From her upcoming album “The Wrong Side Of 25”, to be released on 11 July 2025:
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Alexa Kate – “Isn’t Over”
Hailing from New York City, this up-and-coming indie-pop singer and songwriter started writing her own songs at the age of 10. Over the years she’s lived in Nashville and Los Angeles in order to hone her craft and her enthralling sound. Since returning to New York, she’s built a passionate audience on Social Media, most notably TikTok, but draws energy from her invigorating live shows. Inspired by Taylor Swift, Gracie Abrams and Tate McRae, she released her debut single “Why?” in 2016.
Telling a story about heartbreak, where you’re stuck between holding on to the memories or moving on to a new chapter, her new single shows off her authentic and relatable songwriting. Giving a sparkle to the contemporary pop melody, the song is driven by a pulsating beat and shimmering synths. And with the radiant guitars and breathy harmonies highlighting the resonant lyrics, it’s her impressive vocal range that ties this auditory gift together with a bright bow on top.
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The Ides Of March – “Vehicle”
From their album “Vehicle” (1970):Jessie J – “Living My Best Life”
Teasing her new album expected later in the year, this is the new single by British songbird Jessie J:
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Lew Apollo – “No Room In Hell”
Born and raised in rural Minnesota, this singer and songwriter grew up on a steady diet of the music his parents played like Bob Dylan and The Beatles. At 15 he picked up the guitar and discovered Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan in his dad’s CD collection, leading him to blues. A move to Austin later he expanded his craft with rock and soul as well as writing lyrics about mental health. Inspired by Hozier, Leon Bridges and Labrinth, he released his debut “Trouble On My Mind” in 2023.
Singing about the complex realisation that beauty and pain can blur together, his new single is a rose-tinted dreamscape inspired by the band Jungle. Taken from his upcoming album “Fool’s Gold”, expected on August 8th, this song is a soft amalgamation of mellow soul, velvety funk and a touch of Latin flavours. Starting with a bouncy beat and a fresh acoustic guitar, it’s joined by peppy, honey-dipped keys. And with his soothing vocals, we’re floating through his seemingly rosy world.
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From her album “Take It From The Boys” (1981):
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