pop music

The weekend might be for sleeping in, brunching hard, and pretending Monday doesn’t exist — but it’s also a prime time for music drops that can slip right past you while you’re double-tapping memes. Now that you’re back at your desk (or doomscrolling in bed, no judgement), we’re here to make sure your playlist is […]

At just 24 years old, London born singer/songwriter Maria Milis is already making waves in the pop landscape, blending heartfelt storytelling with sleek, modern production. Of Greek and Brazilian heritage, Maria’s rich cultural background informs both her artistry and her fiercely independent spirit. But music wasn’t always the plan. Before stepping into the studio,  Maria […]

Corbyn Besson talks to Demi Ramos about leaving Why Don’t We for a solo career and is recent single with Jeremih.

Emerging Artist Ginton Joins Forces with African GRAMMY Icons Richard Bona and Salif Keita on a Modern Rework of Their 2003’s Single “Kalabancoro” – Out Now via Decca Music / Universal Music Amsterdam-based DJ, producer, and guitarist Ginton continues to push sonic boundaries, effortlessly blending his distinctive guitar riffs with the globally resonant rhythms of Afro house. As the next milestone in his evolving musical journey, the Dutch talent joins […]

When Zinoleesky first appeared in 2019 with a run of viral freestyles and the breakout single “Kilofeshe,” his appeal rested on candour as much as melody. Six years later that instinct for plain-spoken storytelling anchors ‘Gen Z’, his debut album. The 16-track project arrives after two years of recording sessions split between Lagos and London […]

For listeners who follow Kizz Daniel’s steady run of chart appearances, the arrival of a new seven-track EP may feel unexpected but hardly out of character. The Nigerian singer—who closed 2024 on a high with the ‘TZA’ project and a sold-out date at London’s Wembley Arena—has made a habit of working at a brisk creative […]

For her first release of the summer, London-based singer, songwriter, and producer Geo Baddoo turns the spotlight inward. “Look At Me,” produced in collaboration with German beat-maker Tytanium, arrives as a concise statement on self-acceptance in an era of permanent performance. The track follows the warmly received “My Turn,” and it retains the qualities that […]

Jordan Edwards talks to Kate Pierson of the B-52’s about the band’s hits and history.

Lyn Lapid talks to Jordan Edwards about her debut album (exclusive photos)

In the words of Sabrina Carpenter, “I’m a busy woman.” And nothing gets me through the day like an exquisitely curated playlist. And during this Women’s History Month, my playlists are full of anthems by the girls and for the girls. Over the past few weeks, I’m not the only one getting inspired by girly […]