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Pop essentials and a little bit more

Ain’t No Party Like A ‘House Party’ Says KO

January 21, 2022

Courtland, Alabama artist KO has done it again with his new single, ‘House Party’.

Antagonista Is All About ‘Indigenous Geometry’ And We’re Right Behind That

January 21, 2022

The Brooklyn rock scene has got to be one of the most competitive in the USA right now. Antagonista, from Bushwick, Brooklyn, knows this all too well; to make it you’ve got to have great songs, a great look, and a great stage presence.

PREMIERE: Carly Burns ‘Won’t Fall Apart’

January 21, 2022

For fans of pop icons such as Becky Hill, Little Mix and Dua Lipa, there is only one name that they should be paying close attention to right now and that is of Newcastle’s very own Carly Burns.

NEW PLAYLIST: Stacey Jackson And Her Best 1980s Picks

January 21, 2022

For those who find it challenging to get through the first weeks of their New Year’s resolutions, all you might need is a good old playlist to get you back in business.

Tommy Stoner Is ‘Sturdy’ With New Single Featuring Ferregamo Swave And Ghee Boe

January 20, 2022

Atlanta’s Tommy Stoner got into pop, rap, and hip-hop at an early age, and he channelled these interests into some mighty fine music, including, ‘Youforia’, his first pop album, back in 2019. He’s back with a vengeance on his latest single, ‘Sturdy’, which features Ferregamo Swave, and Ghee Boe.

The Veer Union Solid As A Rock With New Single ‘Standing My Ground’

January 20, 2022

The Veer Union’s latest single, ‘Standing My Ground’, out through Rock Shop Records, is sure to please their ever-growing fan base.

Go West Return With UK Tour To Celebrate Their Debut Top 5 Hit ‘We Close Our Eyes’

January 20, 2022

It’s hard to believe that not only was Go West’s ‘We Close Our Eyes’ their debut release, but that it was released way back in February 1985, making this year 37 years since it came out. Under normal circumstances Go West would have toured in 2020 in celebration of this classic, but with Covid-19 getting in the way, they’re instead making 2022 the new 2020.