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In a powerful display of romantic connection, Alex Francis's song "We Beat as One" embraces the poeticism of metaphors to immerse listeners in an intense message of devotion. This song blends nostalgia with continuous excitement, allowing you to bask in love-struck memories and a determined expression of ongoing passion. Emboldening listeners with ideas of growth, the lyrics portray the relationship as "the deepest roots, the tallest tree". This natural imagery solidifies the strength of the connection between the speaker and his partner have created. With the comfort of a strong foundation, and an openness to love that will make your heart soar, this message of connection will lift you up. Excitement and intimacy pulse through the heart of this soulful pop track. Fingerpicking guitar and Alex's passionate, soft vocals open the song with a slow and deliberate delivery of the lyrics. Percussion invigorates the tune as the singing gains a loud depth through the chorus, taking on the love-struck energy from the words in full force. Acoustic guitar picks up a warmth as the vocals soften in the post-chorus and the percussion amplifies the idea of a synchronous heartbeat in the lyrics. With vocalizing and layered vocals that emphasize the emotion in the tune, "We Beat as One" will immerse you in its romantic energy. Experience the sonorous power of love in this captivating track. Alex Francis is a musician from the UK with an exciting soul-pop style. His powerful performance skills have led him to touring with artists like Alanis Morissette, Sting, and Stereophonics. Alex has graces the stages of many incredible venues and festivals like Austin's SXSW Festival , Liverpool Sound City , and Madrid's MadCool Festival . His songwriting skills have contributed to Cher's album "Christmas", and he collaborates with other artists like Melanie C and Matt Johnson on music. Platforms like CLASH, Amazing Radio, and Belwood Music have sung his praises, and his songs have amassed millions of streams from across the globe. Check out the links below to explore his discography and enjoy his soulful style. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW ALEX: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"Better Off" by Peach Luffe questions the permanence of a relationship with meaningful reflections on memories and a moving exploration of possibility. Bringing a true sense of vulnerability to the song, the speaker shows fear in losing the person they love, and the lyrics use a natural metaphor to beautifully symbolize the struggle that may be around the corner with the question "could I handle all the rain?". In the chorus, the speaker asks if their partner will stay even through struggles, before the second verse takes on the bitter reality that the person was "halfway out the door". Even through the questioning, there is a persistent hope for a lasting connection throughout the track. Glowing electronic instrumentals open the song with a blissful introduction to this exciting tune. Jong Lee's expressive vocals work quickly through the verse with narrative lows and intriguingly hitting high notes. The delivery of the lyrics is rhythmic and engaging in a way that will lock the melody in your mind. Percussion and resonant guitar bring a comforting ambience to the track as the vocals and emotion raise higher in the dreamy questioning of the chorus. The singing hits a single throaty note at the end of the chorus, adding a delightful zest to the track. Bask in the bright sound of continuous connection and questioning. A melody of instrumentals brings a dreamy and captivating finale to the song. Peach Luffe is a Toronto-based project emerging from Korean artist Jong Lee's musical explorations in his bedroom over the course of the pandemic. He is a classically trained violinist whose musical talents have blossomed in his creative and energetic style. The singer, songwriter, and producer has since expanded his project to include members Michael Friedman, Henry Stein, and Yifan Wu. The group brings a K-indie sound with a whimsical mood to listeners with a dreampop sound that has captivated listeners from across the globe. From a song featured in a commercial, to earning places on Spotify editorial playlists and support from platforms like CBC and Atwood Magazine , Peach Luffe has made a splash in the music scene with an upbeat and immersive style. Check out the links below to learn more about their music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW PEACH LUFFE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Affirmations, meditations, and medications can't always erase the intense pain of a breakup. From missing your ex to being hurt by the way you've been wronged, "What it Takes 2 Let U Go" by Kimberly June spans all the post-breakup emotions that come out to play. With lyrics like "you tell 'em how I acted but you never tell 