We are at a loss for big descriptive words to tell you just how fab “Rogue” is by Michaela May because we are overcome by the poptasticness that has hit us.
The Killers just put the pedal to the metal with new single “The Man”. In amongst the craziness of rock meets synths there is a core of catchy pop sensibilities to also be found.
The Jain pop takeover is in full effect! Moving, grooving, swerlking whatever. No-one stands still when Jain’s tunes strike up a mere stoke of a chord.
Boba K is about to turn your head with “What’s She’s Like”. A solid song, made up of thoughtful and melodic pop music, that’s dynamic and tenacious and buzzing.
Checkout Brando if want to know, what being flung into an 80’s synth-pop vortex where Depeche Mode and Pete Burns could have cooked up some freakishly good dirty disco might sound like.
Scissor Sisters and MNDR invite you to “Swerlk” with them. It’s the latest pastime that is set to become all the rage or better still all the outrageousness if you’ve a mind to really embrace it wholeheartedly. Sashay what your mumma gave you honees!
The strength of Allie X’s artistry has avoided the tricky sophomore album situation and come through with a cracking collection of intelligent pop tracks on “CollXtion II”, which speak out louder in brilliance than that of the critically acclaimed debut.
If Tiger & Bloom’s debut single “Hearts On Fire” is anything to go by, the Toronto natives have hit gold with a style & sound which is easy to appreciate.
We are foaming at the mouth for Night Drive’s “Trapeze Artist Regrets”. A mesmerizing combination of pulsing rhythm set at a dance ready pace, sidled up against a vocal which has the metal of post-punk edginess.
Make space in your summer playlists for some Loote! We can already see their debut single being a major mainstream pop to dancefloor crossover hit because it’s pretty banging on both accounts.
Do you know what is a tasty good track right now? Well, take this hint… it’s from Norway. It’s legitimately soaring, pop banger “New Generation” by Amanda Delara.
Word has certainly caught on about his peppy pop. Seemed like everyone wanted to get their party vibes on with Youngr at The Great Escape, including us.
Jnthn Stein’s mellow production work has caught our attention. It stretches beyond the confines of mainstream electronica and is very welcoming to the ear.
