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In “Hayhat,” Bessan Ismail shifts from online personality to balladeer, capturing the fatigue of repeated betrayal through a polished, emotionally flat vocal style shaped by producer Fouad Jned. “Mi Quinceañera” turns Kimberly Contrerax’s milestone birthday into a satirical spectacle, with Papá Recocha lending comedic flair to a Latin pop production bathed in autotune. Nirvair Pannu’s “Rabb Nal Gall” ties Punjabi tradition to modern beats, where lyrics by Jagjit Brar balance divine reflection with personal agency. Alvin Smith’s “Ndi Occupé,” co-produced by Fernando Aye and Jibu The Classic 8255, loops Afrobeat with funk and R&B inflections. “Balade” from 1D1R and Vacra blends cloud rap and Mbalax into an understated Paris-to-Dakar exchange on emotional ambiguity.
Here are the brand new worldwide love songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
50 . Bessan Ismail – Hayhat
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Date Added : Apr 8,2025
“Hayhat” by Bessan Ismail traces the unraveling of trust, where repeated forgiveness only sharpens the sting of betrayal. Produced by Fouad Jned, the track leans into emotional erosion rather than catharsis, sketching a portrait of someone who’s had enough—finally, and quite definitively. A Syrian YouTuber born in 2003, Ismail swaps daily vlogs for somber reflection, packaging heartbreak with a polished melodic edge popular across the Middle East. Music video directed by : Hayfa Al Fakih 
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49 . Kimberly Contrerax, Papá Recocha – Mi Quinceañera
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Date Added : Apr 8,2025
“Mi Quinceañera” pairs Kimberly Contrerax with Papá Recocha in a track staged as both tribute and spectacle, marking her 15th birthday in April 2025. Kimberly—Colombian content creator and member of Familia Recocha—leans into the theatrics of coming-of-age tropes with tongue firmly in cheek. The collaboration oscillates between playful absurdity and wide-eyed celebration, a quince ritual reimagined in auto-tuned technicolor. |
48 . Nirvair Pannu – Rabb Nal Gall
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Date Added : Apr 8,2025
Nirvair Pannu threads modern rhythms through rural sentiment in “Rabb Nal Gall,” a Punjabi track drawn from his album PRIME. Produced by Deol Harman, the sound balances clean trap-influenced percussion with melodic nods to folk instrumentation. Jagjit Brar’s lyrics sketch the uneasy geometry between divine will and mortal decisions, delivered through Pannu’s signature vocal restraint and control. Music video directed by : Sagar Deol – Song featured on the album : Prime
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47 . Alvin Smith – Ndi Occupé (w/ Fernando Aye)
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Date Added : Apr 8,2025
“Ndi Occupé” pairs Alvin Smith with recurring collaborator Fernando Aye in an Afrobeat production shaped by Jibu The Classic 8255. The track layers crisp percussions over subtly restless rhythms, while Smith slips in hints of R&B, funk, and soul like a multitasker toggling tabs mid-conversation. No stranger to sonic double dealings, Smith continues charting a stylistic route less blinkered than most genre-bound attempts. |
46 . 1D1R – Balade (w/ Vacra)
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Date Added : Apr 8,2025
“Balade” pairs Paris-born 1D1R with Vacra, whose signature blend of hip-hop, cloud rap, and RnB continues here with studied nonchalance. 1D1R filters his stories through a mix of R&B melodies and Senegalese Mbalax textures—personal yet never confessional, melodic without sentimentality. The track folds neatly into Vacra’s post-“Pygmalion” collaborations, bypassing grandeur for nuance and restraint. Music video directed by : Quentin Foulley
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45 . Fukra Insaan & Harman Hundal – Tareefan
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Tareefan” pairs Indian YouTuber and rapper Fukra Insaan with Canadian R&B composer Harman Hundal in a Punjabi pop offering that leans into flattery with deliberate exaggeration. Layered with lines like “I praise you day and night” and “Chalti kuch aise jo udhne laga hoon,” the track alternates between overzealous devotion and poetic metaphor. Love here isn’t subtle—it’s chronicled, recited, and ritualized with near-religious intensity. Music video directed by : The Frame (Vaksh Vimal)
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44 . Kunmie – Arike
