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“Touché” pairs Gims and Keblack over slick French pop-rap production, contrasting melodic smoothness with grounded delivery. Danny Wolf’s “Amor.exe” fuses digital tension and romantic detachment, blending glitchy textures with hip-hop undercurrents. “Bipolara” folds folk into mood swings. “Jun Na Heri” reflects Nepali melancholy. Dean Lewis turns inward on “I Hate That It’s True.” Destin Conrad goes soft with “Kissing In Public.” “Heart Half Empty” is a bittersweet country duet. Jungeli’s “À Tes Côtés” and LinoG’s “Selavi” explore quiet romance and irony. Here are the brand new worldwide love songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
33 . Gims & Keblack – Touché
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Touché” sees Gims and Keblack exchange verses over a beat that flirts with French urban pop and understated rap cadences. Gims, whose journey stretches from Sexion d’Assaut to solo ventures alongside Sia or Maluma, threads his signature melodic restraint into the mix. Keblack counters with a more grounded delivery, lending contrast to a track that spins romantic tension into a measured tug-of-war. 
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32 . Danny Wolf – Amor.exe
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Amor.exe” merges synthetic textures with romantic unease, channeling Danny Wolf’s dual affinity for hip hop and electronic production. The title juxtaposes Spanish tenderness and digital detachment, hinting at love repackaged in executable code. Atlanta-based and Mexico City-born, Wolf filters emotional circuitry through glitchy rhythms and sterile pulses. Known for collaborations with Juice WRLD and Lil Uzi Vert, he infuses this track with mechanized longing. Music video directed by : Bb Aljouny – Song featured on the album : Corazón Migrante
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31 . Denis Ramniceanu – Bipolara
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
In “Bipolara,” Denis Ramniceanu weaves through the contradictions of feeling, pairing lyrical ambivalence with accordion flourishes that betray neither resolution nor remorse. His arrangement toys with festivity and melancholy, evoking a carousel of moods that spin between desire and disillusion. Rooted in Romani folk traditions, the track refracts contemporary folk through the tremble of guitar and mandolin with understated precision. Music video directed by : Ciolpan
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30 . Wangden Sherpa – Jun Na Heri (w/ Sushant Ghimire)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Jun Na Heri” pairs Wangden Sherpa and Sushant Ghimire in a melancholic duet that ponders lost moments and intimate regrets, all delivered in Nepali. Layered with Rubin Shrestha’s flute and Manice Gandarbha’s sarangi, the track slips into traditional textures without forsaking modern framing. Roneeshma Shrestha appears in the video, where curated glimpses of Nepali rituals and terrains echo the song’s emotional register. Production and mixing are carved out by Saswot Shrestha at Omniphonics Studio. Music video directed by : Anjon Limbu
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29 . Dean Lewis – I Hate That It’s True
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
Written in a Bondi Beach Airbnb just ten weeks before its April 2025 release, “I Hate That It’s True” bears the marks of creative urgency—produced and finalized within 48 hours under a haze of sleepless determination. The track leans into acoustic minimalism and raw textures, a stylistic pivot Dean Lewis signals as decisive for his next chapter. Through bare instrumentation and confessional lyrics, it sketches out emotional recoil without mascara or metaphor. Music video directed by : Tim Madden – Song featured on the album : The Epilogue (Deluxe)
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28 . Destin Conrad – Kissing In Public
