and their performance was immaculate. Soon, it was time for All Time Low to throw us back to high school, playing their hits like, "Dear Maria Count Me In", for a crowd of truly dedicated elder emos. After a while, our group would split, with my friends watching Pierce the Veil, and myself and my partner going to the pit for Magnolia Park. And boy, that was an experience. This was my first time ever experiencing a mosh pit and crowd surfers in the same show. The lead singer and guitarist were in the crowd with us, and crowd surfed back to the stage. Crazy! Finally, it was time for the headline act of the night, My Chemical Romance. This was the most anticipated act of the night, and thanks to my friends holding the seats all day, we could actually see them! MCR performed nearly every song from their beloved album, "The Black Parade", with full theatrics in tow. From dictators to exploding clowns, MCR did not let up on the illusion. Lead singer, Gerard Way, was committed to the bit the whole time, never letting the energy die in the crowd that night. They ended the night with "Helena", a fitting end to a long and spectacular show. And that was only day one! My Chemical Romance Day 2 For day two, our group showed up to the venue a little late, completely exhausted from day one, as you can imagine, but that doesn't mean we didn't see some excellent bands. We kicked off day two with Daughtry, New Found Glory, and Stone Temple Pilots, who all played the classics we know and love. Daughtry was especially impressive to me, as their sound has gotten much heavier over the years, and they sound great live! Next up was Yellowcard. We all love "Ocean Avenue" right? Well, the band ended their timeless set with the fan favorite, making for a fantastic show. Finally, we gathered around the Cathedral stage for Sublime, who played some great music and made us all laugh with the singer's playful banter. We had a great day leading into our last band of the night. While the headliner for day two was Shinedown, my group opted to see Simple Plan instead. With a spot in the crowd surprisingly close to the stage, we got to see all of our 2000s nostalgia dreams come true. With the band playing hits like "Shut Up", we were already invested. However, when the band invited those dressed up as Scooby Doo on stage for "What's New Scooby Doo?", we were having the time of our millennial/Gen Z lives. Simple Plan ended their set with "Perfect", with a sea of flashlights in the crowd. It was a beautiful ending to a hectic second day, but the fest wasn't over yet! Simple Plan Day 3 Day three began with a bit of bad weather, delaying the festival by about an hour, but that didn't stop us. Dawning our hilariously oversized Ohio State ponchos that were the only ones we could find at the local Kroger, we braved the elements for the first band, Knuckle Puck. I didn't know much about this band at first, but their Midwest emo sound won me over instantly. With the rain finally drying up, we explored the venue a little before our next performance, State Champs. They offered a similar pop-punk experience that we really enjoyed. Next, we gathered to the stadium again for Motionless in White, a much heavier band that both surprised and impressed all of us. Finally, it was time for one of my most anticipated bands, Mayday Parade, who played all of their classic hits that we adored in the 2010s. I was over the moon for their performance! After a super long day with spontaneous weather, it was finally time for the day three headliner, Bring Me the Horizon. In my opinion, BMTH brought the best visual effects of the entire festival, with a video game-like tone to the whole performance. Lead singer, Oli Sykes, gave the performance of a lifetime, hyping the audience with every song. From the highs of "Teardrops" to the somber beauty of "Follow You", we were capitvated throughout the entire show. With one day to go, there was still even more to look forward to! Bring Me the Horizon Day 4 Finally, it was day four, and the bittersweet feeling of the last day of performances was upon us. Personally, I was already mourning the end of the festival before we made it to the venue that day. We had had so much fun, I didn't want it to end. But through the 85 degree weather, we weren't ready to give up yet. To be honest, we were late again on day four, spending a good bit of our morning hiding in the shade and buying $20 drinks to stay cool, but eventually, we started our journey off with the metalcore band, Thrown, followed immediately by one of my personal favorites, alternative rock band, Anberlin. We soon made our way back to the stadium to wait for the ever iconic Godsmack, who opened with the hit song, "I Stand Alone", and put on a stellar performance. Afterward, we traveled