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Arike” casts Kunmie into the thick of Afrobeat romance, where vulnerability meets restraint. With lines like “If you leave me, I might die before my time,” he sketches a portrait of almost-excessive devotion, the kind that teeters between poetic and desperate. Lifted from his four-track debut EP “Before We Became Strangers,” the track sits at the junction of Afrobeat rhythm and R&B melancholia, navigating emotional exposure with calculated flair. |
43 . Russ – April 7
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
In “April 7,” Russ pens a melodic ode to his partner, blending affection with bravado. Over a smooth instrumental, he salutes her sweetness, stature, and spiritual contradictions—“You religious, but you Christian / When you kneel down, keep your eyes on me.” Fashion receipts run high, wallets stay home, and phone calls still ignite joy, as Russ narrates a romance punctuated by splurges, longing, and emotional clarity. Song featured on the album : W!Ld
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42 . Chris Grey & Allegra Jordyn – Bring Me Back To Life
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Bring Me Back to Life” pairs Chris Grey with Allegra Jordyn in a duet circling emotional resuscitation by romantic means. Grey’s understated guitar work underlines Jordyn’s steady plea for warmth, echoing through lyrics like “warm me up, I’m cold as stone.” Released via Rebellion Records, this March 2025 single hovers between longing and resignation, as both voices trace the fine line between desire and despair. The repeated chorus—”Bring me back to life”—delivers the message with all the grace of a last-ditch voicemail, unanswered.
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41 . Mario – Ultima
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
In “Ultima,” Mario traces the contours of emotional inertia, pairing spectral lyrics with a plea for revival through love. Drifting between metaphors of darkness and decay, he pleads, “Bring me back to life,” as though affection itself were a spark capable of defibrillating the void. Haunted halls, static air, and cold stone hearts set the tone for a slow-burning appeal to be remembered, wanted, and salvaged from loveless oblivion. Music video directed by : David Mogan – Song featured on the album : Glad You Came
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40 . Sushant KC – Pagal
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
Setting the emotional ground for the film *Karma*, “Pagal” threads Sushant KC’s signature melancholia through a sonic veil crafted by producer Saswot Shrestha. KC wears every creative hat—vocalist, composer, and lyricist—tethering his narrative to the raw volatility implied by a title that translates to “Crazy.” Anchored in themes of emotional disarray, the track aligns neatly with his pattern of writing from personal unrest, like in “Aama” or “Maya.”
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39 . Emtee – Wake Up (w/ Nanette) / War
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
“Wake Up” pairs Emtee’s laconic delivery with Nanette’s plaintive melodies, sketching a dynamic of tension rather than harmony. His clipped flow sits coolly against her warmer tone, neither yielding nor clashing. On “War,” Emtee pivots solo, winding through themes of endurance and defiance with his trademark unfiltered cadence. Both tracks extend a narrative arc rooted in survival rather than resolution. Song featured on the album : Diy3
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38 . Jazeek & Samira – Crazyyy
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
Blending hip-hop rhythms with R&B smoothness, “Crazyyy” pairs Jazeek’s mellow flow with Samira’s airy vocals in a bilingual confession of emotional disarray. The hook—“Girl, you drive me crazy”—recurs like a mantra, both pleading and accusatory. Jazeek, who first surfaced through TikTok with his sample-heavy “Blunt für dich,” brings a polished, label-signed confidence. Samira 151, fresh off her debut album “Amor,” offers a voice steeped in contemporary R&B restraint. Music video directed by : Lucca Mille
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37 . Elijah Kitaka – Ekyange
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
In “Ekyange,” Elijah Kitaka glides between Afrobeat grooves and R&B textures, allowing his vocals to unravel a story that feels equal parts intimate and indifferent. The track, released under Swangz Avenue, leans into a tone of understated resolve, draped in minimalist production that avoids making too many promises. Kitaka, a drummer-turned-vocalist with a reggae past, side-steps nostalgia in favor of a slick, genre-bending detour. Known for songs like “Muliro” and “Right or Wrong,” his collaborations with artists like Maurice Kirya shape an understated presence in Uganda’s shifting musical dialogue.
