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Picture a stage: the lights hit, but at the center, there isn’t a star — there’s an explosion. That explosion is Madelline. Montréal-born but no longer bound by borders. Think Lily Allen’s snarky honesty, Marina’s theatrical melodrama, Taylor Swift’s storytelling power… all present in her sound, but still, she sounds like none of them. Because in her first U.S. tour in 2025, Madelline isn’t just a singer — she becomes a character, an event, a memory. Dazzling Chaos: Madelline On Stage Madelline’s performance isn’t complete through headphones — it comes alive through sweat, lights, and a pulsing crowd. Each song starts like a wink, then detonates across the dance floor. Her lyrics don’t lie — half-written text messages, revenge never taken, hearts too big for the night to hold. From Chicago to Austin, she didn’t just wink at her audience — she pulled them into the heat of the dance with an electric charisma. The clothes are neon, the beats are electro, and the lyrics feel like gra...

In the lost melodies beneath London’s dark streets, Bug-eyed creates their own universe with We Talk Thunderstorms Not Showers (Part 1). The EP blends indie pop and electronic sounds, capturing the chaos of youth, broken hearts, and the essence of the night. Blue O’Grady and Charlie Sale, when they take the stage, offer more than just music — they present a universe. Their unique stage aesthetics pull the audience right into it. [The lights are on, but the emotions shine brighter.] Ten to Twelve – Between Love and Reality The opening track, Ten to Twelve, tells the story of two souls lost in a room. The lyrics reflect all the contradictions of a moment, the times when darkness and light intertwine. Two young people vanish with a glance, but are found again with every melody. Ten to Twelve blends traces of the past with the passions of the present. Every note, every rhythm, echoes the feelings lost in the hum of a city. A Rated Horror Movies – Cinematic Heartbreak A Rated Horror ...

Hailing from Indianapolis, Wishy drew attention in 2024 with their debut album Triple Seven , blending shoegaze, dream-pop, and indie rock into a vivid sonic tapestry. Led by Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites, the album's songs reflect the quiet frustrations of small-town life, youthful longings, and the tangled emotions of love. Tracks like “Sick Sweet” and the title track “ Triple Seven ” stand out for their melodic richness and emotional depth. Planet Popstar – A Journey in Stardust Released in 2025, the Planet Popstar EP continues Wishy’s musical evolution. The track “Fly,” carried by Nina Pitchkites’ vocals, evokes a sense of lightness — the beauty of living in the moment and the gentle buoyancy of love. While the EP features B-sides from earlier sessions, it still offers a sense of cohesion and purpose all its own. Behind the Scenes: Wishy’s Creative World While Kevin Krauter teaches music, Nina Pitchkites works as a seamstress and designs the band’s merch. Their musi...

Bubbles float across the stage, inflatable sea creatures bounce around, boxers dance on one side while a vocalist in neon sunglasses takes the spotlight… Welcome to the “Gelliverse.” And at the heart of this universe is Gelli Haha. Real name Angel Abaya, she emerges from the quiet of Idaho and steps into the wild rhythm of Los Angeles. Her debut album Switcheroo, arriving June 27, 2025, doesn’t just make you dance — it peels off a mask with every beat. “Piss Artist” – Out of a Colorful Mess One of the album’s standout tracks, “Piss Artist,” sprays fluorescent paint over traditional pop structures. It fuses the anarchic energy of Devo, the funky chaos of Remi Wolf, and the playful spirit of Chai into one melting pot. But make no mistake — this isn’t imitation. This is the doorway into Gelli’s own universe. Is it fun? Absolutely. Is it chaotic? Entirely. But this chaos doesn’t empty your head — it pulls you in. Gelliverse – Not Just a Stage, But a Storytelling Medium When Gelli H...

Tony and Grammy Award-winning artist Renée Elise Goldsberry is making her mark on music with her debut solo album Who I Really Am, set to release on June 6, 2025. Seamlessly blending various genres, Goldsberry uses this album to tell the story of a star who has shone on stage for years, embarking on a journey to discover her own identity and voice. With a mix of blues, funk, soul, pop, and gospel, this album offers more than just a music record. Staring – The Moment Where Love and Light Meet The first single from Who I Really Am, “Staring,” reflects Goldsberry’s deep love and admiration for her partner. She describes the song as “a meal I’m making for my man,” saying, “His beauty stops me, but it’s the light inside him that dazzles me.” This track captures the grace and depth of a relationship, translating it into music. Goldsberry’s voice doesn’t just narrate the song; it adds an emotional depth to it. A Production Woven with Vulnerability The album's production is handled...

