Zach Hood releases the infectious pop ballad ‘not them‘.

Hood states, ‘not them’ is about the thoughts you have after a breakup and what you wish you could have done differently. You know where you could have improved to maybe make the relationship work, but the damage is already done and you know it will never be the same. No matter what you say or what you do, you will never get back to what it felt like at the beginning.”

Zach Hood, originally from Daphne, Alabama, now resides in Los Angeles who sings, writes songs, and plays multiple instruments. He began his music journey using social media, where he sang covers on Instagram and gained a following on TikTok. In 2021, Hood made his first appearance with the song “Flashbacks,” which garnered 4.8 million streams on Spotify. Shortly after, he released “Isabelle,” which clocked 12.2 million streams and earned praise from OnesToWatch. Hood eventually caught the attention with Arista Records and signed a deal. He blends punk and pop influences, drawing comparisons to artists like Thomas Day, Shawn Mendes, and Jonah Kagen.

Ashley Elle has released the mid-tempo pop track “Death of Me,” which combines pop with a hint of country. Fans of Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves will enjoy it.

Ashley says about the song, “I moved to LA four years ago to attend college and pursue music. While I love it out here there are many moments where I wish I could run home to my small town in Wisconsin. “Death of Me” is a song to LA- a place full of dreams and possibilities wrapped in competition and insecurities.”

From a young age, Ashley Elle’s love for music was clear. She spent hours singing and playing various instruments. Despite her talent, she was modest. Her passion grew when her dad urged her to record her voice in a studio. She delved into songwriting, aiming for authenticity. Industry insiders noticed her early recordings, leading to collaborations with producers to refine her indie-pop sound. Ashley’s music centers on themes like love, heartbreak, growth, and mental health, drawn from her personal experiences. Music is her way of expressing herself and connecting with others. Signed by Given Entertainment in 2019, she continues to create heartfelt songs and collaborate with talents while staying true to her authentic self.

Up-and-comer Jenna Roessler has released the angsty track “Forget I Exist.” The song starts off sentimental but then transforms into a rocking anthem, layered in 90’s grunge.

Roessler says about the track, “Don’t let other people’s negativity ruin your day.”

Jenna Roessler, an 18-year-old native of Fenton, MO, now based in Nashville, began her creative journey at just 5 years old, dancing and singing at recitals and school talent shows.

Amid the challenges of a global pandemic, Jenna emerged stronger from an all-girls high school, finding therapy in songwriting as she blended indie and pop influences into her sound, sharing her life experiences through melodies.

Currently in the studio, Jenna is preparing to release new music in fall 2023. Watch as she takes the center stage in writer rounds.

Singer songwriter Anni releases the new track “Fairgrounds.” The mid-tempo track blends folk, electro, and rock, which I love. It’s one of those songs where I’m not sure where it’s going, but I’m enjoying the journey. It’s also the eighth single leading up to her EP release in the new year.

LA based Anni says this about the song, “This song was inspired by a performance I had at the LA county fair. I found out my ex had showed up and watched the show. The song itself stems from the feeling you get when you realize you deserve better. When you realize you can’t be someones validation. They only crave the attention you give them. The lyrics play with the idea that your relationship has gone to the ‘fairgrounds’. Games are being played and you are going in circles.”

Anni’s music has been featured in MTV’s Real World Atlanta, American Ninja Warrior and the HBO Max show “12 Dates of Christmas.” Along with music, Anni is the creator of the popular artist showcase and community ‘Saturdays at Seven’. She is also a poet with her debut book ‘Remedies’ coming out January 2024.

Indie-pop artist Rosie Darling dropped a new song called “I’m Different Now” through Nettwerk. It’s a sneak peek of her upcoming album “Lanterns,” which comes out on November 10th. With a sweet guitar tunes and Rosie’s voice, it’s like a musical hug that shows her talent as a songwriter. In the music video, Rosie is in the woods, with cool kaleidoscope effects that fit perfectly with the fall vibes of the song.

Rosie, “‘I’m Different Now’ is about getting to the other side of a difficult relationship. What’s awesome is that even though healing is messy and scary, it paves the way for a more mature, more refined self to take the space of what once was. It is learning to sit with who you’re becoming despite knowing that your old self still lingers, almost like a ghost following you around.”

Rosie Darling, a pop artist originally from Boston but now based in LA, is a singer-songwriter who is quietly confident and incredibly creative. Her debut EP “Coping” in 2021 and the “Golden Age” EP in 2022 marked the beginning of her music journey, with over 200 million global streams and support from various publications like Under the Radar, FLAUNT, V Magazine, Billboard, and Ones To Watch. Rosie has more new music in store, including songs like “Justify,” “Villain,” and “I’m Different Now,” as she enters an new phase in her career. She’s expanding her musical style, honing her songwriting skills, and getting ready to release her highly anticipated debut album “Lanterns” on November 10.