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36 . Rotimi – Questions
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
In “Questions,” Rotimi croons his way through declarations of unshaken devotion, pairing velvet-smooth vocals with lyrics that toe the line between romantic and borderline devotional. The track, released in November 2024, features Tanzanian artist Vanessa Mdee in a music video that opts for languid gazes and slow embraces rather than plot twists. Rotimi, born Olurotimi Akinosho in Maplewood, New Jersey, delivers a performance steeped in polished sentiment. Song featured on the album : In My Heart In My Veins
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35 . James Alyn – Show Me Your Love
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Date Added : Apr 1,2025
“Show Me Your Love” sees James Alyn recalibrate his solo trajectory after the March 2024 split of HYBS, the Thai-Singaporean’s previous duo project. Released in March 2025, the track marks a return not so much with confetti but with controlled introspection, shedding the Alyn Wee moniker he once carried solo. Indie-pop textures frame Alyn’s attempt to rewrite his artistic script—less fanfare, more recalibration with intent.
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34 . Ladipoe – I No Be God
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Date Added : Mar 28,2025
Built atop DUKE’s minimalist production, “I No Be God” scrutinizes the myth of the infallible man with precision and irony. Ladipoe strips power from pedestal, dissecting expectation, ego, and flaw with deliberate cadence and surgical phrasing. Born Ladipo Eso in 1992, the rapper enters this release with prior nods for “Know You” featuring Simi and a 2020 Headies win for Best Collaboration. He joined Mavin Records as their first rapper in 2017.
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33 . 450 – No Patience
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Date Added : Mar 28,2025
“No Patience” pairs 450’s melodic phrasing with tense, clipped beats courtesy of producer week.day, who also signs off on mixing and mastering. Tristen Escoffery, known mononymously as 450, steers Jamaican dancehall into smoother territory, a tactic seen in earlier tracks like “Size Ten” and “Wild n Rich.” The sound strays from the combative to something more insistent—less plead, more quiet ultimatum. Song featured on the album : Pieces Of Me
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32 . Costel Biju – Dacă Ți Se Face Dor
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Date Added : Mar 28,2025
Released in March 2025, “Dacă Ți Se Face Dor” adds another entry to Costel Biju’s ongoing catalogue under Manele VTM. Produced by Fram, the track follows recent singles like “Mama mea” and “MERIT TOTUL,” staying within the manele framework Biju has refined since his 2013 debut “Come on love love.” While drawing from Romanian folk roots, his sound frequently leans on contemporary rhythms with an ironic nod to romantic turmoil.
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31 . Orlando Brown – Love To You
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Date Added : Mar 28,2025
Released in 2025, “Love To You” pairs Orlando Brown with Jaguar Wright in an unexpected R&B union that slightly reorients Brown’s unpredictable public persona toward something smoother, if no less complex. Trading sitcom reruns for moody harmonies, the former Disney Channel actor, known for early roles since 1995’s “Major Payne,” slips into late-night crooning without disowning his turbulent backstory. Brown, whose past tracks include 2016’s “Fuck My Fame” and 2022’s “Squid Games,” lends a wary intensity to the duet, echoing years of spectacle both onscreen and off—Dr. Phil appearances included.
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30 . D-Perfect – Mpral Fèw
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Date Added : Mar 28,2025
“Mpral Fèw” marks a 2025 single from Haitian singer-songwriter D-Perfect, whose career arcs from early covers like Chris Brown’s “New Flame” to group ventures with L’As and EKIP. The track drifts between melodic provocation and lyrical resolve, its tone less a confession than a deliberate ultimatum wrapped in polished production. D-Perfect pivots away from past collective works like “Cheri An Ale” and “Hello,” flirting here with solo narrative control.
