Briana Piedra has just released her new mid-tempo anthem song titled “Hot Hot.” The track bears reminiscences of Ariana Grande’s style, albeit with fewer vocal riffings – which I like better.

Briana seamlessly combines ambient elements, dark pop, and alternative R&B, captivating listners with siren-like harmonies.

“I’m thrilled to release ‘Hot Hot’ and share this bold and empowering message with my fans,” says Briana. “This song is all about owning your desires and bringing them to life. I hope it resonates with listeners and inspires them to feel confident and sexy, like it does for me.” – Briana Piedra.

Hailing from Portland, OR and currently residing in Los Angeles, CA, Briana Piedra is an independent artist who made her first appearance in music industry back in 2019 with her debut single, “Something To Believe In”. Since then, she released five singles, five music videos, and an five-song EP, all of which have garnered critical acclaim and cultivated a devoted fan base.

Cate Tomlinson has released a new song called “Pretty Boy.” If you’re in search of something melancholic, haunting, and orchestral, this track has it all. The song, which tells the story of a pretty boy who believes she’ll always be there for him, is the third single from her upcoming EP, “Blueberry Season.”

“This song is not about one person for once. I made it about the pretty boy character/phenomenon that I’ve seen played out in my generation and in pop culture–a character who sucks you in and makes it easy to get wrapped up in their life” says Tomlinson.

At 22 years old, Cate Tomlinson is a singer, songwriter, and performing artist hailing from Palo Alto, California. Her music encompasses elements of pop, soul, and rock. Having honed her artistic voice at Northeastern University, the self-made artist is now based in Boston.

Cate is gearing up to release her second EP in the summer of 2023. This will mark her first collaborative effort with producers Fil Thorpe (Neck Deep, Worlds First Cinema) and John Sinclair (World’s First Cinema, Macklemore).

addezine has just released their new single, “Summer (Stockholm),” released under DMY Publishing, and it’s perfect if you’re seeking something vibey from an indie artist who skillfully blends elements of bedroom pop, beats, hip-hop, and electronic music.

Addezine is the brainchild of songwriter and producer Tom Edden. With his self-produced music, he breaks free from labels and genres, allowing his sound to evolve in various directions. Described as “raw” and “vulnerable,” Addezine’s songs embody themes of longing and melancholy while still maintaining an upbeat and danceable vibe.

Addezine intentionally embraces imperfections, valuing the mistakes, quirks, and kinks in the production. These elements contribute to an intimate and authentic sound, where flaws become a source of emotion. Addezine captures feelings and weaves them into rich and expansive soundscapes.

In his early releases, Addezine has already garnered attention, including a spotlight feature on BBC Introducing and placements on various blogs and playlists. Taking the time to hone his craft without rushing through releases, Addezine is an artist to watch.

Rachel Newnham has just released her debut song titled “Nobody Loves You Like I Do.” It’s an incredible midtempo tune, complete with a vibey production and, of course, an exceptional vocal performance. The song is simply irresistible, and it has the potential to be a perfect addition to any Spotify editorial playlist.

Rachel Newnham is an emerging indie-pop artist from Southport, currently living in London. She appeared on the hit BBC 1 show “I Can See Your Voice” where her voice and performances caught the attention of some of the industry’s most influential judges, including Amanda Holden, Simon Webb, Jimmy Carr and Allison Hammond which has gained over 15m TikTok views and over 25k TikTok followers.

Dianña has recently released her new single titled “Girl With No Last Name,” which has all the makings of a classic rock radio hit. The song seamlessly blends elements of rock, blues, and pop, showcasing Dianña’s versatility. She brings powerful vocals, soulful melodies, reminiscent of the legendary Alannah Myles.

Dianña says, “Girl With No Last Name was inspired by my feelings about the many last names I’ve been given from birth through marriage. I just go by Dianña now because of all the drama I associate with my last names. Each verse tells a story linked to one of my last names. The bridge screams about how those who gave me those names should pay for my therapy. For now, writing about my life and putting my songs out is MY THERAPY!” CONTINUE READING