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Kissing In Public” by Destin Conrad delivers midtempo R&B with a wink, focusing on open displays of affection rendered both sincere and stylized. The lyrics orbit physical intimacy, turning PDA into a soft provocation wrapped in slow grooves and clean production. The video threads glamour and movement, pairing carefully curated choreography with fashion from Mowalola, KidSuper, and Balenciaga. Couples kiss on cue, while Conrad glides between glossy mise-en-scènes. Music video directed by : Zev York – Song featured on the album : Love On Digital
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27 . Chase Matthew – Heart Half Empty (w/ Lauren Alaina)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
In “Heart Half Empty,” Chase Matthew trades verses with Lauren Alaina in a resigned duet where two voices reluctantly inventory the emotional wreckage of a breakup. The title serves as a neat metaphor—neither optimistic nor tragic—as both struggle with the muted ache of moving on from something once full. Alaina, an “American Idol” runner-up, and Matthew, signed to Warner Music Nashville in 2022, lean into subtle regret and unresolved tension. Song featured on the album : Chase
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26 . Jungeli – À Tes Côtés (w/ Lenie)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“À Tes Côtés” pairs Jungeli’s afrobeat-inflected production with Lenie’s smooth vocals, crafting a pop track that leans into bittersweet romantic overtones without tipping into melodrama. The French-language single moves with breezy syncopation and melodic clarity, balancing light electronic textures against a rhythmic warmth that nods to Jungeli’s African influences. Lenie, fresh from her stint on Star Academy, delivers verses with composed restraint, matching the track’s understated elegance. Distributed by Universal Music Distributed Labels, “À Tes Côtés” stays squarely in the pop register while subtly flirting with hybrid sonic territories. Song featured on the album : En Attendant Pour Le Peuple
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25 . LinoG – Selavi (w/ Monia Fleur)
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Date Added : Apr 24,2025
“Selavi” pairs Burundian artist LinoG with featured vocalist Monia Fleur in a track whose title playfully distorts the French “C’est la vie.” Rather than indulging in sentimentality, the song offers a wry nod to life’s unpredictabilities, set against a contemporary East African sound. Fleur’s vocals thread through the production, adding texture to a rhythmically assured collaboration that continues LinoG’s pattern of regional partnerships. Music video directed by : Brian Smith
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24 . Neelkamal Singh – Ladki Deewani
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Ladki Deewani” features Neelkamal Singh lending his voice to a Hindi single that flirts with pop formulas and regional color. Sunny Leone leads the T-Series-produced video, navigating elaborate sets, costume-heavy sequences, and choreographies that lean more spectacle than nuance. The track hinges on a repetitive hook, while the screen pairing plays into calculated star chemistry rather than narrative depth. Music video directed by : Rahul Shetty (Team Rs)
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23 . Babasha – De Ce Te Uiți Așa (w/ Antonia)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“De Ce Te Uiți Așa” pairs Babasha’s polished manele-inspired production with Antonia’s smooth, calculated delivery. Babasha, born Vlad Babașa in Bacău, merges Romanian folk motifs with a pop-Balkan hybrid that neither clings to tradition nor chases trends blindly. Antonia, both singer and model, slips into the beat with practiced ease, offering a contrast that’s as deliberate as it is ambiguous. Music video directed by : Ioana Stan – Song featured on the album : Atipic
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22 . Nordo – Metchef
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Metchef” weaves Nordo’s rhythmic flair into a tight mesh of contemporary hip-hop production and cultural intimacy. Born Marwen Jebali in Tunisia in 1996, the artist injects traditional North African textures into trap-laced patterns with a practiced hand. Following albums like “Nordo” and “Labes,” this track opts for grit over gloss, stitching personal remarks into a fabric already frayed by generational weight.
