“Music has always been a significant part of my life; I picked up the guitar in high school, although I’ve had my ups and downs with it. I’ve enjoyed creating content on YouTube for years, primarily doing song covers. However, I ventured into writing original music toward the end of 2023, and it’s been an exciting creative journey ever since.”
Rebecca Cullen
Designed to inspire and connect with women for its celebration of the self, Tricia Lo’s brand new EP is a fiercely passionate collection of songs, the likes of which transcend the walls of genre and naturally empower and uplift listeners.
None of the guests are given any background or hints regarding their new lives prior to the interviews, and the idea is that they will survive the session on their sheer ability to be witty, imaginative, and ultimately playful; in a realm built entirely out of nonsense.
“What I love about living in Argentina is how musical the country is. Almost everyone plays an instrument or sings, and professional musicians often master multiple instruments, compose music, and handle mixing and production.”
Austin singer and songwriter Ella Reid has carved out a smart niche within modern music, her snappy pop songwriting and nostalgically soulful vocals bringing a big-band energy and melodic appeal that resounds across a plethora of original singles.
INHALE feels like an alt-rock offering from a simpler time, those ethereal electric guitar riffs and the surrounding static blending beautifully with the vocal’s mysterious outline of reflections, before the energy switches gears immensely for the drop to the hook.
Nostalgic Dance-Pop production and a stunning vocal melody light up the songwriting space with a memorable kind of strength. Chicago’s Amanda Aponte balances the soulful emotion of performance with a few more surface level floor-filler quirks, for the stand-out single LIPSTICK LESBIAN.
Music to lift you out of your lull – to soothe the soul and raise the mood, to entertain and impress; everything we hope for when we press play or enter a venue. Mark Vickness Interconnected captures the very essence of all of this, and does so from the very moment the music hits the airwaves.
Aruba four-piece activemirror. continue to bring the colour and melody to the indie shoegaze scene, with the summer-ready anthem that is Opal.
Fearless writing and equally brave vocal meandering lets Grief’s Too Heavy reach out with pure humanity and heart. It’s a powerful single, from an artist with a compelling lyrical edge to her music. What’s more, as the song was inspired by the tragic loss of her Uncle, a Command Master Chief of Navy Seal Teams, every dollar made from the single will be donated to the Navy Seal Foundation – helping supporting veterans and their families.
Versatility is a strength, but so too is the defiant ability to understand and consistently connect with the roots of the genre, and Adam Collins has mastered that balance with both heart and skill. The Get Me Started EP is an easy must for global dance music venues across the board – a timeless yet crisp and contemporary addition to the everlasting scene that continues to bring people together.
Experimentation and catchy dance-pop progressions unite with colour and passion, as singer and songwriter Dorian explores the romantic implications of reuniting, for the new single Reconnected.