A new a cappella group signed to RCA with some of the biggest voices in pop right now.
Citizen Queen – Call Me Queen
HÅN + Giungla – CTR
Beren Olivia – Read My Mind
A powerfully emotive slice of pop from one of the UK’s most promising starlets to have emerged this year.
New Music: Tae
A sultry yet dreamy approach to indie-pop that acts as a perfect escape from our daily realities in life.
Robin Packalen – Better Than That
Already an established talent in his native Finland, Robin Packalen returns with some of the sharpest electro-pop to emerge from Scandinavia this year.
Taken from the EP ‘Rest In Beat PM’ which is out now.
New Music: Kayla Rae
A sleek melody, matched with dreamy vocals and a finessed RnB production all come together to create some of the most heavenly music you could hope for.
“‘YKTFV’ is about those random nights where nothing is planned but everything goes perfect. It’s about having the right people around you, the right music playing, good energy and good vibes.”
Taken from the album ‘Pressure’ which is out now.
Kelsy Karter – You Only Die Once
This is one of those tracks that reminds you of your self worth – it’s a punchy, bold and powerful blend of pop and rock that is instantly captivating.
Taken from the album ‘Missing Person’ which is out now.
New Music: HXNEY
A beautifully emotive piece of RnB from a new London talent who is unafraid of laying her feelings over music. A true delight to experience.
“The song is a breakup letter packaged with soothing vocals delivered on a chilled acoustic instrumental. It was written from a pure state of consciousness, where I let my emotions flow free.”
New Music: Isaia Huron
Track of the week. A sound that flawlessly blends the classic and old-school with the modern, to create a piece of music that feels nostalgic but current, yet full of melancholy.
Miles Wesley – Neighborhood
With previous releases garnering over 14 million streams, American talent Miles Wesley is well on his way to making a mark in the pop world. A sound that feels current while still playful, this kid is one to watch for 2021.
Almondmilkhunni – Mean To You
Omah Lay – Godly
New Music: Alex Shera
An LA-based singer and songwriter who crafts a finessed blend of pop and RnB.
“‘Fire’ details the idea of when you feel like you’re suffering and falling apart, you still leave room to be there and help pull someone else out of their own fire, their own messes, their own world falling apart. You’re still willing to put that other person above yourself because you care too much. Basically the act of selflessness and the high that it gives you.”
Watch: Emeryld – Right There
Some of the finest alt-RnB you could ever wish for, courtesy of New York talent Emeryld. Raw tones of melancholy are served in a beautifully finessed production that is immediately mesmerising.
“‘Right There’ feels like a slow motion bike ride towards the sunset on an early winter evening…that’s just a little too cold to bare.”
New Music: blueish
Written in the band’s resident room at Riverside Studios in Berlin, this release from indie-pop outfit blueish encapsulates that feeling of youthful naivety by telling the story of a couple who want to escape their realities by going on an impromptu road-trip.
“Lately we’ve been wanting to step into the posters on our walls.”
New Music: Jaz Valentino
A Canadian talent who seamlessly blends old-school hip hop with modern essences of RnB to create something that feels easy and relatable yet still refreshingly original.
“‘H or H’ is a song about one of the realist feelings a human can have, uncertainty!”
Morgan St. Jean – Lola
A fantastically punchy, dark, almost sinister take on power-pop from Morgan St. Jean. Watch out for the debut EP which is scheduled for release in 2021 via Universal Music Group/ W!zard Talent.
Honeywhip – Couldn’t Say It To Your Face
New Music: Marlo the Barbarian
Mia Gladstone – FOOD
Mia Gladstone’s ‘FOOD’ is worth sharing not only for the (totally bonkers) video, but also for the sheer fact that the whole track is totally unpredictable; a truly fun audible pop experience.