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21 . Sakshi Holkar – Balma
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
Released through JSS Records in April 2025, “Balma” merges kinetic beats with Sakshi Holkar’s folk-inflected vocals, shaping a track that oscillates between abandon and emotional inertia. Edin Rose and Pratik Sehajpal inhabit a music video drenched in strobes and floor-fillers, performing a narrative of volatile chemistry under disco lights. Lyrics shuffle between yearning and exasperation, mapping a romance awash in inertia and crossed wires. Music video directed by : Shabina Khan
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24 . Neelkamal Singh – Ladki Deewani
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Ladki Deewani” features Neelkamal Singh lending his voice to a Hindi single that flirts with pop formulas and regional color. Sunny Leone leads the T-Series-produced video, navigating elaborate sets, costume-heavy sequences, and choreographies that lean more spectacle than nuance. The track hinges on a repetitive hook, while the screen pairing plays into calculated star chemistry rather than narrative depth. Music video directed by : Rahul Shetty (Team Rs)
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23 . Babasha – De Ce Te Uiți Așa (w/ Antonia)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“De Ce Te Uiți Așa” pairs Babasha’s polished manele-inspired production with Antonia’s smooth, calculated delivery. Babasha, born Vlad Babașa in Bacău, merges Romanian folk motifs with a pop-Balkan hybrid that neither clings to tradition nor chases trends blindly. Antonia, both singer and model, slips into the beat with practiced ease, offering a contrast that’s as deliberate as it is ambiguous. Music video directed by : Ioana Stan – Song featured on the album : Atipic
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22 . Nordo – Metchef
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Metchef” weaves Nordo’s rhythmic flair into a tight mesh of contemporary hip-hop production and cultural intimacy. Born Marwen Jebali in Tunisia in 1996, the artist injects traditional North African textures into trap-laced patterns with a practiced hand. Following albums like “Nordo” and “Labes,” this track opts for grit over gloss, stitching personal remarks into a fabric already frayed by generational weight.
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21 . Sakshi Holkar – Balma
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
Released through JSS Records in April 2025, “Balma” merges kinetic beats with Sakshi Holkar’s folk-inflected vocals, shaping a track that oscillates between abandon and emotional inertia. Edin Rose and Pratik Sehajpal inhabit a music video drenched in strobes and floor-fillers, performing a narrative of volatile chemistry under disco lights. Lyrics shuffle between yearning and exasperation, mapping a romance awash in inertia and crossed wires. Music video directed by : Shabina Khan
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20 . Umar Keyn – Had Loved (w/ DNDM)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Had Loved” pairs Uzbek producer Umar Keyn with DNDM for a moody deep house track centered on post-breakup inertia. The lyrics chronicle a love unfinished yet extinguished, weighed down by what-ifs and unsaid goodbyes. Melancholic synths lean into their trademark atmospherics, while the beat trudges forward like someone’s trying—half-heartedly—to forget. Memory clings, even if the lovers don’t. Song featured on the album : Best Album Mix April 2025
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19 . Santy G – Amor A Distancia
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Amor A Distancia” by Santy G navigates the digital age’s romantic ironies, where voice notes replace touch and emojis stand in for affection. Set against a reggaeton-infused beat, the track turns separation into both sentiment and spectacle. Santy G, a Latin urban artist likely of Guatemalan origin, threads themes of longing and bravado common to his earlier releases like “Solo Contigo” and “Cupido.”
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18 . Juiicy 2xs – Leave My Man Alone
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Leave My Man Alone” is a single by Juiicy 2xs, an R&B singer and songwriter from Cincinnati, now based in Atlanta. Launching her vocal journey at age five, she merges lyrical assertiveness with an ear for melodic tension in a track that suggests she’s issuing less of a request and more of a cease-and-desist. Selected by Future in 2019 for the 1800 Seconds Vol. 2 project, she previously contributed to collaborative tracks including “My Bae” and “Family.”
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17 . Andrea Bocelli – Je Vis Pour Elle (w/ Kendji Girac)
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
Andrea Bocelli joins forces with Kendji Girac on “Je Vis Pour Elle,” a reimagining of his 1995 track “Vivo per lei,” now tailored for francophone ears and released for Valentine’s Day 2025. Girac, blending French pop with his gypsy influences, lends a textured contrast to Bocelli’s classical tenor in this duet that coincides with Bocelli’s 30th year in music. Both artists bring their distinctive signatures, trading smooth vocals over an arrangement that resists nostalgia.
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16 . Moha K – Lalla
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
French-Moroccan rapper Moha K spins “Lalla” into a sleek blend of raï and urban pop, skimming the contours of romance with a knowingly light touch. The lyrics orbit around desire and admiration, as he threads ad-libs and melodic phrasing through verses that subtly flatter and flirt. Following his breakout with “Vroum Vroum” from the album “Dernier Souffle,” “Lalla” falls into line with recent 2024 singles like “Goodbye” and “Allo.”