'em why", the song will have your heart aching right along with the speaker, its words acting as a window into the relationship and the way the ex moved on before it even ended. Intimate lyrics wrapped in memories of physical touch and deep connection draw you closer into the delicate nature of the situation before the bridge brings an answer to moving on. It acknowledges that denial isn't working and says "got to go through you now". Even when you're putting in the work to get over a breakup, it's hard not to be haunted by memories. This song allows you to feel the good and the bad on a journey of healing. An intimate, confessional sound will have you hanging onto the lyrics in this indie folk track. The song starts off with guitar playing briefly at the beginning of each line of the verse, sounding out a brief chord before halting altogether as Kimberly's vocals take the focus. Her singing is breathy and narrative, with an expressive tune that hits the ear with a more conversational feeling. Her vocals smooth out into a high and melodic sound in the prechorus as the guitar gains a fingerpicking sound before percussion and an atmospheric acousitic sound coasts through the chorus. Through the second verse, KJ's speak singing draws out tone the hurt in the lyrical reflections. "What it Takes 2 Let U Go" will immerse you in its emotional sound with a catchy chorus, deliberate instrumentals, and expressive vocals. Kimberly June, also known as KJ, is an independent folk artist with talents in singing, songwriting, and producing, and is based out of both Nashville and LA. She has performed at Wanderlust Festival, and supported artists like Kimie and Mike Love . Her music has also appeared on television on ABC's Nashville, The Rookie, and more. Through studies at Berklee College of Music and Belmont University, KJ has polished and refined her skills. Through the ups and downs of life, she has worked past writer's block and continues to make music full of passion. Presently, she is supporting Nahko and Medicine for the People on tour across the US. Check out the links below to keep up with her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW KIMBERLY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

There’s always so much joy that comes from creating a fun party anthem that’s meant to be played during the weekend. The new single “FRIDAY” by artist Noah XO creates an energetic festivity for everyone to enjoy. The song is a classic dance track that can bring any room to their feet. The carefree nature of “FRIDAY” really takes one back to their youth when songs of this nature dominated the charts. When life seems too mundane it’s nice to emphasize the joy that can be had and escape through songs like “FRIDAY.” From the moment you press play you can hear how much fun Noah XO had making this track, and all who listen should take that fun to heart and find some joy for themselves to explore. As previously mentioned, the primary theme behind “FRIDAY” is being carefree and enjoying life to the fullest. When it comes to party pop anthems, the production of the song is always key, and here we can see a great example of it. For this track, Noah XO worked with Athomic Beats and Seth Munson to really bring this song to life. The chorus for “FRIDAY” is incredibly catchy and the rhythm is so easy to dance to. The lyrics emphasize how joy can come from community and being surrounded by others highlights the enjoyment of a classic Friday night. It’s a romantic exploration that everyone should remember in order to keep moving. You can walk forward without finding moments of recklessness to truly unwind, and thanks to Noah Xo, we have this message in musical form. Noah XO is an artist from Saratoga Springs. Being involved in music from an early age, he sang in school choir and joined a heavy metal band at the age of 14. He is influenced by a diverse range of artists, from Fleetwood Mac to Post Malone to Linkin Park. This blend of sounds has allowed him to find his style that he matches with his self-reflective lyricism. For this track, he is collaborating with Athomic Beats who he has previously worked with for his song “TOO MUCH.” Noah XO has built a reputation for being authentic with the work he creates which is always nice to see so there is no doubt that he will do great things. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW NOAH XO: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

