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Snuttock – ‘Stay’ (Robot remix)

January 26, 2021

Singer Bryan Lee, and multi-instrumentalist Christopher Lee Simmonds, of dark electronic pop group Snuttock, know a bit about how to make manipulation, they’ve been making remixes of their singles for years. The music video for the Robot Remix of their latest single, ‘Stay’, play with our perceptions, and reduces the images to their very pixels.

Kayne Dynell Is ‘Shining’ With New Single

January 26, 2021

Kayne Dynell’s new single, ‘Shining’, follows on from his debut single, ‘Come Up’, which has so far garnered nearly 150 thousand streams on Spotify alone, and the new track is a fine example of his unique blend of harmonic hip hop, RnB, and Pop.

We Come ‘Face To Face’ With America’s Sweetheart’s Latest Single

January 26, 2021

As we come to the end of another month in this seemingly endless pandemic, we might well ask ourselves when we will ever again come face to face with someone from outside our immediate circle. New Jersey indie-pop group, America’s Sweetheart, asks “when will we ever meet?” in the second verse of their new single, ‘Face To Face’, and it’s a question that at the moment, feels unanswerable.

LBM – ‘Bad Habits’

January 22, 2021

LBM is not a new name for us here at Essentially Pop, in fact, we’ve been following his journey for nearly a year now, starting with his singles, ‘Stranded’, in May, and ‘Make Believe’ in July, last year. He’s back now with a fab new release, ‘Bad Habits’, along with a music video that beautifully captures the good looks and charm of the Pennsylvania singer and rapper.

Hidden Beams – ‘Animals’

January 22, 2021

‘Animals’ is the new single from Hidden Beams, who you may recall from his previous single, ‘Hidden’, back in September. The nom de plume of Carlos Argon, Hidden Beams’ style takes inspiration from the prog rock masters of the early 70s, while injecting his own melodic style, sense of rhythm, and novel chord stacking.

Kemme – ‘Cyclorama’

January 22, 2021

Kemme is a young singer songwriter, who’s never played by anybody’s rules except her own. This much is evident from her music videos, on which she takes a singular, and very personal approach. Her new single, ‘Cyclorama’, is in reality a seamless bend of the primary sections of three very different songs in her upcoming visual EP. Yes. You read that correctly. Her EP is visual. Like I said…

JOE McELDERRY RETURNS WITH ‘BABY HAD YOUR FUN’!

January 22, 2021

Taking cues from the almighty Fleetwood Mac, Joe McElderry’s new release, ‘Baby Had Your Fun’ combines disco, pop and country styles in order to create a fun-filled song which might just bring us enough joy to get us through the January blues and out the other end.

Brandon Legacy Releases Latest Album, ‘Dimensions’

January 21, 2021

Based in San Antonio, Brandon Legacy is a UK hardcore dance producer, who cites as his major influences, Gammer, Darren Styles, and Fracus & Darwin. For his latest album, ‘Dimensions’, Brandon takes his inspiration from Drum and Bass, Pop, Trance, and Future Bass, while the title refers to the many different facets of the dance music genre.

Griffith Frank “You’ll Be There”

January 19, 2021

Griffith Frank is an acclaimed artist, and has also distinguished himself as a composer, writing songs for the likes of Kendall K, Annie Leblanc, and Jojo Siwa among others, with his compositions being collectively streamed more than a billion times. His knack for incredible melody, and adept lyricism are evident in everything he does, and no less so than in his new single, ‘You’ll Be There’.

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Snuttock – ‘Stay’ (Robot remix)

Kayne Dynell Is ‘Shining’ With New Single

We Come ‘Face To Face’ With America’s Sweetheart’s Latest Single

LBM – ‘Bad Habits’

Hidden Beams – ‘Animals’

Kemme – ‘Cyclorama’

JOE McELDERRY RETURNS WITH ‘BABY HAD YOUR FUN’!

Brandon Legacy Releases Latest Album, ‘Dimensions’

Griffith Frank “You’ll Be There”

Lesibu Grand – ‘Hot Glue Gun’

Cokah – ‘Boom Boom Boom’

Shadow Puppet Theatre – ‘SETIA’