Former Latin YouTube songstress, Alaina Castillo is at the convergence of her chronicle with her latest single “i don’t think i love you anymore.”
Inspired by the weight of gospel and soul, London’s Samuel Jack continues to trek alongside these heartfelt sensibilities and follows-up with the pop embellished track “Fighting Fires.”
Samantha Sidley proudly sings “I Like Girls” with a jazz adoration, ahead of debut album and tour alongside The Bird and The Bee.
Swimming in the self-carved genre of “incorrect music,” Brooklyn avant-pop ensemble Arthur Moon deconstructs pop for a refreshing restitution of marriage between messaging and sound
Chloe Tang addresses anxiety and comments attached to the mental obstacles on her alt-pop single, “Lame.”
Jett Kwong’s latest single, “Cream,” takes form as a remarkable and insightful, experimental-pop orchestration.
OC’s Indigo State share their contemporary and progressive track “Time After Time,” filled with jazz and an unrestrained philosophy.
Los Angeles songstress, Katie Ferrara premieres her second single from her forthcoming album, “Hiding.”
Amery steps into self-love and confidence on his pop-funk track, “Never Growing Older.”
Winnetka Bowling League capture hearts on their pastel-pop single “Slow Dances” taken from their forthcoming EP, ‘Cloudy With A Chance Of Sun,’ due April 26th via RCA.
Los Angeles new comers, Cynister, play on darker themes, anxiety and blend it with pop on their first introduction “Stuck.”
Zāna’s latest single “Nah” is a fresh and sassy anthem for those moments when you simply want to have fun without any “gaudy grips.”