The suffocating fact that time will keep moving never gets easier to deal with. No matter how old you become, regardless of how much you want to dig your heels in and stop it, aging can still feel like a trap, and people become desperate to find the so-called ‘meaning of life’. “Matter”, track four off of philine’s newest EP, details this very debacle, with philine trying to find the reason for her existence through her interactions with other people. All she wants is to matter to others as much as they matter to her, a feeling that pretty much all young adults have felt and struggled with. The calm, indie vibe of this track mixed with her vulnerable and open tone create a scene of a girl just wanting to find love and comfort in a burning house; a way to tether herself to the world through her connections with others. A dangerous phenomenon, sometimes all you need to feel safe is to know you matter. The lyrics of this track paint the picture of philine confiding in another, stating that she knows they have had this conversation before but she can’t get it out of her head. She constantly feels like what she is doing with her time is not enough, and questions if it ever will be, but knows that the only way she can feel truly good about her life and accomplishments is if there are those around her to celebrate together. The chorus states, “Oh what can I do / I just wanna matter / How can I matter to you”, and philine’s vocal tonality has hints of begging with both her conversation partner, and herself to finally feel enough. The second verse discusses her fear of time passing, and that she “can’t wrap my head around this thing called ‘aging’”. She fears that even when she is an adult who is supposed to have the answers, she might still be in this debacle. The chorus repeats and she solidifies that all she needs is to matter to others, and all her time will be worth it. The lyricism of her bridge is incredibly poignant, as she sings lines such as “Might not believe in hell or heaven / But I believe in trying and guessing” and “I don’t have the answers, just got questions / I’m willing to learn so teach me a lesson”. Philine hit the ground running with her debut single in 2020, titled “gone”. Since then, she has gathered almost 300,000 monthly Spotify streamers, released four EPs, and multiple singles. Born in the Netherlands, 24 year old philine fell in love with music at an early age, and began writing her own songs at 11 years old. She attended a conservatory in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to hone her craft, and credits her mother’s love for music and knack for the guitar for philine’s own skill set. Her genre is alternative pop with a slight mix of indie, tied together by her vulnerable and emotive voice. She states that she makes music to sort out the chaos in her own head, and so many of her listeners experience the exact same chaos. Make sure to follow the social medias below for more music from philine. Written By Tessa Maddaloni FOLLOW PHILINE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

Bea Stewart’s latest single “Still My Favourite” delves into the complex emotions behind finding ways to move past your past relationship. It’s a different time, but you still find yourself drawn to sinking deep into nostalgia. There are things you do when you’re missing your ex that make moving on difficult. Everything that could remind you of them does, and you’re left reminiscing. But for every step backwards, you take two steps forward. Sure, you see their name on a street sign, but you also took their pictures off your wall. The playlist you made for them will one day be renamed “I’ve stopped loving you”. They didn’t show half as much care for you as you did for them, so it’s easier to enjoy dancing alone than you thought it would. The small missteps you take in moving on are sometimes overshadowed by the strides you make to heal from them. Click here to listen "Still My Favourite"! “Still My Favourite” is a folk pop single that utilizes indie pop elements to curate an atmospheric storytelling experience. The majority of this single’s instrumentals are traditional live instruments such as guitars and percussions. These elements allow for a lived-in, realistic story to be told. Stewart’s soothing vocals highlight these simple instruments and introduce a natural feeling story. With these traditional folk aspects prominently displayed, the deeply personal melancholy narrative is accentuated. Slight electronic elements are incorporated in the first chorus and remain throughout as this piece continues to evolve with each stanza. A constantly evolving musical experience is always welcome and a breath of fresh air. Bea Stewart is a singer-songwriter currently based in the UK. She grew up just outside of Belfast in Northern Ireland and has derived much of her musical inspiration from her home. She grew up listening to Irish folks music and has utilized this to curate lyrical storytelling in her songs. Her music has received notoriety from radio stations such as BBC Radio 1, Earmilk, and BBC Radio Ulster. She has also been featured in Spotify playlists which have received over a millions streams each. Bea has also made a name for herself by performing in the music scene throughout the Uk and will soon be embarking on the “Sad Songs Tour” artists such as Jodie Nicholson. Make sure to follow her on social media and give “Still My Favourite” a listen! Written