18 year old Bella releases the female empowerment single titled FGIRL via Eyelektric. She is the daughter of renowned Spanish guitarist Sir Angel Romero. While the song has Spanish guitar chords and conga drums, it also blends pop, trap, and urban. Bella notes, “FGIRL has a loud female empowerment message about female sexuality and making it known.” Give it a listen.

Kanye West is on a new path and that is leading worship. Kanye is drawing thousands to his worship services upon the arrival of his new album Jesus Is King via Def Jam which is set to drop on September 27th. His new songs blend fuse gospel, R&B and hip-hop. The latest worship service was held at Kanye’s recently purchased ranch in Wyoming and nearly 4,000 showed up according to his marketing manager.

The Spotify for Artists app will get a fresh update including listening stats so artists can see how many people are playing their songs right now. The artist will also get notified when a song gets added to a playlist or the artist gains new followers.

Spotify wrote, “we’re making it as easy as possible to get to know who’s listening to your music — who they are, where they’re coming from, and similar artists they’re jamming out to. You’ll also be able to see your latest stats for all your songs and playlists in a clear and visual way.”

Australian artist Toni Watson who goes under the moniker Tones and I could have a worldwide smash. Her song Dance Monkey first conquered the Australian Charts and now it’s No. 1 in Switzerland and France – and now in the top 20 in the U.K. In America, the song is #30 on Alternative Radio Charts. Here is the real story. After obtaining a busking permit for Bourke Street, in the Melbourne city centre she won the Battle of the Buskers at Buskers By the Creek. Now she is embarking on a tripe j national tour, signing to booking agents around the world and selling out shows in minutes.

You’ve probably figured out by now that we are big supporters of electro-pop artist Flavia. She just dropped a new track Does She Like It Rough. Her debut video for Til I Die clocked over half a million views in the first month. Before making her debut appearance at SXSW in 2018 and settling in Los Angeles, she spent most of her time writing songs in Italy and Ireland. She’s opened up for Moby and has been performing at festivals. Give it a stream.