A quietly devastating pop song where Sabrina Carpenter uses irony and soft restraint to expose the hurt of being loved through neglect rather than care.

“girl, get up.” is a restrained but powerful collaboration where Doechii and SZA turn resilience, self-awareness, and confidence into a quiet anthem.

“Internet Girls” is a confident pop track that celebrates KATSEYE’s virality and deep connection with their fans.

Ken Carson’s “Margiela” is a chaotic, stylish burst of distorted luxury that captures the thrill of moving too fast through an expensive, blurry night.

5SOS’s Everyone’s a Star! is a bold, emotionally charged reinvention that turns personal chaos into their most cohesive and mature sound yet.

GIRLSET’s “Little Miss” is a bold, sleek pop statement that turns emotional complexity into confident, charismatic power.

‘FMT’ is a quietly powerful release where Summer Walker’s soft, controlled vocals and subtle final build turn self-realization into something beautifully resonant.

“Chains of Love” is a soaring, bruised-hearted pop elegy that turns the doomed devotion of Wuthering Heights into something you can feel tightening around your chest.

In a post-#MeToo world, “Mature” is the perfect song to relaunch Hilary Duff’s music career.

“Die Happy” is a darkly romantic rush of surrender, capturing the dizzying thrill of loving someone as if it might be the last thing you ever do.

A tender, reflective exploration of longing and self-discovery, Chasing the Chimera captures Del Water Gap at his most quietly devastating and beautifully human.

Alessi Rose just released a high-voltage anthem for anyone who’s ever decided to stop waiting and start moving.

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Florence + The Machine’s Everybody Scream Finds Salvation in the Noise

Rosalía’s ‘Berghain’ Turns Salvation into Spectacle

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You can find Mae Mueller on her own little island…

Are you OK? Because 5SOS definitely aren’t and that’s exactly why their new single “NOT OK” slaps.

Sarah Kinsley brings big, 80s pop energy to the dance floor - while exploring feelings of depression - on new single, “Fleeting”.

Florence + The Machine’s “One of the Greats” is a fierce, grunge-driven anthem that confronts sexism in the music industry