By Willow Gray FOLLOW BEA STEWART: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"Country Couture" by Cali Tucker embraces the singer herself, basking in the nostalgia of her country roots. Using fashion as a symbol for a deeper connection to identity, this track will take you into the comfort of jeans and pick-up trucks. The song lifts you up with its message, understanding that lifestyles change over time but who you are never really leaves you. Taking on a taste of the finer things in life, the chorus says, "even though I love my Christian Dior, deep down I'm country couture." The way this song expresses that possessions may change, but old comforts remain, will touch you with its moving sentimentality. Blending country and pop with a symphony of comforting and upbeat instrumentals, this is the perfect tune to lift you up before a night out or ground you in excitement when you're thinking about the things that matter to you. A speedy, rhythmic acoustic guitar picking pattern reigns in the song with a country sound. Cali's throaty and warm vocals will excite you with this song's fun and self-assured style. Percussion adds a dancey mood to the track, and electric guitar hits the ear just right with a supportive sound and exciting riffs. With singing that soars through the lyrics, this tune brings an exhilarating energy to the track. Embrace nostalgia with this catchy and bright track. Cali Tucker is a musician from Nashville with country music flowing in her veins. Daughter of LaCosta Tucker and niece of Tanya Tucker, Cali has flourished with strong music influences. She was a finalist on season 6 of NBC's The Voice , and has since put out exciting pop-influenced country music, and headlines shows in Las Vegas. With upwards of one hundred thousand monthly listeners on Spotify, and a catchy, captivating sound, Cali's music resonates with fans and dazzles audiences with her memorable live performances. Check out the links below to learn more about her music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW CALI: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

In the time after a break up, it can feel impossible to let go. Marco Tamimi's song "Piece of You" explores the scope of holding on with its introspective and harrowing lyrics. The lyrics take you straight into the speaker's mindset; he is entirely unable to think of anything but the love he lost. From clinging to his phone as though his ex will reach out to literally running around searching for them when he was told they're near by, the desperation demonstrates just how strong a hold the love had on him. Flowing down roads of shame, the speaker questions "how low will I go?" The chorus pulls you into a pursuit of happiness, which is squandered by the need for the love that is no longer his. This track is made for those times when you're not ready to move on, and all you can do is feel. A heartbreak anthem, and the perfect addition to your breakup playlists, "Piece of You" offers listeners a musical safe space to explore the range of your emotion. Heartache and memories are amplified through the emotionally riveting sound of "Piece of You". With a deeply moving aural portrayal of love and love lost, this track is perfect for fans of James Bay and Dean Lewis. Mellow acoustic fingerpicking and intensely expressive vocals open the song before glowing piano joins the tune. Singing through the verse is delicate, with a breathy vulnerability and a narrative pattern of emphasis. Marco powerfully belts through the chorus, taking on feelings of longing and loss in the depth of his sound. Fall into the immersive atmosphere of this deep and passionate musical expression of lost love. Marco Tamimi is a singer and songwriter from the UK with an indie pop style. His songs have been supported by platforms like BBC Introducing , helping him access fans who resonate with his emotional lyricism and passionate vocals. Marco has dazzled audiences at popular venues like O2 Academy Islington , showcasing his talents as a vocalist, performer, and guitar player. His songs have connected with listeners across the globe with one of his songs, "Different Eyes' amassing over 10 million streams on Spotify. He has collaborated with other artists, like Samlight on the song "I Wanna Be Ok" and DANÊL on the song "Two Strangers". Check out the links below to learn more about his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW MARCO: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

