Tag: New Music
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Mya Angelique – “Teenage Popstar”
Wanting to stand out and wanting to fit in can feel like the same thing when you are growing up. You want people to notice you, but you also worry that becoming the person everyone likes might mean losing the person you actually are. Mya Angelique explores that contradiction in “Teenage Popstar,” a pop-rock single…
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SUUNCAAT – “the wash”
Doing laundry is one of those tasks that can make an hour disappear without leaving much to remember. You load the machine, wait, fold your clothes, and move on to the next thing. For experimental pop artist SUUNCAAT, however, this familiar routine opens up a stranger question: if we keep repeating the same actions, why…
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Kayla Ramos – “Los Angeles”
Los Angeles has a way of making beauty and loneliness feel like they belong together. For Kayla Ramos, the city becomes the setting for a heartbreak that has no clear ending. Her new single, “Los Angeles,” explores what happens when someone leaves without an explanation, leaving behind questions that are harder to escape than the…
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Andrew Cushin – “Goodbye”
Sometimes, a relationship ends before either person is ready to let go. Andrew Cushin explores that uncomfortable space on “Goodbye,” a guitar-driven indie-rock single that pairs the uncertainty of letting someone go with music built to lift a crowd. The Newcastle singer-songwriter’s first release of 2026, “Goodbye” arrives with the anthemic energy that has become…
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Harley – “Gold”
Knowing when to walk away from a relationship can be difficult, especially when the other person has stopped giving you what they once promised. On “Gold,” Australian singer-songwriter Harley explores that disappointment while turning towards something more hopeful: learning to trust yourself when a relationship no longer feels right. The third single from his upcoming…
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Markoe – “Everyday”
Some songs take shape quickly. Others need time, a few wrong turns, and the willingness to admit that an idea you love is not quite working. For Markoe, “Everyday” came together through that second kind of process. What started as an unfinished song called “Tiny Toes” eventually became a deeply personal tribute to motherhood, built…
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Leavell – “Spotlight”
Being noticed is one thing. Being comfortable with everyone watching is another. On “Spotlight,” Kentucky-based singer, songwriter and rapper Leavell explores that difference through an unexpected move into indie pop, trading his usual hip-hop approach for a brighter, groove-driven sound with a more complicated idea at its centre. The song grew out of a spontaneous…
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Christina Romano – “TellMe”
Finding your sound can mean figuring out what you have been holding back. For Christina Romano, “TellMe” appears to mark that kind of moment. Following her debut single, “SkyWalking,” the emerging pop artist returns with a track that looks inward, exploring the uncertainty of lingering connections while giving her more room to express herself vocally.…
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Symeon – “Room For Me”
Loving someone can change the way you see yourself. You might start adjusting your interests, hiding parts of your personality, or becoming someone you think they would prefer. Before long, the question is no longer whether they love you back, but how much of yourself you are willing to give up to make it happen.…
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Ava Valianti – “celebrity”
It’s easy to make someone the centre of your world when you’re falling for them. Their smallest gestures start to mean more than they should, and the version of them in your head can become just as important as the person themselves. On “celebrity,” Massachusetts singer-songwriter Ava Valianti explores that kind of infatuation, where admiration…