| Le John, NICO_LÀ, ZeePruk, Soner Sarıkabadayı, Paska, Roody Roodboy, Keith Sweat, Irama, Werrason, Alan Mejia, King Luca, Aderito Depina, Florin Salam, Nada Abid, Cavetown, 3 Finer, Korra Obidi, Matteo Bocelli, Ashtine Olviga, Jazeek, Da Capo, Fujii Kaze, d4vd, YG, Fonseca, Keen’V, Anuj Rehan, Emma’a, Goulam, Angga Candra, Victor Ruz, Soprano, Echo 254, Karri, Myles Lloyd, L Kimii, Mon Laferte, Vinny Flava, Nej’, Takana Zion, Amir, Majo Y Dan, Ognen Zdravkovski, Doull, Alto, Josh Levi, Jackson Wang, Ledri Vula, Tonny Young, Amit Tomer, Dean Lewis, Lycinaïs Jean, Xushnud, PRESELECTED Here are the brand new worldwide love songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
53 . Le John – Naiilang
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Jhon Andrei Antonio |
52 . NICO_LÀ – Love You (w/ Mel Pops)
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Joshua Meguira – Song featured on the album : Single |
51 . ZeePruk – Breaking Heart Station
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025
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50 . Soner Sarıkabadayı & Sefo & Aerro – Her İki Durumda
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Onur Oğuz 
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49 . Paska – Nan Lari A (w/ Roody Roodboy)
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Dominique Telemaque (Alfamega Production) – Song featured on the album : Cicatrices D’Amour
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48 . Roody Roodboy – Apiye (w/ Zile)
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025
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47 . Keith Sweat & Qing Madi – Working
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025
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46 . Irama – Ex (w/ Elodie)
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Attilio Cusani
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45 . Werrason – Pièce Rare PM
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025
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44 . Alan Mejia – Desde Los 2000
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025
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43 . King Luca & Santrinos Raphael – Choisis-Moi
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Date Added : Sep 11,2025 Music video directed by : Kevin Klidjo – Song featured on the album : Coronation (Vol. 1)
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42 . Aderito Depina – Bu Venci (w/ Johvany)
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025 Music video directed by : Its Popo Raça Mau
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41 . Florin Salam & Florin Bunea – 100 De Inimi
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025
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42 . Aderito Depina – Bu Venci (w/ Johvany)
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025 Music video directed by : Its Popo Raça Mau
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41 . Florin Salam & Florin Bunea – 100 De Inimi
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025
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40 . Nada Abid – Mi Amore
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025
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39 . Cavetown – Baby Spoon
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025 Music video directed by : Jaxon Whittington & William Sipos
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38 . 3 Finer & Ganan Boy – Você
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025 Music video directed by : Sininada
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37 . Korra Obidi – Love Me Softly
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Date Added : Sep 4,2025 Music video directed by : Jose Films
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44 . Joé Dwèt Filé – Slowly
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025
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43 . maryjo & Mergui – Living Room
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Music video directed by : Camila Vidal
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42 . Minelli & INNA – In Love
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Music video directed by : Bogdan Paun – Song featured on the album : Mixed Feelings
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41 . Laqshay Kapoor – Aisi Jannat
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Music video directed by : Video Brains
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40 . Surjit Khan – Agg Lagju
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Music video directed by : King Grewal
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39 . Kunmie & Simi & Mabel – Arike Remix
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Song featured on the album : Before We Became Strangers
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38 . Bianca Costa & Stony Stone – Va Bene
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Music video directed by : Fabibi
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37 . L Kimii – Lentamente
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Date Added : Aug 27,2025 Song featured on the album : Wc. Vol.1
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36 . Matteo Bocelli & Gianluca Grignani – Mi Historia Entre Tus Dedos
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Gaetano Morbioli – Song featured on the album : Falling In Love
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35 . Ashtine Olviga – Sa Panaginip Na Lang
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Jay-Ar Villarojas |
34 . Jazeek – Sexy Lady
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Lucca Mille
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33 . Da Capo, Soul Star & MaWhoo – Phakade Lami
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Blaqbad
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32 . Fujii Kaze – Love Like This
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Date Added : Aug 15,2025 “Love Like This” is a soft, nostalgic pop ballad by Fujii Kaze, released as a lead single from the upcoming album “Prema.” Sung entirely in English, the song features smooth vocals and gentle 80s-inspired production, reflecting on themes of unconditional love and lingering emotions. Kaze lyrically navigates the depth and rarity of true love, with lines like “I’ll never find another love like this, it’s true,” while delving into questions of pure love and its associated bliss. The new wave production highlights Kaze’s heartfelt delivery and introspective songwriting. As a Japanese singer-songwriter, Fujii Kaze launched his career with the 2020 album “Help Ever Hurt Never,” which achieved number one on Billboard Japan Hot Albums, followed by the success of his second album “Love All Serve All.” Known for his fusion of Western and Japanese influences, Kaze gained international recognition with “Shinunoga E-Wa” on TikTok, and he has earned accolades such as the Art Encouragement Prize for New Artists due to his notable live performances.