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29 . Maddox Batson – Girl In Green
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Date Added : Mar 23,2025
“Girl in Green” threads country and pop through sweeping atmospherics, spacey synths, and crisp 808s, sidestepping conventional twang for something more fluid. Maddox Batson, a young voice from Birmingham, Alabama, arrives with a polished style that leans into contemporary production without forfeiting his country roots. His breakout moment comes with “Tears in the River,” a viral single that puts him in the orbit of major industry players. Song featured on the album : First Dance (Ep)
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28 . The Urs – Ancora
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Date Added : Mar 23,2025
The Urs, a Romanian rock band formed in 2014, ventures into pop with “Ancora,” a track released in 2025. Produced and composed by Vlad Lucan, the song features vocals by the band, weaving their signature style into a polished production. The Urs has previously released singles like “Pământul,” “Tărâmul interzis,” and “Înapoi,” and worked with SHIFT on “Apa” and “Curaj.” Music video directed by : Raluca Netca
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27 . Denis Nuca & LETTY – Doar La Ea. Ba La Ea
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Date Added : Mar 23,2025
“Doar La Ea, Ba La Ea” brings together Denis Nuca and LETTY in a Romanian pop collaboration set for release in February 2025. Nuca, a fixture in the genre since the early 2020s, joins forces with LETTY, whose career thrives on collaborations. The title translates to “Only To Her, But To Her,” hinting at a narrative of fixation or devotion. Nuca’s previous singles include “Jocul Calamarului,” “Favella,” and “Wella, Wella,” reinforcing his presence in the scene.
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26 . Emilian – Soarele Si Luna
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Date Added : Mar 23,2025
“Soarele și Luna” arrives as Emilian‘s latest release, its title evoking celestial duality. Emilian Nechifor, known mononymously, first steps into the limelight with X Factor Romania (2016), gradually expanding his catalog with “Pentru ea,” “Iubește-mă,” and “Nu mai am somn.” By 2022, he aligns with Dorian Popa and Ruby for collaborations and makes an appearance on Te cunosc de undeva!. Music video directed by : Dima Ceban
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25 . Erika Isac & M.G.L. – Lumea Toată
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Date Added : Mar 23,2025
Erika Isac and M.G.L. join forces on “Lumea Toată,” a collaboration released in March 2025 and produced by C.S.T. The Romanian artists have worked together before, including on “Voila” in 2024. Erika Isac has been active since at least 2018, releasing tracks with Delia and ADI, while M.G.L., also known as Yung MGL, continues expanding his catalog. The song adds to Erika’s 2024 releases, such as “Macarena” and “Boo Hoo.” Music video directed by : Sanziana Pantazi
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24 . Princ – Mila
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“Mila” represents Serbia at Eurovision 2025, performed by Princ (Stefan Zdravković) and written by Dušan Bačić. Winning “Pesma za Evroviziju 25” on February 28, it secures its place in Basel. Princ, also known as Princ od Vranje, performs the song in Serbian, weaving themes of love, sacrifice, and devotion. The lyrics reference Cerberus from Greek mythology, intertwining grandiose imagery with reflections on personal struggles and relationships.
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23 . Shift – E Si Un Sfert (w/ Bibi)
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“E Si Un Sfert” brings together Shift and BiBi for a track that blends hip-hop, afrobeat, and pop. Shift, born Gabriel Mihai Istrate, has been part of the Romanian hip-hop scene since 1998, first as a member of Ilogic in Galati before pursuing solo work. Originally performing as Kreuzet, he adopted the name Shift in 2010. Beyond his own releases, he has worked as a producer for both Romanian and international artists. Music video directed by : Ilviu Mindroc
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22 . Leo De La Kuweit – De-Ar Fi Să-Ți Fac Un Portret
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“De-ar fi să-ți fac un portret” blends manele with Latin pop and contemporary Romanian influences, weaving a rhythmic interplay of melancholy and ardor. Leo de la Kuweit’s signature vocal delivery glides over an instrumental backdrop that merges folk motifs with modern production. The lyrics sketch an intimate portrayal of longing, painting devotion with careful strokes while embracing the genre’s characteristic emotional intensity.
