Just popping up on our radar, check out Berlin based Fancie Eliott and her debut track “Delusional,” released back in February. The track is too good to miss, with its 80’s influence, infectious melody, and indie pop vocals.

Francie says, “The song conveys the idea that sometimes it’s better to cherish the idealized version of someone rather than letting harsh realities shatter your longings. It’s about the disappointment that often comes from getting too close and the wisdom in preserving a beautiful imagination.”

With over five years of experience, Francie has established herself as a talented songwriter, crafting releases for various artists and DJs, primarily within the EDM scene. All the songs she has been involved in—whether through co-writing or performing—have collectively garnered 47,000,000 streams so far.

“You are the master of your own world, and there’s immense beauty in the unknown,” says Francie. “Sometimes, the most beautiful experiences are those crafted within our own minds.”

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Keep an eye on Kyle Jaymes and his track “Haunting.” As the title suggests, this song delivers a haunting, dark folk indie pop vibe. Fans of clapping, banjos, and “hey ho’s” will love it. Think along the lines of Noah Kahan, The Lumineers, and Mumford & Sons.

This New England-based artist has been writing songs for as long as he can remember. He has played in bands, written and recorded many home demos, and believes his more recent work is his best yet. While largely influenced by indie and emo, he also enjoys dabbling in soulful R&B songs from time to time.

Look out for Dissolved Girl and their track “I’m a Beast.” Reminiscent of ’90s electro-grunge acts like Garbage but with a modern twist, the song features a cool riff and Shirley Manson-type vocals. The track would fit well on Spotify’s Alt Rocked and Indie All-Stars playlists.

The four-piece band from London is united by a love of ’90s trip-hop, alt-rock, complex soundscapes, and melodic hooks. Their debut album, crafted over the past four years, was produced by Dani Castelar (known for two No. 1 albums with Paolo Nutini) and mastered by Matt Colton (Arctic Monkeys, Michael Kiwanuka, Royal Blood).

Keep an ear out for Vancouver artist Molly Annelle and her song “Trophy Wife.” This track blends R&B, electro, and indie pop, striking a balance that’s neither too loud nor too soft. It’s the perfect song for lounging. “Trophy Wife” would easily fit into Spotify playlists like Chill Tracks, Chill Vibes, Dreamy Vibes, and Relax & Unwind.

Produced by Parker Bossley, known for his work with Fur Trade and Hot Hot Heat, “Trophy Wife” showcases Annelle’s sound. Currently, she’s working on an LP to be released soon via 604 Records. In the meantime, you can enjoy more of her music on Spotify, where she has already amassed over a million streams.

You should definitely check out Nick Howe and his song “Crash.” It’s a lovely track that throws you off guard a bit. In the first few seconds, you might think it’s just a run-of-the-mill ballad, but then the tune shifts course and delivers an anthemic, memorable chorus. Instead of a crash landing, it takes off.

Hailing from a long line of family entertainers dating back 200 years, including May Warden from “Dinner For One,” Nick Howe is a consummate musician who never takes his foot off the gas. His relentless drive has turned minor opportunities into significant career milestones, including syncs with Cadbury’s and Angry Birds. He’s also acted in the ITV series “Lewis” and performed at Glastonbury and SXSW.

With his inherent knack for creating killer low-key hooks, Nick Howe writes to process his emotions and experiences, treating his music as therapy.

His debut EP, “Struggle Is Real,” reached No. 1 in the singer-songwriter presale iTunes charts back in 2016 and sold over 2000 copies.

Touring over 15 countries, including the US, and extensively throughout Scandinavia and Germany, Nick performs an average of 200 shows per year. He has sold out gigs at home in venues such as Cargo, Kensington Roof Gardens, and even the Natural History Museum, which he lists as a career highlight!

Nick has also co-written music with Ivor Novello-winning songwriter Iain Archer (James Bay, Jake Bugg, Snow Patrol), Matty Benbrook (Paolo Nutini, Jack Savoretti, Dido, Faithless), among others.