Victoria Moralez , ‘Colored Transmission Waves’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Victoria Moralez’s new release, ‘Colored Transmission Waves’, is another feast for the ears.

Victoria Moralez

The Swedish artist’s latest single is everything we could have dreamed of right now! Her voice gleams like a bright star, and she takes us on an incredible journey. Her tones blend in well with the enticing musical instrumental, and her insertion of new elements and structural alterations make us want to hit the reply button as soon as it ends.


Photo Credit: Victoria Moralez.

Raphael Klemm, ‘Dig Our Hole’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Raphael Klemm, the Swiss musician, has released a new song called “Dig Our Hole.”

Raphael Klemm

It’s difficult not to fall in love with this new release from the forward-thinking musician. He successfully puts his concept into action, introducing a new indie electronic pop edge while remaining true to the style that drove him so far. His vocals are captivating, and his message is thought-provoking, resulting in an adventure that you won’t find anywhere else.


Photo Credit: Raphael Klemm.

Freelevel, ‘Black’

Words By Joey Rochert.

With their new track, ‘Black,’ Freelevel has us clinging to their every note. The current pop song is enthralling from the first second and continues to enchant throughout.

Freelevel

Anna Christoffersson, the vocalist, takes a giant step forward here and smashes it with a vocal that gives the industry’s biggest names a run for their money. The music is remarkably stimulating, with a booming backdrop unlike any other in the present scene.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Freelevel.

Spectral Display, ‘It Burns You When It’s Hot’

Words By Joey Rochert.

It’s easy to understand why Spectral Display and their current electronic pop album, ‘It Burns You When It’s Hot,’ are on their way to the top. Furthermore, the track’s quality shines through, and the band’s self-assurance is endearing.

Spectral Display

This new fresh delivery is everything we could have hoped for from the hitmakers right from the start! It’s energising with a contemporary twist, and the musical production floats through the airwaves with panache. The vocals are particularly stunning, transporting us to a world where only the most rapturous of vibes belong.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Spectral Display.

Madame Black Rose, ‘Heartsong’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Madame Black Rose brings a new aura to the fore of music with ‘Heartsong’. From the start, the latest release takes us on an adventure, and the occasion is unforgettable for all the right reasons.

Madame Black Rose

The bells are ringing, synths reverberate throughout the mix, and Madame Black Rose enchants us with her fascinating vocal performance. She explores a new age realm while building on an archaic base that draws inspiration from various sources.


Photo Credit: Madame Black Rose.

Thomas Cole X Lizzie Allyn, ‘Fairy Tales’

Words By Joey Rochert.

‘Fairy Tales,’ a collaboration between Thomas Cole and Lizzie Allyn, has pop vitality. Together, they’re unstoppable, and they’re bringing an exciting experience right to your speakers!

Thomas Cole
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Fortunately for us, Thomas has been feeding us tunes for the past year, which has helped us get through the madness of the pandemic! However, just when we think he can’t get any more exciting, he does, and his new song collaboration with Lizzie Allyn is pure bliss. They’re both magical in their storytelling, and as the song progresses, the song’s meaning emerges like a Disney movie.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Thomas Cole.

Spectral Display, ‘You’re My Religion’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Spectral Display, the electronic pop band, still have the golden touch, as evidenced by their song ‘You’re My Religion.’

Spectral Display

It is clear from the start that this track will be a gripper, and it does not disappoint as the song progresses. Furthermore, a piano and synth loop pave the way for Paul Simon’s magnificent vocal performance. His vocals are top-class, and he possesses all of the necessary ingredients to propel this single to the top of the music realm.

The hook slaps the chops for all the right reasons, and the refrain is colossal. It satisfies our desire and causes a deep indent that draws us back time and time again.

Check it out below.


Photo Credit: Spectral Display.

Marije, ‘Stupid Lie’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Marije’s new single, ‘Stupid Lie,’ is rocketing to the top of the pop music radar. The song is ideal for individuals who crave lively dance-pop, and it rips through the industry noise with gusto!

Marije

The singer uses a vocal approach that gives the avant-garde of current music a new lease on life. The music is also significant, with an enthusiastic pace that will have you bopping your head in no time! Also, she possesses a certain quality that few others in the contemporary scene occupy.

You can take a listen to ‘Stupid Lie’ below.


Photo Credit: Marije.

Noah Lema, ‘One For You’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Noah Lema is the man of the moment, and with ‘One For You,’ he slaps the chops with vigour. It’s available now on all major streaming services, and given its high quality, it’s no surprise it’s climbing the ranks!

Noah Lema

Anderton provides the vocals for the music, synergising with Noah to create a timeless mix. Furthermore, the cadence is contagious, and the slew of arrangements that appear as the track develops leaks the kind of excitement that is needed now more than ever.

It begins with an 80s prelude that immediately establishes the tone for the rest of the single. But, as the road unfolds, Noah stays loyal to present times, with many fresh sounds jumping out of the compound.

You can take a listen to ‘One For You’ below.


Photo Credit: Noah Lema.

Thomas Cole And EJ Garlands, ‘Cringe’

Words By Joey Rochert.

Thomas Cole and EJ Garlands are two of the most exciting pop stars to jump out of the scene in some time. They have a charisma that is hard to come by, and they fill the air with excitement as soon as their new track, ‘Cringe’, kicks off.

Thomas Cole

The release is all about people maybe feeling cringed out by others being different. They advocate for welcoming difference and empower us with their strong message about accepting everybody around us. The music is uplifting, and there is so much going on within the mix that it is difficult to get it all down in one review.

Furthermore, a piercing dance structure pulls us from our seats, and the synths and thumping bass riff pulsate their way out of the speakers, leaving us clinging to the speakers.


Photo Credit: Thomas Cole.