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21 . Ridsa – Me Enamore
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“Me Enamore” finds Ridsa navigating his signature fusion of French pop and R&B, layering rhythmic melodies over an instrumental that leans into Latin influences. Released in 2025, the track joins “Rosa” and “Comment tu vas?” in his repertoire, marking another entry in his evolving discography. Since his 2014 debut with “Mes histoires,” Ridsa has collaborated with artists like Kenza Farah, DJ Kayz, and Willy William, weaving his style across various projects. Music video directed by : Hobo & Mojo
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20 . Zameer – Akhan Ne
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“Akhan Ne” brings together Zameer and Sulfa in a Punjabi collaboration set for release in February 2025. Zameer Rizvi, born in Lahore in February 1981, spent his early years across Libya, Saudi Arabia, England, and Canada. His musical path began in 1998 with Dead Shyre before he pursued electrical engineering at the University of Western Ontario, researching auditory scene analysis in 20th-century popular music. His catalog includes four studio albums: “From Under the Bleachers” (2010), “Her” (2016), “Digital Summer” (2017), and “Nomad” (2018). “Glory of Love” charted on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100 in 2011. Apart from music, he founded Odesso Inc. in 2017, a tech firm focused on AI-driven automation for industries like healthcare.
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19 . Johnny Huynh – Savior
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Date Added : Mar 20,2025
“Savior” peels back the layers of emotional dependency and toxic ties, with Johnny Huynh’s husky vocals weaving through a moody soundscape. The Vietnamese-American singer-songwriter delivers a brooding take on love’s more suffocating corners, his delivery balancing restraint and rawness. Huynh, who started with classical piano at four, made waves in 2023 with a viral cover, later signing with Columbia Records and releasing tracks like “Cheater” and “GOOD AS YOU.” Music video directed by : Peter Nguyen
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18 . Dena Babe – Map Fon Bòt Sou Ou
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
Dena Babe, previously known as Douce Rodena, releases “Map Fon Bòt Sou Ou” in March 2025, bringing another entry to the konpa repertoire. Born in Port-au-Prince, she steps into the Haitian music scene with a sound shaped by the genre’s unmistakable rhythms. Her 2023 release, “Lanmou Pa Sifi,” under Biggy Records alongside WID, follows earlier visibility gained in 2011 on Digicel Stars.
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17 . Sensey’ – Goumin
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
“Goumin” examines heartbreak with a restrained melancholy, its lyrics tracing the blurred vision of longing in absence. Sensey’ navigates a soundscape where hip-hop, rap, and R&B intertwine, his delivery measured yet laden with emotion. Born in Mali on February 20, 1997, he carries his heritage into French rap, shaping tracks that balance introspection with rhythmic precision. Previously, “Sans Elle” placed him in the public eye, anchoring his presence in the genre. Music video directed by : Mamby – Song featured on the album : Des Rires Et Des Pleurs
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16 . Dynamo – Bo É Bussola
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
“Bo É Bussola” delivers Dynamo‘s signature mix of Afropop and Kizomba, shaped by Dwayne “Katiff” for BeatDrop Music. Dynamo DNM, born Eder dos Santos, steps into 2025 with this single, keeping the rhythmic fluidity that defined his 2014 album “One” and its standout track “Encaixa.” His 2017 single “Only One” reached a wide audience, reinforcing his presence in Kizomba, where he has won Best Music Video and Digital Artist of the Year at the Kizomba Awards in Portugal. Music video directed by : Dynamo
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15 . Su Hlaing – နွေ_Nway
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
“Nway” is a Burmese-language track performed by Su Hlaing, a singer and songwriter from Myanmar. The song, composed and produced by Draco Music, pairs melodic delivery with Burmese lyrics. The music video features actor Chan Myae Oo alongside Su Hlaing. Beyond music, she has worked as a reporter for Modern Weekly, Democratic Voice of Burma, and Irrawaddy Magazine. An accomplished screenwriter and filmmaker, her projects tackle varied social themes, including LGBTQ+ rights and conflict in Kachin State. Music video directed by : Hsh
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14 . Tokyo – Pour Amour
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
“Pour Amour” is a single by Italian artist Tokyo, released in January 2025. Tokyo, born Giulia Toselli in 2005, is an Italian singer. A trained pianist and former choir participant, she debuted in November 2024 with “Bimba,” marking her entry into the Italian music scene. Set against city lights and surreal settings, the music video explores emotional power plays, from dismissing an apologetic man with flowers to theatrically hurling a knife at another. Music video directed by : Samuele Alfonsetti |
13 . Indira Feat Garry – Nka Ta Skeceu
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Date Added : Mar 17,2025
“Nka Ta Skeceu” brings together Cape Verdean artists Indira and Garry in a collaboration that intertwines traditional rhythms with contemporary pop. Sung in Cape Verdean Creole, the track’s title translates to “I won’t forget you,” anchoring it in themes of memory and connection. Indira, whose past singles include “N ka Tinha Nada” and “Bu Bai,” navigates the fine line between heritage and modern influence, while Garry’s contribution reflects his experience in the industry.
