Someone You Should Know: Amaarae
Right on the verge of superstardom, singer and songwriter Amaarae is a Ghanaian-American artist known for her distinctive, genre-bending sound ...
Tag: Women in Music
Nep is The ‘Florida Girl’ You Can’t Break (Or Stop Dancing To)
Hold onto your Jell-O shots, because the coolest, quirkiest voice in indie-pop is ready to drop her debut album, and ...
Someone You Should Know: iYLA
iYLA is an emerging alternative R&B and pop singer-songwriter originally from Los Angeles, California, specifically the San Fernando Valley, who ...
Unleashed: Nini Iris’s Defiant Roar with “U CAN’T CONTROL ME”
There’s a thrilling, palpable shift happening in pop music—a moment where glossy perfection is being traded for raw, unapologetic fire. ...
Georgia Black: Untying the Knots of Modern Soul
There are singers, and then there are forces of nature. Georgia Black, the alternative R&B powerhouse hailing from North London, ...
The Ethereal Ascent of a Deep Feeler on ‘TAINTED SILHOUETTES’
In a music landscape often obsessed with the superficial, Ana Luna emerges as a refreshingly raw and profound voice. The ...
How Taylor Swift Made an Album Launch into a Financial Empire
America’s Sweetheart has just rewritten the economics of pop stardom. Taylor Swift—already a force of nature—didn't just release a new ...
NOW STREAMING: The AYAMI Demands More on “Love Me Better”
Welcome to "Now Streaming," your essential guide to the freshest tracks that deserve a prime spot in your rotation this ...
The Confidence and Hard-Hitting Rhymes of “EXCELLENCE”
In a game often fueled by loud pronouncements, female rapper Lone Star is proving that the most compelling flex can ...
Teen Titan of Pop-Rock: How Francesca Tarantino Produced a Hit and Made Indie History with “Hold On To Me”
At just 17 years old, Francesca Tarantino is not merely an emerging talent—she’s a force of nature in the pop-rock ...
