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Pop essentials and a little bit more

Xavier Toscano – ‘Never Wanna Leave’

March 12, 2018

We’ve featured Xavier Toscano before in August 2016, with his song, ‘Runaway’, which exemplified his love of top 40 music and his belief that pop music is the soundtrack of our lives. Now he’s back with his new single, ‘Never Wanna Leave’, which blurs the lines between timeless and contemporary sounds.

The Soft Spots – ‘Goodbye Again’

March 7, 2018

Philadelphia indie pop band The Soft Spots have released the video for their latest song, ‘Goodbye Again’. A dreamy wave of synth-rock, the song is the follow-up to ‘Going Soft’.

Sophie Simmons – ‘Black Mirror’

March 6, 2018

Sophie Simmons was born into the the entertainment world, but had her first moment in the spotlight at the tender age of 11, when she was a part of the reality TV show, ‘Gene Simmons: Family Jewels’. Yes, her father is the legendary KISS bassist and co-leader; but 25 year old Sophie has enough of her own hard work ethic to get noticed on her own merits.

Jonny Shitbag & The Smokes – ‘You Could Not Have Given the Slightest of Fucks’

March 5, 2018

Jonny Shitbag and The Smokes release their first (and quite possibly last) album, beautifully titled, ‘You Could Not Have Given the Slightest of Fucks’. Go on, take a second to appreciate that name. All done? Then we’ll begin…

Ashleigh Harley Releases New Single ‘Judge Me’

February 22, 2018

Ashleigh Harley’s recent release, ‘Judge Me’ aims to raise awareness for ‘Wall Of Lyon’, her fantasy film, book and music trilogy. Harley is a talented musician who’s making waves in the pop music and fantasy film scene.

Annalise Azadian – ‘Passenger Mirror’

February 20, 2018

Teaching herself guitar and songwriting from the age of 11, New York City based Annalise Azadian is certainly a rising star. Her latest release, ‘Passenger Mirror’, is currently making waves, and is set to follow in the footsteps of previous track, ‘Work In Progress’, which received high acclaim from the likes Ebro Darden on Beats 1, who named it his choice for #BoroughBanger.

The Aces – ‘Volcanic Love’

February 20, 2018

Describing themselves as “4 girls from lil old Orem, Utah”, The Aces erupt into 2018 with their new song, ‘Volcanic Love’. The track is from their debut album, ‘When My Heart Felt Volcanic’, which is set for release on April 6.

Jasmine Crowe – ‘Breaking Things’

February 15, 2018

Hawaiian singer songwriter Jasmine Crowe is far more than just a pretty face. The winner two years consecutively of the UK Songwriting Contest, as well as being a multi-instrumentalist equally skilled on piano, acoustic guitar, and violin, Crowe has a powerful, radio ready voice, and a knack for intellgent pop storytelling, as well as a gift for putting hooks to work in her independent releases. Her song, ‘Breaking Things’ is her latest track.

Karen Atkins – ‘High On Love (Can’t Get Too)’

February 15, 2018

In the video for her latest song, ‘High On Love (Can’t Get Too)’, Californian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Karen Atkins escapes earth and coasts through the universe in her cherry-red Tesla Roadster. Created a full six months before the SpaceX Rocket launch both video and rocket were released at the same time. Talk about cosmic coincidences!

Deen Anthony ‘Over You’ ft. Dylan Russell

February 13, 2018

Deen Anthony’s latest single, ‘Over You’, features vocalist Dylan Russell, and tells the story of when he broke up with his now ex girlfriend, and she moved from his apartment in New Jersey back to New York City. Every time he looked at the city skyline he was reminded of her face, and the time they spent together.

LGBTQ Pop King Reigen Releases Heartfelt Cover of The Cranberries Classic, ‘Dream’

February 12, 2018

Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and producer Reigen recently released a cover of Irish band The Cranberries’ classic song, ‘Dreams’.

LAOISE RELEASES INFECTIOUS NEW TRACK ‘BOTHER’ FROM UPCOMING SECOND EP

February 8, 2018

Originally from Galway, in Western Ireland, Laoise grew up surrounded by traditional Irish music. The 21 writes ambitious, frank, and dreamy pop songs which cover topics such as relationships and heartbreak, often with dark and moody, introspective undertones. Laoise (pronounced Lee-sha) pulls apart her own experiences and examines them with a gritty and impressive honesty and bravery. Laoise’s latst song, ‘Bother’ tells the very familiar story of a love gone wrong – a relationship that’s turned sour and spiteful.