From her upcoming album “Don’t Click Play”, to be released on 22 August 2025:
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Month: July 2025
Rachel Leo – “Nightfall”
Hailing from Auckland, this New Zealand singer and songwriter was born into a musical family. She began learning to play the piano from an early age and nurtured a dream to becoming a performer. She studied a Bachelor of Music at the University of Auckland. Since the start of her career, she’s been playing festivals, such as SoundSplash and Auckland City Limits Music Festival. Inspired by artists like Maggie Rogers, Taylor Swift and LÉON, she debuted with “Conversation” in 2021.
Inspired by the book series “A Court Of Thorns And Roses” by Sarah J. Maas, her new single captures the anticipation felt knowing you’re going to see someone you feel connected to. Telling her story wrapped in a seductive melody, the song is a hot-spot of sweltering energy. Driven by a vigorous percussion, it’s the shimmering synths that forge the sizzling soundscape. And with her sultry, flirtatious vocals enticing you into her colorful world, this bouncy pop groove is truly irresistible.
a-ha – “Cry Wolf”
From their album “Scoundrel Days” (1986):Laufey – “Lover Girl”
From her upcoming album “A Matter Of Time”, to be released on 22 August 2025:
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Drew Elliott – “I Hope I Never Leave Your Mind”
Born in Pittsburgh, this singer and songwriter grew up listening to the 80s music his parents were playing, from Prince to Def Leppard. He asked for a guitar and lessons and in high school started writing songs. After a move to Nashville to study business at Belmont University, despite wanting to chase a music career, he immersed himself in the bustling local music scene to hone his craft. Initially inspired by AC/DC and later by blues and pop, he debuted with “From Bonfires” in 2019.
Lyrically trying to let go of a long distance relationship you don’t really want to let go of, his new single is filled with hopes, dreams and dealing with complex emotions. Creating a multi-layered, dynamic melody, the song start with a single soft guitar, forging a soothing soundscape. Soon the pace picks up with mellow percussion, but still maintains its airy feel. And with his soft, hypnotic vocals and an 80s-inspired electric guitar solo, this mesmerizing groove shows off his luscious sonic world.
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From her album “Still On My Mind” (2019):
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