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AIKO TOMI – Delulu Demon
“Delulu Demon”, the audacious new mini-album from alternative pop artist AIKO TOMI, is now available across all streaming platforms. Through this three-track journey, AIKO TOMI and producer Andrew Rasmussen invite listeners to embrace contradictions and explore the boundary between light and shadow.
The title track, “Delulu Demon”, sets the tone with a fearless call to pursue every ambition. AIKO TOMI’s engaging lyrics echo an unwavering drive to “have it all”. The intensity found in “Delulu Demon” seamlessly transitions into the chaotic sparkle of “Violently Kawaii” — a dark-pop and hyper-pop fusion that celebrates the whimsical duality of sweet-natured fierceness.
Rounding out the EP is the reflective “Some Lights Need to be Dimmed”, an elegant electronic pop piece that resonates with the serenity of knowing when to step back. AIKO TOMI’s poignant female vocals shine as they weave through art pop and alternative pop soundscapes, offering solace and clarity.
AIKO TOMI’s ‘Delulu Demon’ is more than music; it’s a celebration of human complexity and the beauty of existing between contrasting elements.
Euan Blackman – Sneak Attack
Liverpool’s own Euan Blackman continues to carve his space in the indie pop rock landscape with the eagerly awaited single, “Sneak Attack,” launching on September 27th. This track is Blackman’s bold sonic adventure, riding the wave of 80’s inspired anthemic energies similar to Bruce Springsteen’s “Tunnel Of Love” and Tom Petty’s “Full Moon Fever,” yet woven with the modern melodic pop rock tapestry. “Sneak Attack” is a highlight of his upcoming ‘Thunderstorms’ EP, produced with Tarek Musa, promising a blend of timeless nostalgia with a fresh, electronic twist.
Widely supported by BBC Radio 6 Music, and Spotify UK, Blackman’s music is an introspective journey perfect for contemplative road trips. It’s no surprise that icons like Mike Shinoda and tastemakers like John Kennedy have noticed his potential. With TikTok videos gathering impressive views and streams across platforms, Blackman invites us into his proudly intimate world where the lines blur between nostalgia and innovation. Dive deep into Euan Blackman’s evolving musical journey, and let “Sneak Attack” take you by surprise.
colby! – Doing What I Can
In a time when authenticity and empowerment are essential, rising indie pop artist colby! emerges as a beacon of these virtues with her latest single, “Doing What I Can.” Following the success of her previously acclaimed tracks, “Don’t Know What to Say” and “Gone to Bed,” colby! seamlessly weaves her pop rock essence with alternative vibes and super catchy, introspective lyrics. Her airy yet powerful female vocals on this track resonate with an uplifting message of self-reliance and inner contentment. “The new single is about realizing that you are the only one who can make yourself happy, and you can’t let others’ opinions affect what you do or how you feel,” colby! shares.
This genre-defying pop trailblazer continues to redefine the indie sphere, earning spots on playlists such as Apple Music’s New In Indie and Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Pop. With “Doing What I Can,” colby! asserts her place in the music world, inviting listeners to embrace their individuality and dance to their own rhythm.
Gabrielle Stein – Heart Me
Unleashing her creative prowess, Gabrielle Stein’s latest single, “Heart Me,” emerges as a hauntingly introspective dive into the complexities of online interaction and identity. Rooted deeply within the dark-pop genre, this self-produced track spotlights Stein’s unique essence as she juggles pop, electronic pop, and alternative pop elements effortlessly. Every note and beat in “Heart Me” is crafted with meticulous intent, as Stein herself has woven the lyrics, music, and production into a seamless sonic tapestry.
Located in the vibrant music scene of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Stein’s female vocals guide listeners through the labyrinthine corridors of the digital world, asking us to reflect on who we become when we surrender to the echo chamber of online affirmations. In a landscape cluttered with digital noise, Gabrielle Stein’s voice stands out, offering not just a musical experience, but a poignant commentary on modern existence. Embrace the introspection; explore “Heart Me” now.
Manu Chevalier – If you could hear what i say
Dancing his way into summer’s spotlight, Manu Chevalier breaks new ground with his third release, “If You Could Hear What I Say.” Drawing from the effervescent whirl of 80s and 90s funk disco, this single captures the hypnotic charm of dance floors bathed in neon lights, yet is tailored for today’s commercial pop audience. Deran Day’s vocals, reminiscent of Craig David, glide effortlessly across the track, infusing it with super catchy dance grooves that stay with you long after the song ends.
Already making waves on radio and Spotify playlists, Chevalier’s creation–composed, arranged, and produced by himself–borrows inspiration from classics like The Brand New Heavies, seamlessly blending nostalgia with current danceable rhythms. Described as a ‘commercial pop anthem’, it’s a testament to Chevalier’s ability to maintain a delicate balance between modernity and the timeless appeal of the past.
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