back to the Cathedral stage to catch Megadeth, lucky enough to see them on their farewell tour. Their expert playing echoed through the venue as we lined up to see our final band of the festival. While once again, the headliner was someone else, Tool in this case, our little group opted to see DragonForce at the Altar stage. And personally, I couldn't be happier with this decision. DragonForce was everything I expected them to be and more live. They even had giant inflatable dragons on stage. What more could you ask for? Every guitar riff was perfect, with the legendary Herman Li shredding alongside his bandmates, of course. Singer, Alissa White-Gluz hyped up the audience thoroughly between songs before the band ended with their evergreen hit, "Through the Fire and Flames". It was the perfect ending to an absolutely epic four-day festival. DragonForce In conclusion, there was just so much that happened at Sonic Temple that it's impossible to talk about all of it (This is practically a research paper at this point.), but the vibes were pure perfection. By the end of the festival, we were all exhausted, but couldn't help wishing it were longer. This was truly the greatest experience I could have hoped for in a rock festival and I can't wait to go back. What did you think? Is Sonic Temple on your list of festivals for next year? Feel free to let us know your thoughts at any of our socials below! Written By Shelbi Baker Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.

"Wide Eyed Wonder" by RABO explores the need to break free of a draining situation, portraying the speaker's desire to run away from their problems with a partner by their side. The speaker of this song is torn apart by regret and worry for the future. In a powerful plea for an escape, the lyrics, "I wanna leave this world behind tonight" express desperation and urgency to move away from the realities of the speaker's life. Self-awareness emerges through the words "shying away from hurt just left me lonely", providing a sense of realization that while running away from your problems may feel like a solution, avoidance becomes a form of isolation in itself. The sound of this song balances energetic instrumentals with expressive vocals for an immersive alt-pop tune. Percussion and bright electronic instrumentals open the track as RABO's singing starts off smooth and low. Bridging into the chorus, high, breathy staccato singing blends into a throaty, textured articulation of the lyrics. The chorus is colored with raw exasperation and longing. Pulsing chords and vocalizing feel liberating as RABO projects the words "I'll go anywhere with you". "Wide Eyed Wonder" hits the ear with an immersive atmosphere that will make you want to dance your problems away. RABO is a Norwegian artist with an exciting alternative pop sound. She will be performing at the upcoming festivals including Neon and OverOslo festival, and has shows lined up all summer long. Her discography comprises and EP and singles that explore themes of self-reflection and relationships. She first made waves in the music industry as a songwriter, working for K-Pop artists like Aespa. Now, after joining a Netflix songwriting camp in Los Angeles, RABO has carved out a niche for herself in the indie pop genre. Check out the links below to stay up to date with her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW RABO: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Magdalene has released her newest single, “Red Siren Pick Up” with a feature from Current Joys. Fulfilling the want of chaos and running toward it instead of away from the mess, “Red Siren Pick Up” is Magdalene’s most volatile and emotionally raw release yet. Exploring themes of romanticizing grief, loss, and destruction, this indie-rock meets abrasive pop to create a mess of romance and what it means to be in love. “Red Siren Pick Up” may be the newest release from Magdalene and Current Joys, but this bass-heavy, rock-influenced sound picks up this single to be a career highlight for years to come. “Red Siren Pick Up” follows abrasive pop sounds throughout the single, with voice effects applied to both Magdalene’s and Current Joys’ vocals; however, don’t let that deter you, as the voice effects only add to the production of “Red Siren Pick Up” overall, as these voice effects allow for both Magdelene’s and Current Joys’ vocals to become instrumentation within the song itself rather than having the production and vocalization separate, something that I thought really stood out within the song itself. A fever dream of production, “Red Siren Pick Up” allows for both Magdalene and Current Joy to shine throughout the single, something that only amplifies the song itself. Magdalene is a singer from the United States. Hailing from New Mexico, Magdalene has been on the rise in the pop-rock world, landing on Spotify’s “Obsessed” and “Fresh Finds Pop” playlists. While this may be the first feature from Current Joys, with whom listeners may be familiar with from both “Kids” and “New Flesh,” within Magdalene’s discography, the two have a long history of touring together and developed close ties within the indie-music scene. Listeners can keep up with both Magdalene’s and Current Joys’ newest releases and show announcements on their social medias, both linked down below. Written By Abby Mornhinweg FOLLOW MAGDALENE: Instagram | Spotify FOLLOW CURRENT JOYS: Instagram | Spotify

