Singer and artist Olya K reignites the energy and concept for her single Hollywood with a brand new video release.
Dance Pop
Feeling initially like an organic funk-fusion song, She’s Forever tells its story in a high-octane fashion, the vocals hitting the rhythm faultlessly & providing another additive layer for this already multi-coloured & immersive dance ambiance.
Organic beginnings lead us rather beautifully into a dance-pop-ready ambiance & catchy realm of songwriting with this interesting new alt-pop single from Sweden’s Lella Daniels.
Certain ideas or fragments of voice are repeated to a hypnotic degree, and meanwhile – the song’s accompanying video builds further on this captivating, notably human aspect.
L3ON5 makes fine use of the creative tools at his disposal, and maintains an ever-professional approach, which fuses beautifully with this youthful & emotive artistic core.
Songwriter and artist Dejhare (Pronounced Dei-Jhar) reimagines a collection of originals from her first album for this exotic and engaging new project D7.
When I’m Alive is every bit as powerful as its title and artwork imply – an easy one to lose yourself amidst, and well worth a second and third listen to truly capture the thoughtful lyrical angle.
The unmistakable songwriting and production style of N2BLÜ shines as brightly as ever on this brand new, emotionally loaded single.
A brilliant collection – well worth the wait, and a rare example of only the very best songs being included in a final release. No filler, nothing that falls below par – a summer playlist that keeps on giving.
Long-time producer James With The Drip ventures out into the contemporary dance-pop world with a refreshingly spacious yet intricately detailed, unique soundscape and song.
Munatix strike as the sort of thoughtful songwriters that connect for their humanity & honesty. They also impress with their musical creativity & production skills, offering an arrangement that can easily be enjoyed with or without a comprehension of the lyrics.
Blending delicate layers of detail that seem to take subtle influence from various genres, the whole thing offers a mildly tribal feel, with engaging rhythms that quickly prompt interest in a live show.