Troye Sivan serves up a delicious slice of BGE (Big Gay Energy) with his brand-new singe, “Rush.” After weeks of teasing us on TikTok, the moment has finally arrived, and it was well worth the anticipation. Sivan masterfully taps into a vibrant facet of Gen Z gay culture, bringing it to life with a house-infused beat, brooding bassline, and a dash of macho choir magic. It’s like we’ve time-traveled to the glory days of disco, immersing ourselves in the euphoric dancefloor frenzy and high-energy revelry that defined the era. My only complaint (and I’m sure others will agree) is that it’s a minute too short. Nevertheless, “Rush” stands unequivocally as a quintessential summer anthem, beckoning us to unleash our inhibitions, hit the dance floor, and wholeheartedly embrace the art of living our best lives

One of the most fulfilling aspects of my two decades in the music industry has been witnessing gifted newcomers blossom and hone their craft. Chace is one such artist who has caught my attention since 2015. Initially focusing on DJing and producing electronic dance music (EDM), he eventually gained the confidence to showcase his vocal abilities. His latest single, titled “Don’t Get My Hopes Up” is an exceptional example of innovative pop, featuring his own soulful vocals that are expertly produced.

With her new single “Miss Belladonna,” Slayyyter serves up another irresistible slice of synth-fueled 80s inspired pop. Set against pulsating synths and a driving beat, Slayyyter spins a dramatic tale of a intoxicating yet toxic relationship. The adrenaline-fueled chorus shows Slayyyter’s talent for huge pop hooks, cementing her place alongside contemporaries like Charli XCX and Kim Petras. With its nostalgic sonics and ambitious melodrama, “Miss Belladonna” proves Slayyyter is ready to SLAY the mainstream pop landscape.

“There’s no reason why creatives shouldn’t be capitalizing on every single tool available to help extend their art and find success.” Annika Rose is no stranger to the wild twists and turns of the music business. The rapidly-rising pop singer was only 13 years old when she was signed to Simon Cowell’s Syco label to be the lead in a girl group the famed pop impresario was putting together. …

“I want to be as agnostic and malleable as possible so that when the marketplace or technology shifts, I’m prepared.” Vérité returns this week with her brand-new single, titled “Are We Done Yet?,” which is taken from her forthcoming new album due in 2023. It marks an exciting new era for the New York artist who continues to blaze a trail for independent artists by adopting impactful new ways to…

Pop newcomers The Scarlet Opera have just released their new single “Alive,” and it’s one of the most noteworthy pop records I’ve heard in a long while. Unashamedly pop, it’s a big and bright song about living in the moment despite all the tragedy in the world. “There is a…

Jonas Brothers’ 2019 comeback is one of the most successful reunions in music history. Since the release of the chart-topping “Sucker,” Kevin, Joe, and Nick have consistently produced hit after hit while evolving their signature brand of guitar-driven pop. This week’s release of “Wings” marks the start of another exciting…

This is so gorgeous! Joy Oladokun’s new single “Changes” is just what the world needs right now. It’s a comforting song about rolling with life’s punches and accepting change. “People yelling and the water’s rising. It’s easy to feel kinda anxious” she beautifully sings. “Even when I’m tired and low there is gold in this river that is carrying me home.” Produced and co-written by Dan Wilson (Adele, Celine Dion, Taylor Swift), “Changes” provides a welcome and uplifting message that soothes the soul. I adore this song and the world needs more of this. Thank you, Joy!

Killboy is one of those rare, refreshing talents who storm onto the scene with a sound, aesthetic, and point of view that’s instantly compelling. …