Co-written by Meghan Trainor and filled with fresh summery vibes, this is the new single by Olivia Holt:
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Month: June 2021
Maddie Glass – “Space Boyfriend”
Born and raised in New York City, this singer, songwriter and actress grew up acting all around Manhattan and featured in Off-Broadway productions as a child. She’s currently studying acting at NYU Tisch and working on her first EP. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Avril Lavigne, Julia Michaels and Paramore, she debuted her bubbly pop-punk sound on her single “Livin’ In 2021” earlier this year.
Taking the listener way beyond Earth’s atmosphere, her sophomore single is an infectious and nostalgic pop-punk tune, reminiscent of the early 2000s teenage stars, while keeping a foothold in the present. Launching her sassy sound with buoyant electric guitars and a peppy beat, she completes her interstellar jam with her fresh and cheery vocals and a vibrant danceability that is out of this world.
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Musical Youth – “She’s Trouble”
From their album “Different Style” (1983):Shea Diamond – “Smile”
Sparkling with bombastic horns and a relentless rhythm, this is the flashy new single by Miss Shea Diamond:
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Tom King – “Honest”
Growing up in Guildford, this rising British singer and songwriter started performing ABBA or Lady Gaga songs for family, before landing a place at the famed Guildford Cathedral Choir aged 7. At 13 he won the BBC Radio 2’s Chorister Of The Year Award, just before leaving the choir. He debuted his distinctive soaring vocals, emotive lyrics and lush, soulful melodies on “Why Are You Here?” in 2019.
Imposing, powerful and soul-drenched, his new single is an impassioned sonic experience. Incorporating his own heartbreak from being lied to by someone he was in love with, it’s vivacious in the honest lyrics as well as through the bombastic percussion and grandiose horns. Feeling its classic auditory force reverberating deep in your belly and your soul, this anthemic groove sounds extraordinary.
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From her album “All For You” (2001):
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