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15 . Kidi, Gyakie – Cheat On You
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
“Cheat On You” pairs KiDi’s polished Afrobeat sensibilities with Gyakie’s nocturnal R&B tone, weaving a dialogue on doubt and desire. Gyakie, in her signature pixie cut and a white mesh hoodie, adds a visual twist that fans latch onto during pre-release promos. Her process favors solitude and late hours, while KiDi, known since his “Odo” breakout, brings a more structured highlife rhythm to balance her fluidity.
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14 . Klass – Pou Yon Moun M Ap Mande
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
In “Pou Yon Moun M Ap Mande,” Klass unravels the emotional stalemates of a romantic entanglement steeped in resentment and claustrophobia, with Pipo’s vocals circling around a plea wrapped in disillusionment. The production leans on the band’s signature compas structure—melodic yet weighty—while Richie’s songwriting sketches out a relationship less Romeo and Juliet, more hostage negotiation with a soundtrack. Song featured on the album : My Pain Killer
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13 . Joban Sandhu – Jeon Jogeya
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
In “Jeon Jogeya,” Joban Sandhu vocalizes a measured portrait of romantic fidelity, backed by Deol Harman’s lyrical and musical blueprint. The track balances Punjabi folk textures with sleek pop silhouettes, making room for sentimentality without melodrama. Seerat Bajwa plays the quiet counterpart in the video, offering glances more articulate than declarations. Trained in classical vocals, Sandhu delivers restraint where others might overindulge. Music video directed by : Hitesh Arora
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12 . Oualid – Te Amo
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Performed in Arabic, “Te Amo” brings Oualid’s Maghrebi dialect into polite collision with R&B-inflected pop and Afro-Arabic rhythms. Released in April 2025, the track follows a string of singles that includes “Jini,” “Ya Nari,” and “Tigui,” extending his sonic palette without overstating its intent. Based in the Netherlands, the Moroccan-Egyptian singer-songwriter continues his collaborations with regional artists, maintaining a careful balance between commercial sheen and cultural specificity. Music video directed by : Kawtar Tarhzaoui
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17 . Andrea Bocelli – Je Vis Pour Elle (w/ Kendji Girac)
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
Andrea Bocelli joins forces with Kendji Girac on “Je Vis Pour Elle,” a reimagining of his 1995 track “Vivo per lei,” now tailored for francophone ears and released for Valentine’s Day 2025. Girac, blending French pop with his gypsy influences, lends a textured contrast to Bocelli’s classical tenor in this duet that coincides with Bocelli’s 30th year in music. Both artists bring their distinctive signatures, trading smooth vocals over an arrangement that resists nostalgia.
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16 . Moha K – Lalla
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
French-Moroccan rapper Moha K spins “Lalla” into a sleek blend of raï and urban pop, skimming the contours of romance with a knowingly light touch. The lyrics orbit around desire and admiration, as he threads ad-libs and melodic phrasing through verses that subtly flatter and flirt. Following his breakout with “Vroum Vroum” from the album “Dernier Souffle,” “Lalla” falls into line with recent 2024 singles like “Goodbye” and “Allo.”
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15 . KiDi, Gyakie – Cheat On You
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
“Cheat On You” pairs KiDi’s polished Afrobeat sensibilities with Gyakie’s nocturnal R&B tone, weaving a dialogue on doubt and desire. Gyakie, in her signature pixie cut and a white mesh hoodie, adds a visual twist that fans latch onto during pre-release promos. Her process favors solitude and late hours, while KiDi, known since his “Odo” breakout, brings a more structured highlife rhythm to balance her fluidity.
