Music Features

Whitney Whitney joins Demi Ramos on The Popdust Podcast.

Robert Kool Bell of the Kool & The Gang talks to Jordan

Most love songs never age; they still feel as warm and immediate today as they did decades ago, proving that great melodies and feelings can outlast any trend. So in a time of fleeting viral moments, there is something truly special about an artist who honors that legacy, showing just how powerful a three-minute love […]

Some memories don’t disappear when you move on. They just change shape. For Dasha, they can sound like a song playing through an old truck’s speakers, smell like worn leather, or bring back the feeling of sitting beside someone you once thought you’d never stop loving. Her new song, “82 Chevy,” lives in that space […]

Priscilla Block joins Demi Ramos on The Popdust Podcast.

There’s a particular kind of heartbreak that only exists when you’re naive enough to believe love can be earned. You can try harder. Give more. Stay a little longer. Maybe if you love someone enough, eventually they’ll love you back in the same way. That idea sits at the center of Sam Drysdale’s new song, […]

Montreal singer-songwriter Vikki Gilmore has a voice that sounds soothing, familiar, and yet completely her own all at once. The folk-western artist crafts tender and soft worlds in her songs, pairing layered instrumentals with her signature confessional songwriting and a vintage-country warmth. Today, Gilmore shares her new single, “Cowboy,” folk-pop storytelling that serves as a heartfelt tribute paired with […]

The Calculus, the moniker of songwriter Vivek Jayaram, shared his new soaring single “Meet Me in Chicago,” from his upcoming album Guides, due out November 18th. The new record is a stunning blend of 90s indie rock, power pop, and alternative rock.  Jayaram explains: “At its core, ‘Meet Me in Chicago’ is a true story. About twenty years ago I met someone […]

After a summer spent lending her voice to some of dance music‘s biggest rosters, Los Angeles artist SAM SHI steps into a new light with “Comfort Zone,” out now on her own label, But Did You Dance. The track marks the opening statement of Live From Santa Monica, a live acoustic EP and performance film […]

Interview and Photos by Jordan Edwards In June, Naomi Sharon released her sophomore album No Sleep in Paradise. Songs like “Miss That” and “Pink City” present a sound that’s both classic and futuristic. It’s the perfect thing to listen to on a late night drive through Miami Beach. Born and raised in the Netherlands, Naomi […]