New Music Sunday: August 25 2019

Like any unapologetic Gemini, Anna Moon, doesn’t like choosing sides. Instead, the 24-year-old singer, songwriter, performer and powerhouse pop-star-to-be opts to meld the double-edged paradoxes of her personality. “Duality is my motif,” she says. “My voice, when I sing, is very jazz. The production is very pop. My style is a mixture of modern and old school.” If there's one word to describe Anna perfectly, it's ELEGANCE, which she has tattooed on her knuckles.

Her song Tightrope features her sparkling voice and quick-witted lyrics and we can't stop listening.

CYNreturns today with a brand new single,“Never-ending Summer”and news of herhighly-anticipated debut EP, ‘Mood Swing’ which is outSeptember 20th.

CYN reveals, “With this song, I had aimed to embrace themes that felt like summer: friendship, living in the moment, and youth. I’m really happy and excited to be releasing a song with undeniable optimism and appreciation for the good times in life.”

Wrabel is clearly one of the best songwriters of our time.

Reflecting on the electrifying spark and a burgeoning chemistry with a new lover, “magic” boasts a joyful swagger that perfectly captures the essence of young love. The track (co-written and produced by Kid Harpoon) boasts lyrics that delve into the instant, undeniable emotional and physical attraction between two people (“I swear I knew you in another life, you love me so good I had to love you twice”), as well as Wrabel’s blissful higher vocal register, and his trusted piano that serves as the backbone of the song. 

We are READY for Brasko to drop Sexdreamsuperstar but we're thankful he gave us another little taste with "Vertigo." 

“i wrote a song about an intimate experience i had in miami. this person was super forward and made me feel like passing out through the intensity of their presence so i figured- you can’t meet a goddess and not write a song about her”

Eda Green's haunting new song "I Hate Me Too" immediately hit me, it's about confronting your own demons and accepting yourself.

“I Hate Me Too” is about not knowing if it’s your insecurities controlling your thoughts or if that’s the reality. In a way, I feel like this song is about coming to terms with the fact that both might be true.

Today,22-year-old songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and artist FINNEAS, releases his latest song “Shelter.”

With this release comes the exciting news of his highly awaited debut EP, Blood Harmony, out on October 4.

In speaking about the new song, FINNEAS reveals, “I wrote this song a couple years ago and just let it percolate for a while, seeing how it would age,”he explains.“When I looked through my music to release this year, I came across the demo and was pleasantly surprised to find I still liked it.”He continues. “Usually, I get bored of my stuff almost immediately. I wanted this song to have an urgency to it when I recorded it, the same way that the lyrics do—the kind of feverish feeling that accompanies loving someone.”

Look, I'm not the first person to tell you to listen to Taylor Swift (please don't kill me), but this album has some legs. I like "Cruel Summer" and "Lover" but I LOVE "The Man" because Swift just says everything ever woman has thought in her career.