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Guilty-pleasure party pop feels like a dying art form in the pool of sanitised posturing we are calling modern music, but Ricky Leroy is keeping absurdity alive with his latest

If Juliez Andrewz is good enough to grace the stage at the Whisky A Go-Go, they are worthy of a spot on your darkwave playlists. The alternative-rock project, led by

With their sophomore single, that’s the way, the already iconic duo TROUBLE unleashed another earworm that will stick around for long enough for you to be tempted to charge it

If Maddy from Euphoria made moody alt pop, it would struggle to match the same demure volition as the latest single, close to u, by the up-and-coming sensation Leea Clem.

We all know we are born alone, and we die alone, but maybe it is time to acknowledge that, for many, loneliness is a default state; Alone in This World

Off-the-rails rhythms render Isabella Chiarini’s latest earworm, Out of Control, one of the most infectious singles of the summer. The Hamilton, Ontario singer-songwriter has always treated pop as an open

When Ken Newman sings, he mesmerises. You could hear a pin drop from the next room when you absorb yourself into his humble masterstrokes, and his latest single, Who Are

Josh Raines fits right into the Jungian archetype of the wounded healer; his latest single, Daydreaming, is his most potent dose of medicine yet. The addiction-medicine doctor and pop-Americana songwriter

You could explore the entire spectrum of rap and never encounter an artist as eccentrically uninhibited as Zaya Sagittarius. The proof lies in his whole discography, and especially his latest

Lux Interior would surely be tipping his microphone stand towards The Revelons after hearing God Less America, an alt-punk protest single with a title sharp enough to make the entire