17 year old singer-songwriter Eda Green releases Broken One today. It’s a cinematic epic track with live instrumentation, and Eda delivers vocally. It’s not pop either, but still has commercial appeal. Yes, pop is becoming less popular. Originally from New Jersey, Eda migrated to Los Angeles. Eda says this about her writing, “the opposite of Hollywood writing circles made up of grown men that spew words of bullshit for other female teen artists to regurgitate.” Eda tells Kings, “As an artist my music is a reflection of my real life and stories. My songs don’t have a filter when it comes to how I’m feeling so I’m hoping the people that relate to what I’m saying feel understood. We all go through shit, I just use songs as my way of venting.” Give it a listen.

Although the electro-pop scene is a bit overcrowded there is always room for one more. Carry My Home by Camilla North is a solid track. It’s reminiscent of the mega hit single “The Middle” by Zedd. The Norwegian singer-songwriter will release her EP ‘Carry Me Home’ where she collaborated with several artists, producers, and songwriters. Additionally, she wrote the charting song “Deja Vu,” by Korean girl band f(x). Give it a listen.

UK based Alexis Kings impresses with their latest alternative rock track Addict. Check out the video here. The band tells Kings, “Addict is our way of expressing the sound of addiction, a groove that makes you move that ends in Chaos.” The indie rock 4 piece has generated over a million Spotify plays, and has garnered praise from BBC Introducing. Their previous single reached #7 on the spotify viral charts. The latest track was produced by Ian Dowling who has worked with Adele and Bombay Bicycle Club. Give it stream.

Salvation is really good track as well as the video from The Strumbellas. The new single which comes off their forthcoming album is sitting at #12 on the Alt Rock chart in Canada. The album was produced Tim Pagnotta (Elle King, Walk the Moon) and co-produced by Brian Phillips. Moreover, the 6 piece alternative act grabbed the iHeartRadio Music award for Best New Alternative Rock Artist of the Year, and won the JUNO Award for Single of the Year. “Everything we put out is genuine,” says Ward. “I want 10 million people to sing these songs in my lifetime and I can be there to sing it with them in the crowd, on the same level. I just want everyone to believe in it and love it and be part of the journey.” Check it out.

You might like Texting You by Petrie. With a bedroom raw production, the track grows on you with each listen. The London duo reveals how the track came about, “well it was a beat poem, then a jazz ballad, then a sorta fruity bop and then eventually we decided to fuse the styles of Dolly Parton and Not3s and write a torch song for the risky text with more than a sprinkling of neuroticism. The latest track comes off their forthcoming debut album Superstore. Give it a stream.