Creative duo WhO is WhO celebrate their passion for footwear and music all at once, with the funk-kissed tones and disco-esque charm of ShOOes.
Pop
Ultimately a beautifully poetic ode to love that lasts, Right After Rain is a unique songwriting take with a classic pop melody and build up, and even features a cleanly-mixed rap verse during the latter half. This moment adds unexpected dynamic, fits seamlessly within the mix, and helps build upon the two-part relationship connection that is the beating heart of the track.
With his brand new single ready to launch and a clear twist towards the romantic celebration of love, pop songwriter and artist Luchi kindly took time out of his travels to talk with us in depth about the latest release Like This. Here’s how it went.
Catchy songwriting and timeless production meet with a notably electrified vocal lead, as REBEL HARE captures a groove and style both contemporary and classic, for MY MONEY FIRST.
Multi-layered and nostalgic pop production meets with unmistakable vocals and a melodic hook that quickly leaves its mark. Oktavvia allures and engages, with the remarkable bounce and inspiring sentiments off Funny.
Conceptually focused on the darker side of femininity, Melody reflects with confidence upon the ability of women to enthral and capture the senses of their admirer.
Canadian songwriter and artist Jamie Sparks lights up the space with an uplifting fusion of classic RnB vocals and contemporary Afrobeat production, for the smooth and celebratory release Are You The One.
Quirky vocals and unique rhythmic production elevates the catchy writing and intriguing scenes of Mimah’s latest pop-fusion single End Up Without.
Armed with a brand new single and video celebrating the very best in his divine vocal fluidity and nostalgic RnB presence, Marion Park kindly took part in an interview. We talk about the latest singles, the upcoming album, his plans for live shows, and plenty more. Here’s how it went. * * * Hi Marion … Continued
Something profoundly unique now, to recapture any wandering minds – to provoke thought on both the topic and style of the music. Artist and musician James Cantey leads us by way of a haunting two-note piano part, into the chaotic electronic-rock and choir-like depths of Tonight.
New York producer Grapevine delivers the intoxicating melodic and synth-led euphoria of timeless dance-pop, with the leading single and title-track from the new EP Only You.
Uniquely bright and innocent vocals stand tall amidst an otherwise fearlessly seductive storyline and groove – Cincinnati songwriter and artist Kasey Jo carves out a lane of her own, with the subtle country-pop tones and sultry confidence of Wanna Be Used.