In The Spotlight

Chris Crone – “Fragile”

Born as Christoph Cronauer in Freising, this German singer, songwriter and producer grew up in a household where music was encouraged. He and his brother Daniel started experimenting with production and songwriting from a young age. In 2015 he entered Deutschland Sucht Den Superstar. He studied at the prestigious Popakademie. His early career was collaborating with DJ’s and EDM acts. Inspired by Justin Timberlake and The Weeknd, he debuted solo with “Open Door” in 2025.

Centering on the relentless inner struggle of making the difficult decision to end a toxic relationship, his new single focuses on the painful realization that there’s nothing left to save. He’s carrying the emotional lyrics on an upbeat bounce. Padded with ambient synths, it’s the wistful piano that sonically tells the poignant story of love lost. And with his raw, conversational vocals giving the melody an intimate layer, this heartbreaking pop-ballad shows an honest vulnerability.

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Music History

Phyllis Hyman – “You Know How To Love Me”

From her album “You Know How To Love Me” (1979):

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New Music

Daniel Seavey – “Love’s A Gun”

Playing every single instrument on this vibrant, retro-dipped groove, this is the new single by Daniel Seavey:

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In The Spotlight

Jazlyn Martin – “Germy”

Born and raised in Los Angeles, this Afro-Latina singer, songwriter and actress grew up in a highly creative, multi-cultural household. With her mother being a dancer and her father a musician, music was in her blood. She’s had classical dance training from a young age, studied at the L.A. County High School For The Arts and in 2025 played SXSW. As an actress she’s known as Jackie in Bel-Air. Inspired by Stevie Wonder, Jazmine Sullivan and Jill Scott, she released her debut “Perfect” in 2024.

Addressing the state of the modern dating pool and the untrustworthy behavior of certain men, her new single reminds women to stay safe out there when dating. Infused with a sharp-witted attitude, her empowering lyrics are accompanied by a vibrant, upbeat groove. With an imposing bass and pounding beat driving the song, the sleek synths add a bright R&B flavor. And with her layered vocals blending sass with silk, this sonic warning is a west-coast-dipped tune filled with tenacity.

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Music History

Survivor – “High On You”

From their album “Vital Signs” (1984):

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New Music

Dagny – “Rain”

From her upcoming album “Dancefloor Erotica”, to be released on 12 June 2026:

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