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14 . Klass – Pou Yon Moun M Ap Mande
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Date Added : Apr 17,2025
In “Pou Yon Moun M Ap Mande,” Klass unravels the emotional stalemates of a romantic entanglement steeped in resentment and claustrophobia, with Pipo’s vocals circling around a plea wrapped in disillusionment. The production leans on the band’s signature compas structure—melodic yet weighty—while Richie’s songwriting sketches out a relationship less Romeo and Juliet, more hostage negotiation with a soundtrack. Song featured on the album : My Pain Killer
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13 . Joban Sandhu – Jeon Jogeya
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
In “Jeon Jogeya,” Joban Sandhu vocalizes a measured portrait of romantic fidelity, backed by Deol Harman’s lyrical and musical blueprint. The track balances Punjabi folk textures with sleek pop silhouettes, making room for sentimentality without melodrama. Seerat Bajwa plays the quiet counterpart in the video, offering glances more articulate than declarations. Trained in classical vocals, Sandhu delivers restraint where others might overindulge. Music video directed by : Hitesh Arora
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12 . Oualid – Te Amo
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Performed in Arabic, “Te Amo” brings Oualid’s Maghrebi dialect into polite collision with R&B-inflected pop and Afro-Arabic rhythms. Released in April 2025, the track follows a string of singles that includes “Jini,” “Ya Nari,” and “Tigui,” extending his sonic palette without overstating its intent. Based in the Netherlands, the Moroccan-Egyptian singer-songwriter continues his collaborations with regional artists, maintaining a careful balance between commercial sheen and cultural specificity. Music video directed by : Kawtar Tarhzaoui
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11 . Θοδωρής Φέρρης – Κατάματα
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Released in April 2025, “Κατάματα” (“Straight in the Eyes”) by Θοδωρής Φέρρης unfolds a narrative of emotional dissonance and romantic disillusionment. Over production by Γιάννης Κατσιαφλιάκας and Παναγιώτης Βλασακούδης, Ferris sings of one-sided devotion met with avoidance, where love is worn like a costume and eyes betray unspoken regret. It’s breakup balladry for those who look directly at what others prefer to sidestep. Music video directed by : Al Masri
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10 . Νίκος Μακρόπουλος – Να Γυρίσεις Που
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Released in April 2025 by Sonar Music, “Να Γυρίσεις Που” pairs Nikos Makropoulos’s seasoned laïko vocal delivery with Andreas Giatrakos’s stripped-down production. Filmed against the neoclassical charm of Nafplio, the music video adds scenic detachment to lyrics that swat away an ex’s olive branch with practiced indifference. Makropoulos, active since the late 1970s, rarely entertains nostalgia—and certainly not here. Music video directed by : Petros Skourtas
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9 . Cleyton David – Conexão Maravilhosa (w/ Fábio Hustle)
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
Built on a slick Afrobeat backbone by producer Nick Marty, “Conexão Maravilhosa” pairs Cleyton David’s mellow cadence with Fábio Hustle’s laid-back swagger. Composed by David, the track slides between Zouk inflections and indie-pop phrasing, with lyrical sentiments aimed less at grand declarations and more at soft-spoken intimacy. From Mafalala to Maputo’s nights, David sketches relationships that are quietly intricate, never overstated. Music video directed by : Cr Boy
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8 . Henry Moodie – Indigo
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Date Added : Apr 15,2025
“Indigo” by Henry Moodie, produced by The Nocturns, sketches a twilight portrait of missed chances and confessions left too late. Picking up the thread from “drunk text,” it lingers in London streets—Camden specifically—where hope flickers and fades under neon lights. With indigo as his chromatic cipher, Moodie offers a quiet requiem for those still haunted by the one who slipped through the cracks.
