Sassy Grace releases her new single “There Is Hope,” recorded in Nashville. Blending country and pop, the track centers on the uplifting theme of resilience. “There is a hope for the pain,” she sings, anchoring the song’s message about finding strength through struggle.

Listeners who enjoy artists such as Kelsea Ballerini, Maren Morris, Kacey Musgraves, and Carly Pearce will find familiar ground in Sassy Grace’s sound. “There Is Hope” could fit on playlists including Pop Country, Hot Country, Fresh Finds Country, Today’s Top Hits, and Country Pop Mix.

Feanah Rose makes her debut with the single “Don’t Leave Me,” recorded in Nashville. The track tells the story of heartbreak and the plea for someone to stay, but it also carries a fun and summery feel.

Fans of Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo will connect with the song’s themes and production. “Don’t Leave Me” could find placement on playlists including Pop Rising, Fresh Finds Pop, Young & Free, Teen Beats, and Sad Pop.

As a young artist entering the pop landscape, Feanah Rose could share stages with artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Tate McRae, Maisie Peters, Olivia Rodrigo, and Gracie Abrams.

stella. releases the new single “Heimlich.” “Inspired by the visceral feeling of choking on an apology you can’t quite get out, Heimlich is a moody and raw exploration of the feeling you get when the words ‘I’m sorry’ get stuck in your throat.”

stella. is a New York City born, raised, and based singer-songwriter. He draws influence from Leonard Cohen, Brandi Carlile, and Paolo Nutini, writing music that explores themes of life, love, heartbreak, and repair.

After releasing his first EP Amalfi in 2018 and single Still Choose You in 2019, stella. experienced life events that pulled him away from music before returning with a series of singles that will lead into his second EP A Study in Balance and a forthcoming LP.

He also writes and performs funk and pop as Francis Aud and creates children’s music as part of Matt & Dan.

“Heimlich” could land on playlists including Indie Pop, Fresh Finds, Acoustic Pop, Sad Indie, and Chill Hits. stella. could tour alongside artists such as Brandi Carlile, Paolo Nutini, Hozier, Noah Kahan, and Ben Howard.

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter and actor Winter Andrews released the third single “All That Glitters” from his upcoming debut album ’til the moon fades away on August 13, 2025, following “The Lovers” and “Wildfires.”

The EP will be released on November 21, 2025. It comprises 6 tracks, produced by Dave Thomas Jr, Winter Andrews, and Kari Kimmel.

The song was inspired by the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and tells the story of a couple fleeing Mariupol and the choices made in times of crisis. It was written by Andrew Winter Gleckler and produced by Kari Kimmel, Dave Thomas Jr, and Winter Andrews.

Winter Andrews said:

“This song’s sort of a modern folk story. it’s from the perspective of a couple escaping from the city of Mariupol, which was destroyed in the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.”

He added:

“I sat and picked up my guitar… letting words and melodies fall out. The chorus came right out and wrote itself in one take.”

“All That Glitters” could find placement on playlists such as Acoustic Hits, Folk Pop, Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter Mix, and Fresh Folk. Andrews could also be a natural tour fit alongside artists including Hozier, Ben Howard, Dermot Kennedy, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Phoebe Bridgers.

Selina Gin releases Oh My Heart, a mid-tempo track that blends indie folk and bedroom pop with a chorus built for sing-along moments. The song fits naturally on Spotify playlists such as Indie Folk & Friends, Fresh Finds Indie, Bedroom Pop, Indie Pop Chill, and All New Indie.

Known as the lead singer of Danish trio Nelson Can, who released two albums and three EPs between 2012 and 2020, Selina now steps into a solo career. Her first single Deep Blue in 2021 marked the beginning of this new path, and she has since built momentum through shows and recognition in Denmark.

With Oh My Heart, Selina is positioned to tour with artists who connect across indie folk and bedroom pop audiences, including Phoebe Bridgers, Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Angel Olsen, and Maggie Rogers.