Cassadee Pope Is Returning To Her Roots

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As a major Hey Monday fan as a teen, you can imagine the immense joy I got when I saw Cassadee Pope going back to her rock roots. We got to catch up with the female rocker at SXSW, and it was truly a dream come true.  You are no stranger to rock music. You began your career with Hey …

Estevie: The Future Of Cumbia

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What was the moment you felt like your career shifted and when you knew that you wanted to do music with your life? Estevie: I started from a very young age. I started singing when I was eight. But I don’t really feel like there was ever a moment where I was like, “All right. This is it. This is …

Interview with Indy: A Songstress of Summery Pop Perfection

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Walking the streets of New York City with feelings on her mind, Indy returned to the world of music by flawlessly crafting one of 2024’s ultimate songs of the summer. After debuting with her first project just last year, the New Zealand singer-songwriter is already back and gracing fans with a brand-new era of music. In 2023, Indy’s EP titled …

Draumr: Things You Say To Yourself

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Draumr’s music hits hard. His introspective lyrics really set a scene, and his matching visuals are so well thought-out and stunning. His new song “Things You Say To Yourself,” with Matya shows naviagting challenges and dealing with the voice inside your head. We talked to him about the song and the way he plans his music videos. How did you …

Our New Obsession: LØLØ

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I’ve been obsessed with LØLØ’s aesthetic and in-your-face honest lyrics. She has this ability to create these outlandish ideas and make them somehow feel so specific to you. Relatable with a hint of whimsy. Her new project, “falling for robots and wishing i was one” is an intricate world ready to get lost in. We talked to her about the …

Sahera: The First Qatari Pop Princess

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As the first-ever pop singer from Qatar, this artist hopes to pave the way for the next generation of Arab diaspora artists. Meet Sahera. Growing up in Southern California, the independent singer-songwriter has carved a unique path in music by blending her LA roots with her Arab heritage. Sprinkling in a bit of 2000s pop with some classic R&B melodies …

Interview with JORDY: Pride Month Just Got Sexier

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It’s Pride Month, and your ears deserve to celebrate the occasion with a lively, seductive, and tantalizing new album from Los Angeles-based pop singer JORDY. After releasing a more emotional and vulnerable project last year with his sophomore album, BOY, JORDY is back and fully recharged — but this time, things are getting a bit more spicy. SEX WITH MYSELF is the title …

Ivory Layne: Your New Favorite with Good Girl Guilt

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Raised in a musical family, Ivory Layne discovered her own passion for music at 14, inspired by artists like Imogen Heap, Arcade Fire, and Coldplay. Through platforms like Patreon, Ivory shares her music and the stories behind her songs, forging a deeper connection with her fans. Join us as we delve into Ivory Layne’s artistic evolution and explore the heartfelt …

Pauli The PSM: We Do Everything But Be Human

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I had never felt more nervous and excited for an interview. Getting to sit over coffee during the peak of springtime in Austin with what I deem a genius in music – both on and off the stage. Pauli the PSM stopped by our little Texas town for a few SXSW showcases and I KNEW we had to meet. We got …

Maryze: The Sultry Bilingual Pop Star You Need To Know

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Maryze’s sultry vocals and powerhouse melodies immediately caught our attention. We went to her show in Los Angeles, where she strutted across the stage with her big hair, belting out “La Vie En Rose” and debuted her gorgeous 80s-tinged cover of Gwen Stefani’s iconic song “Cool.” Maryze has a vision and she definitely needs to be on your radar.  How did you get started …