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Noak Hellsing

Check out Noak Hellsing’s track “Good News.” This uptempo track lets you get lost for a few minutes in a dreamy, danceable, and atmospheric soundscape, making it a perfect addition to Spotify’s Pop Playlist.

Rising Stockholm artist Noak Hellsing is signed to the iconic Swedish label TEN Music Group. Despite being only twenty years old, he has already amassed more than 28 million streams. With hits like “Lost,” “Good Enough,” and “No Love,” his repertoire boasts over 30 million streams—an impressive achievement for someone at the start of their career. In 2023, Noak released his debut EP, “YESTERYEAR.”

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Watch out for Brooks The Boy and his new uptempo rocker “All My Friends.” Fans of The Band Camino and Ed Sheeran will love this perfect pop-rock-infused anthem for anyone going through a breakup. The track could find a home on Spotify’s New Noise and Rock This playlists. His recent singles have gained traction on TikTok with over 57k reposts using his music and attention from Apple Music with placements on New In Rock and New In Alternative.

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Watch out for Lauren Presley and her new track “AMERICAS SWEETHEARTS.” This song blends alternative and electro rock, reminiscent of the 90’s band Garbage, and calls out the double standards between men and women in today’s society. The track could fit perfectly on Spotify’s Rock This and New Noise playlist. Lauren sings:

“Can’t be right but do no wrong
Stand up straight but not too tall
Don’t show fear don’t be too strong
Give them what they want
Can’t be too pretty can’t be too smart”

With influences from the Barbie movie, Bea Miller, Chandler Leighton, and EMELINE, Presley delivers an alt-pop rock-infused track that is both empowering and infectious. Her recent singles have already gained attention from all major DSPs, including a recent cover of Spotify’s Fresh Finds Pop playlist.

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Check out the new track “Away From Here” by Grace Winslow, a perfect song if you’re in the mood for something chill, dreamy, and breezy. Grace, a part-time coffee barista and full-time artist, has released this as her third track. The track could find a home on Spotify’s Chill Vibes, Dreamy Vibes, and Late Night Vibes Playlist.

Grace says, “‘Away From Here’ came about when I felt everything was stuck and nothing seemed to be changing for the better. All I truly wanted was to disappear and get away from it all, so I wrote this song to do just that. I wanted to remind myself and everyone else that while life can be stressful, it can also be fun and free. This song is about a place where everyone can do what they want and just be happy—a place ‘Away From Here.'”

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Check out A Days Wait and their infectious track “Lay It Down.” You’ll love it if you’re a fan of 80’s synth. Drawing influences from artists like Tears For Fears and War On Drugs, the band offers their own unique spin. The track could find a home on Spotify’s Indie Radar, Indie All-Stars, and Dreamy Indie Vibes playlist. They have a full-length album called “Long Lines” coming out early fall.

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