BELARO released the two sided single “THIS IS GON’ GET MESSY” which features  “Come As You Are (Nirvana)” and Cheers. Fans of Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, and Kehlani will love.

‘Cheers’ is a soulful R&B bad b*tch anthem that will resonate with anybody who has experienced a messy breakup.” says BELARO .

BELARO has performed at Hollywood’s The Peppermint Club and has landed on Spotify editorial playlists such as Just Hits, Fresh Finds, and Fresh Finds: Pop.

With Adidas, CAA, Gap Gone – pressure mounts on Universal Music Group to Drop Kanye West from Label. The man behind Kanye’s boycott is CEO Ari Emanuel today who called on companies doing business with Kanye West to end their relationships.

Emanuel wrote, “Those who continue to do business with West are giving his misguided hate an audience. There should be no tolerance anywhere for West’s anti-Semitism,” Emanuel wrote in a Financial Times piece. “This is a moment in history where the stakes are high and being open about our values, and living them, is essential. Silence and inaction are not an option.”

Check out Like That by Hannah Lynn. The 17 year old songwriter writes honest and personal pop confessions. She draws inspiration straight from her experiences, and sitting at the piano and writing. “It’s All Good” is her debut release, followed by 3 singles.

“Like That was written on a sunny afternoon in my bedroom, pouring my heart out playing the guitar. It’s an anthem of “I hate that I liked you, you hurt me, so I’m going to pretend I never cared about you at all.” I needed to write something mad, but also honest. I needed to get over someone and Like That was how I finally did” – Hannah Lynn

Alabama native Zach Hood drops the new track when she was mine  that comes off his new EP set to release November 4th. You’ll love if you like Shawn Mendes, Charlie Puth, and Olivia Rodrigo

“You’ve got a family man that treats her right/He holds her hand and holds you tight/You got a man that loves you more than life/Now I’m out of time” sings Zachary in his 2:00 minute track which is about a long distance relationship ending, because life had other plans.

The Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter has quietly garnered 150+ million streams across his first six singles and landed on Spotify’s Pop Rising, Radar US & and held a spot on the Global Viral 50 chart.

Simon Cowell says his project pairing some of music’s biggest songwriters and producers with social media creatives may be the industry’s “missing link”.

The music tycoon said unestablished artists don’t have access to industry heavyweights.

His hit finding project, StemDrop, exposes TikTok creators worldwide access to exclusive music “stems”, inviting them to produce their own versions of a brand-new song written by prolific hitmakers.

The project is captained by Swedish hit maker Max Martin and backed by Cowell and Syco Entertainment along with Universal Music Group. The new endeavor invites “a new evolution of musical collaboration, curation and artist discovery”.

Cowell said:

“I’ve always believed that hit songs are probably the most important part of anyone’s career, and now there’s only a handful of what I call diamond copyrights written every year,” he told the PA news agency.

“With everyone trying to get noticed at the moment online, it’s so competitive.

“Essentially (with StemDrop), you’re going to be co-writing potentially your first single with some of the biggest songwriters in the world.”

“It might be the missing link right now, because there are apparently tens of thousands of new songs being uploaded every day.

In the real world, no-one really has a chance of getting in the studio with a team like this unless you’ve had about 10 hit records.

“But this is kind of giving people that opportunity.”

Cowell said he is keen that StemDrop will not be “treated as a competition”, the likes of which he has built his career on, but that the process will be similar to a series of auditions.

“It’s almost like the whole world’s auditioning right now,” he told PA.

“So many people are passionate about having music careers.

“That’s what I love about what TikTok has done – it’s enabled people to get in front of a record label where they normally wouldn’t.