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Johan Lenox has released his latest, “No One Gets Me”, and it’s a mellow jam that will keep you addicted. It’s a song about clinging on to youth. Auto tune has been done but now there’s Johan Lenox auto tune that will keep you entranced. “No One Gets Me” is the latest single from What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up out March 11. Lenox uses a variety of instruments including woodwinds, strings, brass, vocals, and programmed drums. Reminiscent of Post Malone’s style, Lenox learned from the best including Kanye West, Lil Nas X, Travis Scott, Channel Tres, Teyana…

Moving forward can be tough, but singer songwriter LP is making it easier to say “Goodbye” with her new uptempo single. She sings “The loveless/the what’s next/the subtext is complex/And in the end we are all just having the same sex” It may allude to a former relationship, but one thing is clear: LP is marking her next record Churches (out 10/8) with an aura we have not seen from her yet. The singer has two billion streams under her belt. LP says, “’Goodbye’ is a blast for the soul. A spring cleaning to free myself and hopefully others from…

LA Based avant-garde artist, mehro, is giving off major Gotye vibes–not only with his video but with his exciting lyrical poetry. He sings, “If I could go back in time, I’d shoot my shot, just so I could have a chance with you,” on the lush “chance with you”. Check out the video below.

Brooklyn’s tripped out rock act Acid Dad are set to release their sophomore LP, Take It From The Dead, on June 11. “‘RC Driver’ is about how I wish I raced cars for a living,” says Acid Dad’s Vaughn Hunt. “All I wanna do is go fast and do stunts. I grew up near a lake, so jet skis are the next closest thing. Ain’t nothing like rippin’ a supercharged Sea-Doo going 90mph on pure glass, baby.” Acid Dad is an American alternative-rock band composed of singer-guitarists Vaughn Hunt and Sean Fahey and drummer Trevor Mustoe.  The band was born in…

The Australian Adele, CLOVES, had her moment in 2018 with her hit single “Don’t Forget About Me”. The public cherished her vocals and simplistic style. Now the pop star is trying to redefine herself with her edgy new song “Sicko”, which paints the singer in a different light with her struggles with anxiety and depression. Her sophomore album is due out later this year. CLOVES says about the song, “’Sicko’ is my best way of painting the tunnel vision, panic scramble of social anxiety. It’s like a living, breathing second personality in your brain. One which makes you question everything…

Indie collective MICHELLE has released their single called “FYO” and it’s lush R&B indie sounds combined with their serious lyrical undertone about growing up with mixed cultural backgrounds make this one of the bands that you need to know for 2021. The band is comprised of members Sofia D’Angelo, Julian Kaufman, Charlie Kilgore, Layla Ku, Emma Lee and Jamee Lockard. They have been getting praise across the board from NYLON to the Fader. Speaking on the message behind FYO, Jamee Lockard from the band shares: “FYO” is about belonging to different worlds but feeling rejected by both. Growing up as…

Newcomer, conner, is a multi-instrumentalist artist hailing from Maryland. He packs his tunes with a one two punch melody that’ll remind you of Machine Gun Kelly meets Blink 182’s catalogue of songs. Sharp-edged vocals with a guitar driven wall of melody will have you addicted to Conner. Check out his new song “bite the bullet” below.

The sassy pop sensibilities of Whoa Dakota is a mix between 90s pop star Cathy Dennis (if your mind can go back that far) and Kiesza. She struts her bad self in a vintage clothing shop in her newest clip “Walk Right By”. Her soaring vocals make for a good time on the dance floor. And that is what the doctor ordered in 2020, believe it or not. Check out Whoa Dakota’s “Walk Right By” below and expect much more from this disco queen in the coming year.

Ted When, who was the frontman of eclectic indie rock outfit, Mansions on the Moon, is branching off into solo territory. His first song, “Edge Off”, which can be heard below, is an anthem for those suffering in depression and anxiety during these isolated times. He told the Fader that he felt very isolated when he first moves to Nashville. “I had struggled with substance abuse, so that desire to shed off feeling and to be unconscious, the idea of self-sedation, is there in ‘Edge Off.’” The song itself delves into the world of electronica and hip hop.

Photo Courtesy of Shutterstock Lady Gaga is going back to her disco roots with another terrible overproduced track. While some may argue that her songwriting skills are getting better, the song sounds like a Daft Punk song on steroids. Lady Gaga sings “I didn’t ask for a free ride/I only asked you to show me a real good time/I never asked for the rainfall/At least I showed up, you showed me nothing at all.” The song features Ariana Grande. Listen to it here.