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You know we’re here for the new music. Jerrica Alyssa has this gorgeous voice and infectious melodies that evoke another time. Her new song “Those Cherry Lips” is instantly catchy but has this thread of sensuality that ties it all together. We talked to the up-and-coming artist about what has been inspiring her lately.
New Music Friday can be overwhelming, but we’ve picked the best tracks from the week to get you going.
Joyeur just dropped their EP Lifeeater and their sound is like nothing else. The dynamic duo of singer-songwriter Joelle Corey and producer-instrumentalist Anna Feller creates crazy rhythms and intense melodies. We talked to Joelle about the new EP and what has been inspiring them lately.
Denali has the most romantic backstory to her music. Her parents were both musicians and she basically grew up backstage at the Met, but she always wanted to be in front of the curtain. When she was 15 she got a development deal. Which means she had to find her identity as an artist.
If there’s anything we at The New Nine love, it’s an outspoken, badass female artist. LA-based Your Smith is just that. With a new EP, ‘Bad Habit’, that has just hit airwaves and an upcoming tour, we wanted to get a front row seat to her creative process.
New Music Friday can be overwhelming. Here are the best tracks from this week and maybe some from last week because that just happens okay?
New Music Friday can be overwhelming. Here are some of our favorite tracks to cut through the noise.
Cape Cub’s euphoric sound is upbeat and wonderful for your fall soundtrack. They released their latest single, “Moonglow” which touches on everything beautiful in life, even when everything around you isn’t. As an avid Grey’s Anatomy fan, it was wonderful to be able to connect my two worlds together after learning they were featured on the soundtrack. Check out our Q&A with the group.
LOVA has been getting a ton of attention with her dreamy music. She talks about feminism and body positivity in a way that’s honest and relatable. She’s playing alongside Zara Larsson, ALMA, and Icona Pop at the Queens of Pop festival in Sweden and is bound to be a hit. We talked to the up-and-coming artist about overcoming her insecurities and the inspiration behind her songs.
I’ll be honest, I listen to a lot of songs. I feel like it can be easy to be jaded by music and say everything sounds the same, but I’m being completely honest when I say I cannot stop listening to Felicity’s song “Pilot with a Fear of Heights.” The title caught my attention and the chorus quickly became stuck in my head. I listened to it on loop all day.