"I Don't Mind" by Elise is the perfect response to being mistreated, with its empowering message of detachment. The speaker starts the track off with bold confrontation, telling someone she knows about the rumors they are spreading. When someone choses to speak poorly about you without cause, it becomes easy to internalize it. It also is a natural response to want to retaliate. This song will revitalize your self-worth with a message that if someone is acting immaturely and poorly towards you, it is entirely on them. The speaker doesn't waste any time on fighting. Asking the perpetrator of lies to look within themself, this track brings a tantalizing vindication through lyrics like "does it make you feel happy?" The chorus repeats its title, a message of apathy towards the person, and takes the high road with words like "if you mind yours, I'll mind mine." With a dynamic blend of instrumentals and expressive vocals, "I Don't Mind" will let you get lost in its immersive tune. This guitar-heavy track mixes groovy electric riffs with a rounded strumming acoustic sound. Elise's vocals are edgy and effortlessly smooth as she works through the lyrics. Percussion and piano emphasize the power in the sound of the singing, sounding casual and cool. In the chorus, Elise's breathy vocals are expressive and entrancing. A melodic storytelling that will captivate you comes from the way she uses dark and low vocals to convey a sense of reflective strength while higher vocals are more narrative. This catchy song has a charismatic soft rock and folk sound that tells a story. Elise is an Irish singer and songwriter whose music connects with fans through openness and themes like love and life struggles. Her genre envelops indie folk and alt-pop styles, while integrating a twinge of rock into her sound. Throughout her childhood, Elise immersed herself in music, from playing violin since the age of five to classically training through her youth. In 2019, she launched her career as an independent artist with her debut EP "These Thoughts" making a splash with national stations like RTE Radio 1 and KCLR featuring her songs. With sold out shows at The Set Theatre , Crane Lane , and Bello Bar , Elise performed across Ireland and eventually headlined at Whelan's Ones to Watch. She has played festival shows including Vantastival, Marble City Sounds' series, and Kilkenny Yule-fest. Her music has been featured in the film " The Hurler: A Campion's Tale ", and she has new music coming out with "I Don't Mind" being the first song on an upcoming EP called "I've Been Here". Keep up with Elise's music by checking out the links below. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW ELISE: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Often, I find myself trying to change for others. Whether in a platonic or a romantic relationship, it’s hard just to be myself around people, sometimes. So, I really connected with “Gap In Your Teeth” by JT Foley. This song is the third single off of the upcoming album for singer and songwriter, JT Foley. It’s about making yourself look and feel smaller in a relationship, while also molding yourself to be someone you're not; Someone that another person wants you to be. This is especially telling in this lyric in the chorus, “Don't mind me! / I can squeeze in between the gap in your teeth / Don't mind me! / Pretty please / I can be what you want me to be". When I first read the title for this song, I thought it was going to be more mellow, and even on the verge of melancholy. Instead, I was introduced to an upbeat sound with incredible and captivating lyrics. Lots of incredible production work went into this song. It actually sounds electrifying, in a way - which I love. I think giving the story behind this song and these lyrics actually helped me to feel the music better. I could feel the emotion, but I wasn’t emotional… if that makes sense. It's a juxtaposition, so that you're able to relate to the not-so-positive situation of the lyrics, but still feel uplifted by the soundscape and cathartics of the instrumentation and production. JT Foley is an LA-based singer and songwriter who first began writing songs when she was 8 years old. She is currently signed with Arthouse Entertainment , and is set to release her upcoming EP early next year! Foley takes musical inspiration from artists such as Griff and MUNA , but still has an incredibly unique sound. Today, Foley has an average of nearly 30,000 monthly streams on Spotify, but that number only continues to rise. She was featured on SLANDER ’s single, "High Voltage" - a song which would go on to get over a million streams on the platform. I thoroughly enjoyed “Gap In Your Teeth”, and I think y’all will too. Go and stream the song everywhere, today! Written By Isabel Mays FOLLOW JT FOLEY: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