Sometimes you feel like you don’t necessarily fit into society’s mold for what you should be. However, this isn’t always a bad thing. That is the story told by Ella Collier’s song “ANIMAL”. With lyrics such as “People say I’m not for this world anyways / I’m not someone who fits inside your hand” and “I’m meant to be out of ordinary, slightly dangerous / I’m challenging, kind of overbearing, unattainable”, Collier paints the picture of being out-of-this-world in a mindblowing way in this track that hypes up audiences with similar feelings and building confidence in listeners everywhere. This track begins with a haunting piano and flowing strings. The vocals enter ringing clear and beautiful over the backing track that includes a synth. The chorus is echoey and pretty before breaking down into a catchy pop beat. This beat carries on through the rest of the song while still maintaining the unsettling and haunting feeling of the beginning of the song. The song ends with vocals before gently tapering off. The vocal harmonies are perfectly in-tune, creating a pleasant listening experience. Overall, this song has a catchy and intense vibe that is perfect for hyping yourself up before a night out. Ella Collier is an independent songwriter, artist, and producer. She blends trap, acoustic, hyperpop, and pop into a mindblowing combination that awes listeners everywhere. She has made high-profile public appearances such as opening for Meg Smith and Grant Knoche in Los Angeles. She has landed sync placements in media such as “Love Island”, “X Games,” and “NBA2K”. She has a rapidly growing fanbase and earned praise from “Wonderland” and “GALORE”. She’s earned praise from Apple Music and playlist placements on Spotify. Ella Collier is the missing piece in the industry that we all needed, with her level of intimacy and artistry in her work. Written By Victoria Fitzgerald FOLLOW ELLA: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Returning with the second release since his recent album, ICARUS, Jared Benjamin continues to draw audiences into his immersive, resonating world with his latest single, "Angel Eyes." Benjamin weaves a tale of turning anger into vulnerability, exploring what it's like to lose yourself in a love so strong it alters your core. Explaining the inspiration behind this raw, emotive track, Benjamin shares, "'Angel Eyes’ is about meeting someone who completely changes your life. She saved me. I became a better version of myself the moment I met her, and am continually my best self the more I’m around her. So, I’d do anything for her, and anything to keep her." Equal parts seductive and stormy, Jared Benjamin delivers a captivating performance in "Angel Eyes," crafting a moody soundscape that embraces the obsession of a love that consumes you to the point you'll fight to protect it. The track features an enthralling blend of ambient guitars, impassioned vocals, and turbulent melodies, further painting the picture of a love many wish they could experience. Adding to Benjamin's established relationship with the BookTok community, "Angel Eyes" is perfect for those who enjoy a story with a love interest who would tear the world apart for the one they love. Hailing from Long Island, NY, Jared Benjamin is a singer-songwriter making waves in the pop world as he establishes himself as a powerhouse to watch. The artist began his journey during the Covid-19 pandemic, picking up his first guitar and learning every cover he could dream of before releasing his own music in 2021. He dedicated time and passion into crafting his sound and promoting his work, leading to the release of his first official single, "Superhero," which experienced incredible commercial success with over 2 million streams to date. Benjamin later went on to graduate from Berklee NYC in 2023, earning a master's in songwriting and production and releasing the viral single "Flatline." Continuing to grow his audience and catalog, Benjamin has consistently released music ever since, amassing over 200 million streams and a social footprint of over 1 million followers. If you haven't heard anything by Jared Benjamin before, now is your chance to catch up on his catalog and immerse yourself into the rich sonic world that no one wants to miss. Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW JARED BENJAMIN: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube

