Tag: new release

Remedy: Dance-Pop Giant Rip YOUTH Teams Up With TV Personality Brandi Glanville And Hyped Rising Star Beks

April 22, 2025

Get ready for the collaboration of the summer with ‘Remedy,’ Rip YOUTH’s next hit featuring The Real Housewives of Beverly Hill’s Reality Star Brandi Glanville and new pop girl on the block, Beks. In this radiant, dance-worthy triumph, the artists craft an uplifting portrait of the early days of a relationship and how newfound love can be the answer to all your problems. This track – with its undeniably infectious energy – is certainly the answer to ours.

Casey McQuillen Pursues Her Dreams With Euphoric Single ‘Better Than This’ Amidst European Tour Supporting Anastacia 

April 18, 2025

Casey McQuillen is a singer-songwriter on a meteoric rise, and with the release of ‘Better Than This,’ there’s no sign of her momentum slowing down. The soaring pop-rock anthem, brimming with an uplifting essence and vocals made to echo through stadiums, is a radiant call to break free from the ordinary and pursue your wildest ambitions – no matter how intimidating they may seem.

Self-Love Season: Allegra’s ‘Upgraded’ Era Is Here

April 17, 2025

From voicing some of the hugest DJ hits of 2024 to unveiling her most personal songs to date in debut EP ‘Unsent Love Letters Vol.1’, rising London-based songwriter Allegra is claiming the spotlight this year – and fans won’t have to wait long to hear more. With a Vol. 2 in the works, she’s been teasing imminent release across her socials and has now enthralled fans with an accompanying video for an empowering moment in her EP, ‘Upgraded’.

The Drovers Bring A Touch Of The Familiar With ‘Johnny Was A Meter Mechanic’

April 17, 2025

‘Johnny Was A Motor Mechanic’ brings with it a familiar sound that will be instantly recognisable with it’s blend of punk, folk, rock, and maybe some elements of jazz to what is otherwise straight down the line traditional Irish music. From the album, ‘Mike Kirkpatrick and Drovers Unlimited Orchestra Vol. 3’, it’s a posthumous homage to Kirkpatrick, who sadly died from cancer a few years back.