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7 . Smiley, Alex Velea, Connect-R – Nu Mă Ierta
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
Smiley, Alex Velea, and Connect-R join forces on “Nu mă ierta,” a pop-urban piece produced by Șerban Cazan, where remorse meets poetic self-incrimination. Threaded with lines like “Nu mă ierta, nu mă lăsa să fiu mereu greșeala ta,” the track excavates the anatomy of failing love through vivid expressions of guilt and manipulation. Echoing one of Connect-R’s personal ordeals, the lyrics refuse to beg for forgiveness, choosing instead to own the damage dealt. The video, starring Daria Pentelie, Vlad Brumaru, and Larisa Blidariu, mirrors the lyrical tension with stylized scenes of heartbreak, missed chances, and moody redemption arcs. Music video directed by : Iulian Moga
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6 . Maxie Andreison – Halika Na, Lika Na
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
Stirring chords and mid-tempo percussion set the mood in “Halika Na, Lika Na,” where Maxie Andreison releases a gentle exorcism of grief and self-repair wrapped in Tagalog lyricism. The music video presents Maxie not in drag but as a straight man—a deliberate shift from sequins to stubble—playing with notions of identity and artifice. Models Zeinab Harake and Bethany Talbot appear as fragmented echoes of romance and memory, subdued yet striking. The Maxie Band—Akie Cedilla on drums, Keener Dollosa on keys, Jun Praxides on bass, and Berny Praxides on guitar—provides a warm backdrop of soft rock instrumentation built for reflection rather than spectacle. Maxie, known offstage as Jayvhot Galang, parlayed his *Drag Race Philippines* Season 3 win and *Queen of the Universe* slot into a release that neither courts mainstream pop trends nor completely avoids them.
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5 . Mero – Diadem
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
Mero’s “Diadem,” produced by Jonas Mengler and released under Groove Attack, threads springtime sentiments through Deutschrap’s punchy cadence. Romantic vulnerability anchors the lyrics, where love is no less than a crown—carried with regal nonchalance: “Du bist mein Diadem, ich trag’ dich wie ein König.” Spring blossoms, poetic flourishes, and melodic refrains blend into a sonic portrayal of emotional refracting through someone else’s gaze. Music video directed by : Mert Dan
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4 . Deepak Gill – Mithian Golian (w/ Sudesh Kumari)
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
“Mithian Golian” pairs Deepak Gill’s vocals with Sudesh Kumari’s seasoned delivery, layering their performance over a polished Punjabi production. The track maneuvers between rhythmic restraint and melodic flourish, toeing the line between nostalgic duet and contemporary studio precision. With Amanjot Kaur framed in the video, visual cues echo the song’s bittersweet exchanges with just enough theatrical restraint. |
3 . Lil Eddie – Pretty Tears
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
In “Pretty Tears,” Lil Eddie filters heartbreak through a smooth R&B lens, letting tear-shaped metaphors sparkle like nocturnal diamonds. Lines like “I wear my heart on my sleeve, but it’s broken inside” flirt with emotional transparency, while the refrain insists these tears carry style and sorrow in equal measure. A veteran songwriter for Janet Jackson and Maluma, Eddie turns the pen inward, crafting his vulnerability into quiet resilience.
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2 . Waylon Wyatt, Willow Avalon – Smoke & Embers
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
Written and recorded in a single day at Electric Lady Studios, “Smoke & Embers” pairs Waylon Wyatt‘s gravel-coated drawl with Willow Avalon’s plaintive warble in a duet that shuffles through the friction of distance and devotion. Inspired by Avalon’s surprise visit to Wyatt during a New York performance, the track captures parallel narratives of longing shaped by life on the road. Both artists thread personal history into this brief, melancholic exchange of verses and restraint. |
1 . T.I Blaze – Trenches Luv
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Date Added : Apr 13,2025
Released in February 2025, “Trenches Luv” sees T.I Blaze lean into his Afrobeat instincts with a confessional edge. Produced by Okizzy, the track sketches the inner monologue of a self-described “trenches boy” confronting love with guarded suspicion. With lines like “I no really sabi love, even if I sabi love,” Blaze situates trust as a luxury, not a default, in his emotional economy. He punctuates trauma-laced verses with survivalist wisdom: “No go ever let a girl know your secret.”
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on April 20, 2025