Hayley Wallis x Kiva Mh’s new collab, Deadly, is an indie R&B/trap soul song about a toxic relationship. “They say that you’re toxic, but maybe they’re wrong. You’re intentions look perfect to me.” This line comes in the first verse and it perfectly describes how we approach toxic relationships. We get so wrapped up in their looks and personality that we don’t see how manipulative or ugly on the inside they can be. Other people in our circle see this and try their best to get us to realize it as well, but, sometimes, we purposely put ourselves in this position because we get a thrill from doing something that could hurt us. What can I say? Humans are complicated. Deadly has honest and descriptive lyrics such as “I know how this ends and I choose to be reckless cause knowing is part of the thrill”. I relate to the lyrics and I really enjoy the overall vibe of the music. This song gives you an old school 90s/00s R&B vibe reminiscient of Brandi or Usher, but it doesn’t sound dated. I believe this is due to Hayley’s rich, warm vocals and the freshness and cadence in Kiva’s flow. If you like R&B and hip hop, this is a great addition to the music you already enjoy. Even if you don't particularly like this genre, you should give it a listen because it is a genuinely good song from start to finish. Hayley Wallis is a singer originally from Klemtu, a remote island in the Great Bear Rainforest, which is located in British Columbia, Canada. Her debut album, Halulu, was released in 2022. Her goal is to uplift, inspire, and create new possiblities for young indigenous creators. Kiva Mh is an indigenous hip hop artist who is originally from Cache Creek, British Columbia. Both artists have interesting backgrounds which reflect in this song and their solo work. If you’re looking for something unqiue and different from what you normally see in popular music, these artists have what you’ve been missing. Written By Jazz FOLLOW HAYLEY WALLIS: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube | Website FOLLOW KIVA MH: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook

Tiffany Lorentz's latest song "Dancing With Strangers," is a song dedicated to the experience of growing up. Aging can be terrifying as you leave behind what is comfortable for the unknown. Lorentz frames aging in a different light. She takes the unknown and twists it into something to be excited about rather than feared. The title of the song points to the impulsivity and spontaneity that comes with growing up. As you shed your past self and open up to the new experiences that the world has waiting for you, excitement and fun can be found everywhere. "Dancing With Strangers" also shows the power of going with the flow. The lyric "Will I act like your parent? / Will I be your friend? / I don't know / You don't know / We will see how this goes" gives this sense of freedom and empowerment. The song doesn't feel like saying goodbye to the past, but encourages listeners to look forward to all the things that await them if you are willing to see it. "Dancing With Strangers" has a vibe that would fit within a coming-of-age film. Not only does the message of the song align with the themes of coming-of-age films, but the entire sound carries a note of inspiration. It feels so inspiring that it also feels freeing, something that I see represented in many films centered around growing up. Lorentz has an airy, delicate, and sweet voice that reminds me of Lizzy McAlpine. Her voice alone has the power to inspire. When paired with the light and bouncy background music, it feels transformative. This is the kind of song that's perfect for warm summer nights spent driving with all the windows down. Tiffany Lorentz is a singer-songwriter from Sweden. She describes herself as a "curious, analyzing, ambitious, scared, overthinking, and worried," person. Lorentz makes pop music that is both reflective and playful. Her debut EP "A new kind of rhythm" was released in early 2023. It features the songs "All I Can Be," "Home," "High & dry," and "Not for us." The EP received lots of praise and introduced her to her loyal listeners. The EP was reviewed as a "soul-nurturing dose of inspiration, confidence, and empowerment." (Weekly Music Fix) Lorentz focuses a lot on the melodies of songs and the arrangement of songs. She also produces on the side and loves listening to various music genres. Follow Tiffany Lorentz below to stay updated on her future releases! Written By Kyler Griggs FOLLOW TIFFANY LORENTZ: Instagram | Spotify | TikTok | Facebook | YouTube