If there's someone walking under streetlights with eyes always searching elsewhere, it's Samia. Bloodless sounds like her voice cutting through the night: quiet but burning from within, delicate yet sharp enough to slice through anything it touches. This isn’t just an indie-pop album. It’s a world where sentences fall like blades, and synths spread like the night. Each track feels like a line hastily scribbled in the corner of a diary—memorized before it could be erased. “Sea Lions” – For Those Who Scream in Silence With a track like “Sea Lions” opening the album, there’s no need to speak. Samia embraces loneliness like a dance partner in this song. The melody begins gently, then suddenly surges with emotion—not piercing your eardrums, but cracking through your chest. She doesn’t explain; she makes you feel. The Silence Between the Words Bloodless turns heartbreaks, late-night walks, and 4 a.m. “How are you?” texts into melody. There are no screams in this album—but...

Straight outta New Jersey, Niontay isn’t breaking the rules with Fada<3of$ — he’s breaking the volume. Rising from the shaky ground of trap beats, this album feels like a basement party drenched in sweat, a brain that won’t shut up after midnight, a bassline that cracks the ceiling. This ain’t just a “rap album” — it’s a place to live in. No “Cinderella,” Just “So Lovely” — And This Ain’t No Fairytale At the core, you’ve got tracks like “So Lovely.” The tones might be smooth, but the words? Sharp like glass. Love, loss, and outlaw soul get packed into one line. Every beat hits like a fist breaking open a locked room. Shawty Pimp, Gucci Mane, even SoundCloud’s darkest corners — their ghosts are in the air, but Niontay doesn’t copy their sound. He breathes it. Not Lost Feelings — A Lost Friend The album’s dedicated. It was gonna be called 2009, but that’s not just a number anymore. This is a letter to a friend he lost — proof that even grief can dance. “Old Kent Road Freestyle...

Irish artist Maria Somerville brings a fresh perspective to the shoegaze world with her album Luster. The album transcends ordinary melodies, offering an atmosphere that highlights experimentation and originality. This sound, blended with folk influences, takes listeners into a deep, dream-like realm. A Dream-Like Journey: Mayfly and Violet Luster invites listeners into a sensory experience rather than an internal journey. The standout tracks “Mayfly” and “Violet” seem to dance within an atmospheric space, evoking the vastness of the universe. The sounds mix with a gradually evolving sadness, while simultaneously taking on a magical mood. The strange harmony of these sounds lifts the listener from suffocating melancholy to another realm. Local Texture: A Sound Born in the Arms of Connemara Somerville recorded the album in Connemara, on the west coast of Ireland. The rural texture and unique nature of the region are some of the key elements that add depth to the album’s atmosph...

From the back streets of Brooklyn rises a sound that stretches from the depths of indie folk to the pure tones of lo-fi pop: Avery Friedman. Released on April 18, 2025, his debut album New Thing pours his inner journey, quest for identity, and emotional transformation into music. With every note, a piece of the past, with every melody, a step into a new future. New Thing is undoubtedly more than just a personal discovery. "New Thing" – The Sound of Rebirth New Thing is truly an awakening. The album tells the story of a lost and then rediscovered identity on the journey of life. Avery's vocals echo with a voice that sometimes carries the weight of the past, yet is full of hope. Particularly songs like "Gone" and "Falling Stars" take the listener on an inner journey with their emotional intensity. In these tracks, it’s possible to explore a lost love, a dream, or perhaps a moment of self-discovery. "Gone" – A Light Behind Closed Doors ...

Born from the dimly lit streets of Chicago, Tenci takes their sound to new heights with their latest album Cherry . Blending the emotional rawness of indie with the catchy melodies of pop, Tenci takes listeners on a journey, like flipping through old photo albums. And yes, this album is truly an awakening. "Cherry" – A Bittersweet Spring Tale From the very first note, the album carries a subtle fragility. Like the first cherry blossoms suddenly blooming in the final days of winter. Tenci's vocals are sometimes soft and introspective, like silent thoughts that pass through one's mind while walking alone at sunset. Other times, they are warm and exuberant, like meeting an old friend years later. Tracks like " I’m Not Missing You " and " Old Friend " especially paint the feeling of loss and nostalgia in a melodic way. Simple guitar tones flow beneath, intertwining with tender vocals, creating a familiar yet fresh feeling. Tenci’s Journey: Lone...