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12 . Adonxs – Kiss Kiss Goodbye
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
The Czech Republic puts its Eurovision hopes in the hands of Adonxs, a Slovak singer-songwriter whose theatrical presence and deep-but-flexible vocals shape “Kiss Kiss Goodbye.” First introduced in acoustic form in February 2025, the track’s studio version arrives in March, mixing genres while channeling themes of personal reclamation. Internally selected via a jury-driven process, Adonxs competes in Basel, performing in the second half of the second semi-final on May 15. Music video directed by : Jiří Horenský.
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11 . Dimash Qudaibergen – Love’s Not Over Yet
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Love’s Not Over Yet” pairs Dimash Qudaibergen with two-time Grammy-winning producer Walter Afanasieff, whose credits include Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. The track leans into grand orchestration, placing Dimash’s formidable vocal range at the forefront. Shifting seamlessly from whisper-soft vulnerability to operatic heights, his delivery plays with contrast, stretching emotion across each phrase. Aktobe-born and spanning six octaves, Dimash first turned heads after securing the Grand Prix at the Slavianski Bazaar in 2015.
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10 . ROCK SQUAD – I Got A Crush
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“I Got A Crush” pairs Rock Squad’s buoyant energy with Ryder and Gia (Ria) at the forefront, delivering a playful take on young infatuation. Recorded in Nashville, the track aligns with the group’s penchant for polished pop, crafted within a collaborative circle of emerging artists. Rock Squad, known for tracks like “Christmas Crush” and “Under the Mistletoe,” continues expanding its catalog with members such as Ryder Tully, Faye Knightly, and Nayeli Lo Vera contributing to various releases.
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9 . Andrei Banuta & Theo Rose – Cine, Cine
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Cine, Cine” pairs Andrei Banuta and Theo Rose in a pop-infused blend of urban rhythms, where their contrasting yet complementary vocal textures take center stage. Theo Rose, born Theodora Maria Diaconu in Ploiești, Romania, steps between music, television, and acting, shaping her career since the age of 16. She gains wider attention in 2022 with “Spune-i mama,” later joining “The Voice” as a judge and appearing in the series “Clanul.” Andrei Banuta carves his space in the Romanian music scene through collaborations with established names and a vocal approach marked by both strength and nuance. Music video directed by : Millo Simulov
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8 . Jvke – Pretty
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
JVKE releases “Pretty” in March 2025, steering away from his high-energy anthems toward something more intimate. Soft piano, layered harmonies, and soaring vocals shape a cinematic sound that leans into emotion rather than spectacle. Produced with longtime collaborator ZVC, the track holds a special place for JVKE, who calls it his best since “Golden Hour.” The music video arrives alongside the single, reinforcing the shift in tone. JVKE, born Jacob Dodge Lawson in 2001, first hones his craft in church, writing songs and learning piano under the influence of his music teacher mother and pastor father. By 14, he experiments with production on Logic Pro, setting the stage for his viral moment in 2020 with “Upside Down” and a remix featuring Charlie Puth. “Golden Hour” secures his place on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2022.