“Soho Grand” by ROREY is a deeply personal and emotional song about the long road to healing. ROREY asks herself over and over, does it get better? On one hand, experiencing this feeling is almost an outer-body experience. It's like seeing yourself from a bird's-eye lens. You start to wonder if everyone around you can notice your struggles or if it’s hidden so well. The song dives into the importance of asking for help and how tough that can really be. Healing isn’t linear, and healing takes time. The process isn’t the same for everyone. The song starts with an acoustic guitar and breathy vocals. The reverb on the vocals and lyrics make it ethereal. ROREY advised fans to listen to “Soho Grand” on headphones if possible, and I’m thinking it’s because the headphones enhance the listening experience. In some cases, producers and artists craft a song with the sound-field in mind, meaning there are different elements of the track that are layered using time-based effects to transport certain sounds into certain sections of the track. You can hear different elements in the left ear and different elements in the right ear. As the song progresses, the instrumentation and production does as well which contributes to the overall emotional aspect. "Soho Grand" is a song that navigates ROREY's experience with mental health and a dark time in her life. Her music helps you get in touch with your own emotions and to truly examine how you feel about things going on in your life. ROREY is a New York native that grew up bi-costal between Manhattan and LA, meaning she got the best of both worlds. She’s been very musical since a young age. She started playing the guitar at six years old and taught herself piano at fourteen. ROREY started to pursue her career after leaving college in 2019, and released her first single “Predictable” in 2021, which now has over 208,336 streams. With over 2,400 monthly listeners on Spotify, her single “Loaded Gun” has 124,148 streams, “Mirror” has 86,175, and “Sit w It” has 54,823 streams. She has also landed spots on Spotify and Apple Music playlists such as Fresh Finds, Fresh Finds Indie, New Music Daily, New in Pop, and a myriad of Japanese editorial playlists. In 2021, ROREY was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. During this time, she wrote six out of eight songs that will be featured on her upcoming sophomore EP, Dysphoria.  ROREY has a true songwriting talent, and uses her experiences to convey beautiful storytelling. Listen to "Soho Grand" and check it out! Written By Alexa LaMalfa FOLLOW ROREY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

"Y'r Ghost" by Mobley will take you on a climb to emotional heights of love and longing. The speaker of the song waxes poetic about the person they covet, marveling at how truly special they are with lyrics like "you're the apotheosis of a dime piece," that will make you feel touched by the intensity of admiration woven through the words. Interspersed throughout the lyrics of warmth and love, there is a clear message of loss. The subject of the speaker's affection is referred to as a ghost, and the track descends further away from feelings of connection and togetherness, with devastating dives into the reality of mourning. This track is reminiscent of Mobley's EP Cry Havoc! , which introduces a character whose journey of love and loss is further explored in this song. Whether you're a long-time listener and are invested in the characters in Mobley's songs, or simply someone who enjoys poetic expressions of emotion, this song will move you. Click here to listen to Y'r Ghost on Spotify! "Y'r Ghost" is a musical journey that will captivate you with its soundscape that embodies the passionate emotion of its messaging. Jazzy electric guitar, percussion, and piano open the song. Ambient vocals follow the melody of the instrumentals at first, before descending into a rounded, groovy chorus. Mobley carries the melody with his breathy, high vocals while low vocals layer into various portions of the lyrics, adding a dynamic sound. After hitting a high note on the word "ghost", the instrumentals emphasize that spinning, supernatural feeling with an interlude that starts with electronic instrumentals and an energizing drumroll. Electric guitar joins, and from there, a cool and immersive sound begins when Mobley's vocals come in, almost in the background before growing in sound and adapting a resonant electronic style that takes on the passionate feeling of mourning from the lyrics. This song is sure to entrance you with its moving energy and exciting sound. Mobley is a musician with a style spanning alt-rock, alt-pop, and indie rock genres. Dynamically captivating stories are introduced through the artist's unique style and creative singing, songwriting, instrumental, and production talents. His music production, composition, and direction skills have been featured by different types of media including a Paris Olympics Adidas commercial, and an award-winning podcast called All Music is Black Music . Various television platforms have featured his songs including channels like HBO and ESPN. Mobley has opened for artists like Bishop Briggs, Dermot Kennedy, and Cold War Kids, and has performed at festivals including Lollapalooza, Noise Pop, Reeperbahn, and more. Check out the links below to learn more about his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW MOBLEY: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator