Pop sensation BIZZY wonders if an older gentleman would "have chased me in your twenties" in her latest introspective single. Bringing together rock and pop elements, "My Age" presents an opportunity to get answers to your most burning questions. Amongst a sea filled with plenty of fish, BIZZY wonders if he'd reel her in, despite their age difference. Similarly, the singer gives a realistic view of the modern dating scene.
Siyo.J's "in the clouds" is about keeping your head above water. Layered with plush pop elements and a summery guitar loop, Siyo.J opts to see the brighter side of what could be a blossoming relationship. His savory vocal range is guided by an open heart and vulnerability. As Siyo.J admits that he'd "walk for miles to make you stay," he navigates the depths of uncertainty to see where they stand. The Washington-based artist then admits why he's in awe of his amore. "Your lovely smile, your perfect face," he sings mid-chorus. Alongside this, Siyo. J also unveils, "I'll tell you everything/Loving on your body/Got me going fucking crazy."
Blending sweet variations of Afrobeat, jazz, and R&B, Nicholas' "Small" is about yearning for that person who feels like home. After abruptly colliding with a car during a bike ride, Nicholas' ex comes to mind. He then fights between his innermost thoughts, saying, "I don't want to let you make me feel small/I don't want to give you all the control/But I don't have anyone else I can call right now."
RJAE's "Her Favorite Jhene Aiko Song" serves as an emotional outlet for the NOLA wordsmith to reflect on a breakup. Cutting to the chase over a dark, pulsating R&B cut, RJAE exposes his lover for being unfaithful. He follows with lyrics illustrating how this betrayal has affected him, saying, "Somethings won't change/But they do/Wish I could take back all that d*** I gave to you/Still getting used to this pain."
Remy Reilly's feel-good pop offering "What Do Ya Know" highlights what it means to be head-over-heels for that special someone. The summery acoustic guitar is a great addition to Remy Reilly's lush vocal range. Lyrically, Remy Reilly uses her emotions to get those feelings across.
Panasi lays it all on the line for the one he loves in "Girl." Amidst blending an acoustic guitar with his mesmerizing vocals and honest rhymes, the artist wonders if he and this person will ever become something more. Panasi's questions are met with a mixed decision to move on. The alternative R&B offering permits Panasi to be his most vulnerable self.
Trill Manny looks to rekindle the flame of passion with his better half in "IN MY HEAD." Providing candid lyrics over a melancholic R&B beat, the singer thinks about the words they've exchanged. As he unveils that he doesn't want to lose her, Trill Manny explains why she's the only one who's caught his eye.
09_9 has a go at interpolating P'ierre Bournes' "Try Again" with his latest single. Instead of keeping the beat at a slower pace like the original record, 09_9 switches things up by upping the pitch of P'ierre Bourne's delivery and accelerating the rhythm. His take on "Try Again" is encapsulated with a line of hyper pop elements and video game-styled synths at a hit of the drum. After this, piano loops and space trap arrangements emerge, making the listen even more enticing.
jessa's summery R&B offering, "saying i'm fine," is about hiding her distress from the public eye. As she uses a hypnotic vocal range, she sings about seemingly escaping the hurt by taking on a new identity.
Detzany hopes that a loved one's absence stops making her heart grow fonder in "Parasite." Over the tickled drum loop and warm piano number, the songstress admits that she "tries to avoid thoughts related to them." However, the memories continue to linger, making it hard for Detzany to move forward. Her breathtaking register and outpour of passion move listeners to hang onto her every word.
In "NO MANZ," MIDNIGHT MXNTE lets it known that he's a lone wolf.
Lil $o$o serves up a fine line of confident-styled bars in her latest single, "Expensive Taste." The bass-heavy playful trap beat brings attention to the rapstress' pristine flow.
MAXUR's "Perfume" is about parting ways and then regretting it in the long run. The beat blends R&B with lofi and alternative pop. Similarly, the single directs attention to his full-toned vocal range.
Serene is conflicted between having a sometimesy lover near or keeping them at a "Distance" in her newest record.
Shane Garcia battles it out with her ego and self in "Evil Twin." As she delivers emotional-gripping lyrics with a soft vocal range, the singer-songwriter confesses that she loses a bit of herself to vices.
Collier Doak's "Pink Punk" is about living life on the edge. The record comes in strong with electric guitar loops before transitioning to a more punk rock meets alternative rap vibe.
Arionne's "Hope" fights back the sense of doubt others had about him making it. As he spits with passion, the elite lyricist reflects on his rise to fame.
Zane Penny wonders where he and a special someone stands in his newest alternative folk/rock single, "Survivor's Guilt." The song is perfect for others looking for more answers than questions about a particular connection. It also helps that "Survivor's Guilt" communicates a sense of frustration and deep regret when a relationship can't be salvaged.
Black Wonder Twins zap out the competition in their newest song, "LOW LIFE N' HI TECH."
Yesterday, Ahmen released his world-changing single, "LOVE LETTER."
Unsettled by a woman's indecisiveness, Michael Aguilar plans to get some clarity by "shutting off feelings like no remorse" in "2 Tone."
Penny Arkaid, a.k.a Penny Bandaid, is a jazzy trumpet-led pop single set to debut on January 30th,2023. The catchy lyrics delivered in a smooth vocal tone tell the story of a proposal at the dolla store - he does not have money, but has imagination and that is more than enough to make her dreams come true as they play make believe going up and down the aisles of the store.
Comparing his newfound coldness to the snowy season, Day Kyoto ices out his ex in "End of December." The transparent lyrics are met with a guitar-led lofi beat. Throughout the record, Day Kyoto also maintains a melodic, auto-tune-styled delivery.
MC Karma and Burke’ocet allude to confiding in their vices and guap when dealing with pain via "Bounty." The two start by saying they'd rather focus on their profit than be cuffed up. Additionally, the musicians reject their vices, saying