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7 . Gims – Diana
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Diana” intertwines rap and melody, with Gims navigating Afrobeats and pop influences. The production blends rhythmic fluidity with his signature vocal shifts, creating an atmosphere that oscillates between urgency and allure. His trajectory from Sexion d’Assaut to solo ventures like “Subliminal” and “Ceinture noire” establishes the foundation for this track. Collaborations with Sia and Maluma punctuate his catalog, expanding his sonic palette beyond borders. Music video directed by : Neetch – Song featured on the album : Le Nord Se Souvient : L’Odyssée
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6 . Shrey Singhal – Baarishen
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Baarishen” lands in March 2025, bringing Shrey Singhal’s smooth vocals and Kunaal Vermaa’s romantic verses into the mix. The track, composed by Singhal himself, leans into the ever-reliable theme of love set against the backdrop of the monsoon. True to form, the melody borrows from both traditional Indian sounds and contemporary pop. Singhal, who surfaced in 2012 with “Faasle,” has since released tracks like “Fallin for You,” “Teri Yaadein,” and “Jahaan Tum Ho.” Music video directed by : Amit Syal
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5 . Ronisia, Rsko – Ennemi
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Ennemi” brings together Ronisia and Rsko for a first official collaboration, blending smooth R&B with melodic hip-hop. Ronisia, a French singer of Cape Verdean descent, made her mark with “Allo” in 2019 and has since released tracks like “Jolie Madame” with Joé Dwèt Filé and “200 KM/H” featuring Gazo. Rsko, known for his melodic style, has worked on tracks such as “Passion” with Highlyy and “J’ai zayé” featuring Dadju and Tayc. Music video directed by : Wissiz
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4 . Bebe Cool – Motivation
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Motivation” shifts Bebe Cool away from his usual reggae and dancehall influences, leaning into a softer Afrobeats groove. Produced by Ugandan duo Bushington and Melanin Boy, the track pairs laid-back rhythms with lyrics centered on love, dedication, and encouragement. To support its release, he introduces “Motivation Week” in Uganda, an annual post-Valentine’s celebration of inspiring individuals. The video tells a story where love holds more weight than material possessions. Music video directed by : Garrick Williams
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3 . RnBoi – Tsunami
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Tsunami” arrives as RnBoi’s February 2025 release, expanding a catalog that already features “ONZE,” “GHETTO,” “Instable,” and “RESTE-LÀ.” His signature blend of rap and melody runs through the track, continuing the stylistic choices that have marked his trajectory since his 2024 collaboration with Kerchak on “Mi-temps.” Later appearing on Tiakola’s “BDLM VOL.1” with “Reste-là,” he situates himself within a scene where smooth flows and rhythmic subtlety intertwine. Music video directed by : Owen Still
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2 . Shivangi Bhayana – Shagna Di Raat
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Shagna Di Raat” arrives as Shivangi Bhayana‘s latest offering, weaving her voice into the fabric of wedding festivities. A Canadian-born playback singer and actress, she lends her vocals to Bollywood productions like “Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi” and “Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana.” Recognized with the Indian Television Academy’s Best Singer award in 2019, she also explores reinterpretations of tracks such as “Desperado” and “How Deep Is Your Love.”
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1 . Luvcat – Love & Money
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Luvcat releases “Love & Money” on Valentine’s Day 2025, channeling a Pam and Tommy-style whirlwind romance set against the city’s pulse. Inspired by a chance encounter with a bartender, the track follows a night of reckless infatuation in London. Blending pop, R&B, and indie rock, it shapes into a hypnotic anthem. The video revisits past entanglements in familiar London spots, nodding to films like Candy, Notting Hill, and Once. Fronted by Sophie with Jack on bass, Liverpool-based Luvcat leans into brooding pop, echoing Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave, and The Cure. Following their TikTok-driven success with “Matador,” the band continues to weave nostalgia with intrigue. Music video directed by : Ollie Bradley-Baker & Luvcat
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