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Carly and Martina Drop Off Their Nostalgia Pop Cut,  "Your Song"

Carly and Martina Drop Off Their Nostalgia Pop Cut,  "Your Song"

July 9, 2020 Listen to the premiere of Carly and Martina's new single, "Your Song."
Author: Malc.
Pop
Fiji Blue Injects Us With a Much Needed Dose of Summer on  "I Should've Told You"

Fiji Blue Injects Us With a Much Needed Dose of Summer on  "I Should've Told You"

July 9, 2020 Fiji Blue strikes again with another banger to get us through this long summer.
Author: Joey Legittino
Get Ready to Dance to  "Crazy 4 U" By Nawas [Premiere]

Get Ready to Dance to  "Crazy 4 U" By Nawas [Premiere]

July 9, 2020 Get ready to dance.
Author: Alexis Vaganos
Billy Lemos Releases  "Always" Ahead of His Debut Album [Premiere]

Billy Lemos Releases  "Always" Ahead of His Debut Album [Premiere]

July 9, 2020 Billy Lemos has a penchant for eclectic sounds and consistently finds a way to mold his sonic amalgamations into very unique compositions.
Author: Malc.
Daren Transforms an Uncomfortable Conversation Into the Infectious "I'm Right You're Wrong"

Daren Transforms an Uncomfortable Conversation Into the Infectious "I'm Right You're Wrong"

July 9, 2020 Inspired by an unfruitful conversation with his father, regarding Black Lives Matter, Daren transposed the learning experience into a standout track.
Author: Ruby Scott
pop

Là˜Là˜ is Redefining Bedroom Pop With Her Performance of  "Dead Inside" [Premiere]

July 8, 2020 Since releasing her debut single, "Yours," in 2018, Toronto native Là˜Là˜ has been on our radar. "Yours", a catchy pop breakup song, was the perfect vessel for Là˜Là˜ to arrive in. Her style of relatable pop bops have helped her gain the attention of fans all over the world. She released her debut EP, Sweater Collection, in 2019 and is back with new music ahead of her debut album. "Dead Inside" was released last month and speaking on the song, Là˜Là˜ said:"From the title, you'd probably think Dead Inside is a sad song, but it's not. It's about feeling a glimmer of hope at a time where I really didn't think I'd be able to feel anything ever again. Kinda like that first breath of fresh air, when you hadn't even noticed you were holding your breath in the first place. I wrote it about a time in my life where I quite literally felt dead inside. I was putting on a smile and going through the motions of every day life, but I felt empty. Then I met someone who reminded me what it felt like to be 'me'. I don't know how it happened but all of a sudden I woke up - they made me feel alive again. I wrote this song as a thank you to them.Today, we are lucky enough to be premiering a special performance of "Dead Inside." "Normally, my songs are created in writing sessions/collaborations. I wrote this song alone in my bedroom, so I thought it would be fitting to sing it live in my bedroom. Since we couldn't have socially distanced properly in my room at home, I ended up recording it at my friend Justin's (@ThatGoodGraphic's) studio in Toronto. And I even got to bring my bed lol."  Check out the performance below and check back for more from Là˜Là˜ in the future.
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Carly Rose's Reign As Indie Pop Queen Begins With  "twentyone"

Carly Rose's Reign As Indie Pop Queen Begins With  "twentyone"

July 8, 2020 In her new single "twentyone," Carly Rose gives us a wake up call we've been putting off for far too long.
Author: Lauryn Tauber
pop
Huron John & Lonely God Are Now In "Control"

Huron John & Lonely God Are Now In "Control"

July 8, 2020 Aaron Taos's buzzy tune "Control" just got a lively Vitamin C shot from Huron John and Lonely God.
Author: Precious Kato
Pop
Feeling Chilly? Tune In To Top That Track's  "Covers To Keep You Warm At Night"

Feeling Chilly? Tune In To Top That Track's  "Covers To Keep You Warm At Night"

July 8, 2020 Indie talent Chloe Moriondo joins Top That Track this week!
Author: Precious Kato
Joshua Crumbly Showcases Simple Sonic Decadence on "Afria" [Premiere]

Joshua Crumbly Showcases Simple Sonic Decadence on "Afria" [Premiere]

July 8, 2020 Talented musicians are spoiled for choices, they can command beauty and merit out of any instrument, often in a way that's startling for its simplicity. Joshua Crumbly has this very talent.
Author: DJ Connor