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Rebecca Riggo’s ‘Obsession’ Showcases her Pop Soul Sound
Rebecca Riggo’s release of ‘Obsession’ on May 26th showcases her talents as an indie artist and producer hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden. The single offers a pop soul sound, infused with playful nods to 80s synths, and explores the theme of obsessive love, flirting, and the awakening of someone’s perception of reality.
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Akash’s Latest Single ‘Number One’ – A Catchy Tune That Will Capture Your Heart
Canadian singer-songwriter Akash, from Markham, Ontario, has recently released his latest single ‘Number One’. If you love modern pop music, ‘Number One’ is a must-listen. This romantic pop ballad is sure to capture your heart.
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“Extremes” EP: Finds Gold’s Journey Through Bipolar Disorder
“Extremes” is not just an EP, it’s a journey through the ups and downs of bipolar disorder. Read review by Jacqueline Jax for AVA Live Radio. This EP offers listeners a rare opportunity to experience the personal struggle of living with bipolar disorder. With each track, Finds Gold takes us on a unique emotional journey as he…
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Dreamy Pop Ballad ‘You’ve Been Gone A While Now ‘ by Shannon Netemeyer
Shannon Netemeyer’s latest single, “You’ve Been Gone A While Now”. This chilled-out ballad has a dreamy, synth 80s-inspired style that will transport you to another world. Her haunting vocals gave us chills when we first heard it landing perfectly in a pre-summer bed of warmth just as the weather turned.
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The single ‘Tears Don’t Fall’ is a brilliant heartfelt expression of honesty
Graham Riley’s “Tears Don’t Fall” is a powerful expression of honesty that will inspire you to push forward on to new chapters. Graham Riley’s “Tears Don’t Fall” is a touching song that captures the raw emotion of heartbreak and loss.
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GRIPPA’s New Video CRASH Show her Bright Future as a Pop Star
From this wacky world of neon lights, hilarious memes and edgy attitude, GRIPPA carries on the legacy of bold female artists such as Lady Gaga and Doja Cat, who can rattle your musical perception with a single note while still very much enjoying themselves as real people and not pedestaled divas.
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