“What’s Your Story” - Lily Galin
Every once in a while, a debut comes along that doesn’t just introduce a new artist—it feels like an open diary being passed into your hands. That’s the case with Lily Galin’s “What’s Your Story,” her first original single and a track that doesn’t waste a moment in showing listeners exactly who she is.
“Just With You” - Chandra
There’s something about certain songs that feel less like they were written and more like they were remembered — as if they’ve always existed somewhere in the background, just waiting for someone to bring them into the world. Just With You, the latest release from Bristol-based pop-rock outfit Chandra, falls neatly into that category.
“Light In The Window” - Rebloom Music
Let’s be real—grief is grief, and anyone who’s ever loved and lost a pet knows that it cuts deep. With her latest release, "Light in the Window," emerging songwriter Rebloom Music (aka Sam Gallimore) steps up to shine a light—literally and emotionally—on a kind of grief that often gets overlooked: the grief of losing a beloved animal companion.
Exclusive Interview: Robbie Z
If you’ve been feeling like the pop world has been a little too grey lately—too many moody ballads, too much introspection—Robbie Z’s new single “THE SUN IS LOUD” is your signal flare of unapologetic brightness. Released on June 20, 2025, this London-based artist’s latest track is a deliberate act of joy: three minutes of sugar-rush energy, early-2010s nostalgia, and a kind of shameless optimism that feels rare right now.
We spoke to Robbie Z about his journey so far.
“Summertime of Peaches” - Thammarat
There’s something instantly disarming about “Summertime of Peaches” by Thammarat. It’s not forcing itself into some heavily-produced “moment.” Instead, it feels like someone cracked open a bedroom window, let the humidity in, and just started daydreaming out loud. The track sits squarely in a cozy corner of bedroom pop—lo-fi enough to feel handmade, yet beautifully anthemic.
“cool like you” - Varun Sheel
Some songs don’t just play—they hold up a mirror. Varun Sheel’s “cool like you” is one of those rare indie pop tracks that feels like it’s dancing right on that razor’s edge between joy and vulnerability.
Musically, “cool like you” is light on its feet. The production pops with bright, glassy tones that recall late-night neon reflections—guitars are crisp and rhythmic, 808s hit with a modern, low-end punch, and the drums keep things snappy enough to land this firmly in “danceable” territory.
“Under The Stars” - Sophia Bolinder (feat. John Soul)
Sophia Bolinder is serving up sultry vibes, soul-drenched vocals, and full-on 90s/early 00s R&B fantasy with her newest single “Under The Stars,” featuring the velvet-smooth voice of John Soul. If you’ve ever slow-danced in your room to Toni Braxton, or dramatically stared out the window to Usher’s Confessions, this one’s for you.
“Through the Roof” - Midtown Vice
Through the Roof is not your typical debut EP. It’s not some polished, industry-tweaked debut with calculated hooks and radio-friendly breakdowns. Midtown Vice, the lo-fi musical alias of New Jersey-based John Mueller, is operating on a totally different wavelength — one that exists somewhere between a fever dream and a nostalgic VHS tape of memories you’re not sure are even real.
Exclusive Interview: Dee Dasher
Some songs don’t need to raise their voice to break your heart—and Time’s a Killer by Dee Dasher does exactly that. It arrives like a whispered confession in the dead of night, the kind of track you stumble across during a bout of insomnia and end up listening to on repeat because something about it hits you right in the soul. It’s a slow burn, a ghost story wrapped in silk, and a deeply cinematic portrait of time, loss, and the emotional fallout of unreciprocated love.
We spoke to Dee about her journey so far.
“All I Ever Wanted” - Gary Mictian
If you’ve ever had your heart stomped on, buried it under a pile of distractions, and thought you were over it — then Gary Mictian’s new single “All I Ever Wanted” is going to hit hard.
Released on June 13, 2025, this track marks the beginning of a new era for the London-based hyperpop/electronic artist and producer, and it’s both an emotional gut punch and an electro-pop daydream. It’s the first in a series of singles we can expect from Gary this year, and if this is the opening statement, we’re in for one hell of a ride.
“What Remains” - Milyssa Rose
Some songs don’t just play through your speakers—they echo inside you. “What Remains” is one of those tracks. A raw, emotionally packed offering from powerhouse vocalist Milyssa Rose and boundary-pushing producer Tharealmdc, this alt/dark pop anthem digs deep into the labyrinth of mental health, leaving nothing on the surface.
“Stomach Butterflies” - MAX BARSKIH
A soft touch. A deep message. A bold, bilingual new chapter from a Ukrainian pop icon.
If you know Max Barskih, you know he’s never been afraid to wear his heart on his sleeve—or his soul in his songs. But with “Stomach Butterflies,” the first single from his upcoming English-language album, Barskih takes vulnerability to a whole new level. It's not just a song—it's an experience, a statement, and a soft but powerful wave of emotional resistance wrapped in delicate synths and poetic lyrics.