Cyrus ft. Packy – 17
This song is dope; who is this? Not just a lyric from Cyrus’ “17” but a very real internal conversation I found myself having after the Lansing musician’s cut appeared […]
Category Archives: Pop
Fickle Friends – Could Be Wrong
Here’s a fun and playful little number to kick off an otherwise bleak Monday morning. Effusing a strong “Ain’t It Fun” vibe [of the Paramore variety], Brighton quintet Fickle Friends […]
Voxx – Hum Dilly Dum
Fresh on the digital scene is Voxx, an urban-pop duo out to infect your musical sensibilities with their catchy-as-helllll debut “Hum Dilly Dum.” The cut is simple enough, relying on […]
Years & Years – Worship
While only March, it’s already ben an eventful 2015 for Years & Years, and there doesn’t seem to be any letting up in sight for the King-ly trio. About to […]
Shift K3Y – Name & Number
The dream of the 90’s is alive in London. Young British producer Lewis Jankel, better known by his stage persona Shift K3Y, has checked in with “Name & Number,” a […]
Saint Raymond – Come Back To You
Callum Burrows aka Saint Raymond is an act I may have gushed about a few times before [see “I Want You” and “Ghosts”]. That’s because he’s an accomplished act justly […]
Carly Rae Jepsen – I Really Like You
She’s baaaaack. After taking the world by storm with 2011’s “Call Me Maybe,” Carly Rae Jepsen seemingly disappeared from the music scene as the incredible buzz surrounding the smash finally […]
Blondie – Rapture [Throwback]
The year was 1981. Hip-Hop and Rap were still in their formative years, being cultivated and refined in small urban pockets across the country; barely breaking through cultural and commercial […]
Coleman Hell – Take Me Up
Taking a break from the recent spate of electronica fare here, I present you with “Take Me Up,” the newly minted indie-pop offering from Toronto’s about-to-be-big Coleman Hell. Our friendly […]
Rihanna ft. Kanye West & Paul McCartney – FourFiveSeconds (Afrojack Remix)
When the all-star collaboration “FourFiveSeconds” dropped a month ago I was less than enthused, I was uninterested. Rihanna, Kanye West, and “newcomer” Paul McCartney’s melancholy folk-pop cut, the lead single […]
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