BABE – Baby You’re Right
I stumbled across California three piece BABE a few months ago after a SoundCloud repost. Their infectious debut “Make It Real” [from Summer 2014] hit all the right ear-pleasing spots. […]
Category Archives: Pop
Jess Glynne – Gave Me Something
Another week, another stunner from Jess Glynne. The golden voiced 25 year old hast just released “Gave Me Something,” one more anthemic chills-inducer to add to the growing cavalcade of […]
Mya – Free [Throwback]
The year was 2001. My 16 year old self was shamelessly blasting [at an embarrassing rate], what I would come to realize was, the perfect anthem for my formative teenage […]
Lui Dodds – Can’t Feel My Face (The Weeknd Cover)
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. That’s never more true then when it comes to a really capable cover. In today’s case, unsigned singer/songwriter Lui Dodds flips one of […]
Robin Thicke ft. Nicki Minaj – Back Together
Reunited and it sounds so good. While not quite on the same level as Peaches & Herb, Robin Thicke and Nicki Minaj are letting the harmonic vibes flow with their […]
Junior Prom – Let’s Make A Lot Of Money
Brooklyn duo Junior Prom’s latest is a concept I think we can all get behind. “Let’s Make A Lot Of Money,” an electronipop ear pleaser, finds the boys reflecting on […]
One Direction – Drag Me Down
One Direction just released their first post-Zayn single and everyone is losing their damn minds. For the hill people just now checking their phones, the new foursome twitter-dropped “Drag Me […]
The Knocks ft. Fetty Wap & Powers – Classic
In unexpected collaboration news, music’s current it sensation Fetty Wap has linked up with electro-pop super duo The Knocks to lend a verse on their hit “Classic,” last summer’s cocktail […]
Icona Pop – First Time
Fond memories abound in Icona Pop’s latest. “First Time,” actually the first track Caroline and Aino ever wrote back in 2012, is a dewy-eyed look back at the beginning of […]
O-Town – Liquid Dreams [Throwback]
The year was 2000. Unsustainable bubbles were all the rage. The dot-coms and their historic burst would garner much of the nation’s attention, but there was an equally urgent, if […]
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