I recently had the chance to listen to GRIPPA’s track “LOVE IS ENOUGH,” released a few months ago. It’s a fusion of pop, straddling the line between chill and dance floor vibes.

Her debut EP, “IS THAT HER?” released when they were just 17 years old, garnered over a million streams on Spotify. Recently, she’s been collaborating with new songwriters and producers, with one notable collaborator being Wendy Starland, who famously discovered Lady Gaga.

Additionally, she received acceptance into the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. However, they’ve made the decision to defer enrollment for now, opting instead to focus on their current pursuit of achieving pop stardom.

Keep an eye out for Jesse Detor and her track “Hollywood.” Drawing inspiration from 90’s indie rock, Jesse Detor delivers a catchy chorus that pops. Imagine the vibes of Liz Phair meeting Mazzy Starr.

Jesse Detor is a musician from Minneapolis, Minnesota, currently studying at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She writes indie and 90’s rock-inspired songs, which she calls Girlrock, about growing up, relationships, and sexuality. With 34k fans on TikTok, she posts original songs and covers, connecting with young people worldwide. Influenced by Hole, PJ Harvey, Taylor Swift, and Olivia Rodrigo, Jesse Detor’s music speaks to those searching for their place in the world.

Keep an eye out for Maggie Ries and her track ‘Pretty.’ This uptempo song bursts with attitude, challenging society’s norms by portraying the facade of photoshopped beauty. ‘Why don’t you think you’re pretty?’ sings Maggie, questioning society’s standards.

Maggie Ries is gearing up to release her first EP in 2024, featuring edgy pop anthems, catchy hooks, and lively vocals. Her debut single, “Pretty,” combines energetic alternative pop-rock with meaningful lyrics that challenge societal beauty standards. Maggie shares personal experiences of grappling with these pressures, aiming to spark conversations about self-acceptance. Through her music, she encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness and redefine what it means to be beautiful.

Check out CARR’s track “Hot Dad” which made it to Spotify’s Fresh Finds playlist and could also find a home on other playlists like Alt Rocked and Indie All-Stars. Fans of Paramore and the 90s band Garbage will embrace the song’s uptempo vibes and attitude.

CARR performed with Fall Out Boy, singing Courtney Love’s part in “Rat A Tat” to a big crowd. She’s been touring with Fall Out Boy and Jimmy Eat World in the U.S. Her latest single “Hot Dad” has strong lyrics about embracing sexuality. Female fans love it for its message about taking control with men. The song landed on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Rock playlist. CARR’s upcoming performance at When We Were Young festival shows she’s becoming known for her bold music.

CARR stumbled into music while working a night job at a studio. Playing around with equipment turned into a passion, connecting her with fellow musicians. Her roots in New Jersey and life in LA shape her personality. Punk icons Pete Wentz and Spencer Smith signed her to DCD2 Records. Alt Press named her an Artist To Watch in 2023. Her music gets airplay on KCRW and BBC Radio 1. Critics praise her talent and honest lyrics. CARR’s bold attitude shines through in her work.

Keep an eye out for Eye Candy’s latest track, “Don’t mind being alone.” With its raw essence and dreamy vibes, it’s perfect for indie enthusiasts. You might spot it on Spotify’s Chill Vibes, Dreamy Vibes, Late Night Vibes, and Evening Chill playlists.

In 2023 alone, Eye Candy has amassed over 100,000 Spotify streams.

Eye Candy honed his musical craft for years as the synth-man, lyricist, and producer for Boston’s psychedelic alternative rockers, Sugar John. In 2021, he embarked on his solo journey as Eye Candy, releasing his self-titled EP, featuring the lead single “Going Gold,” which set the tone for his dreamy, cinematic soundscapes.

Subsequently, his 2021 single “Pigeon” embraced guitar-based flavors reminiscent of Galaxie 500 and the Brian Jonestown Massacre. In 2022, his “Who Did He Tell You That To?” EP took a chaotically saccharine approach to digital pop music, breaking away from known references.