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36 . Matteo Bocelli & Gianluca Grignani – Mi Historia Entre Tus Dedos
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Gaetano Morbioli – Song featured on the album : Falling In Love
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35 . Ashtine Olviga – Sa Panaginip Na Lang
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Jay-Ar Villarojas |
34 . Jazeek – Sexy Lady
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Lucca Mille
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33 . Da Capo, Soul Star & MaWhoo – Phakade Lami
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Date Added : Aug 19,2025 Music video directed by : Blaqbad
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26 . Emma’a – Trop D’amour
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Emma’a – Trop D’amour,” released in August 2025, serves up a romantic journey with lyrics drenched in the depth of love. Emma’a brings her signature melodic vocal style, pairing contemporary Francophone pop with African musical influences. There’s an intimate mood at play, steering through the wreckage and triumphs of love with relatable insights and smooth production. Emma’a, born Emmanuella Issembe in 2003 in Gabon, is making waves in the R&B scene with her soulful voice and impactful lyrics. She initially emerged into the public eye with her viral single “Encré,” which DJ Bob Sinclar gave a notable remix twist. Music video directed by : Real Mrv – Song featured on the album : Emmaapart Ii
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25 . Goulam – Changer (w/ Alexy Large)
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Goulam – Changer (w/ Alexy Large)” hits the scene as a 2025 single merging contemporary French pop with urban vibes. Goulam, born in 1991 in Mutsamudu, Anjouan, Comoros, brings his dynamic production to this track, which Alexy Large composes. His journey from solo artist to running Wakombe Records, since 2020, reflects an entrepreneurial spirit. Not to forget “On s’en ira” from 2020, which drew significant attention—who says an artist can’t wear many hats? Music video directed by : Yanis Djam
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24 . Angga Candra – Pendengar Cerita
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Angga Candra – Pendengar Cerita” pairs traditional Indonesian elements with a modern pop twist. The artist, Angga Candra Lukita, born January 22, 1991, masterfully blends heartfelt ballads and melodic pop, spinning tales of love and introspection. His expressive vocals shine, reminiscent of his days with the band Adipati and their hit “Selimut Jiran.” Candra’s solo efforts continue to captivate, managing the art of personal storytelling in song form. Music video directed by : Angga Candra
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23 . Victor Ruz – Ndi Serious
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Victor Ruz – Ndi Serious” features Victor Ruz blending R&B, Afropop, and Afrobeat, in a song that’s both a nod to tradition and a step forward. Victor Ruz, born Wajja Victor on October 10, 2000, in Jinja, pours his soul into every note, addressing themes of love and emotional depth. Known for crafting love songs targeted at the youthful spirit, he hits the mark with relatable content. His efforts have not gone unnoticed, earning him Most Talented Rising Star at the Hiskool Music Awards in 2020.
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22 . Soprano – Tema Love
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Soprano – Tema Love” emerges in 2024, blending pop and urban influences with energetic, melodic production. Soprano‘s lyrics weave vivid metaphors and cultural nods, likening his love to treasures, cinematic stars, and icons like Yoda. The song’s mood remains joyful and light, aligning with Soprano‘s accessible style. Born in 1979, Soprano began with Psy 4 de la Rime before succeeding solo, with his 2010 album “La Colombe” charting high and “En Feu” marking his presence in French music. Song featured on the album : Émancipation – Freedom Pt. I
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21 . Echo 254 – Kaniwezea
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Echo 254 – Kaniwezea” finds Echo 254 blending the rhythmic pulse of modern Kenyan sounds with Afrobeat and urban influences. Since 2022, this Mombasa-based artist has been engineering a sonic shift in the East African music landscape with such tracks. Working alongside Bironation, Echo 254 picked up the East Africa Award at the AGA in 2025—a nod to the artist’s growing impact. Afro-Pop rhythms intertwine here, yet it’s not exactly what you’d call strictly formulaic. Music video directed by : ;
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20 . Karri – Slauson Ave
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Karri – Slauson Ave” is a single by the San Francisco-based R&B artist Karri, infamous for dreamy and atmospheric soundscapes. The track unfolds in a romantic, slow-motion mood, capturing a mix of longing and vulnerability. Lyrics like “Eyes like Slauson, I’m cautious ’cause you’re so flawless, you’re sparkling” illustrate the emotional upheaval after a breakup. Karri entered the 2023 limelight with a prior slow jam, “3AM Oakland.” Music video directed by : Jerold Brian
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19 . Myles Lloyd – Drive Me Crazy
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
“Myles Lloyd – Drive Me Crazy” unfolds as a contemplative R&B exploration, blending emotional introspection with rhythmic allure. In this evocative track, Myles Lloyd delves into themes of self-worth, aiming to sever ties with relationships that disrupt emotional peace. The narrative captures a sense of being undervalued, with Lloyd’s vocals seeking distance from persistent emotional turmoil. Born in Montreal, Myles Maurice Lloyd-Edmond, aka Myles Lloyd, burst onto the scene in 2017 with “Step Down” and followed up with 2018’s “I Want It All.” His music is a rich fusion of R&B, trap, reggae, and pop, a nod to his diverse British-Jamaican-Bajan-Haitian heritage. Music video directed by : Dan Lemoyne |
18 . L Kimii – Yo No Sabía
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Date Added : Aug 5,2025
L Kimii‘s “Yo No Sabía” rolls in with contemporary Latin urban flair, marrying rhythmic beats with melodic hooks in a style distinctly his own. The track turns the spotlight on the theme of unexpected discovery in romance, where the allure lies in authenticity and spontaneity. Modern reggaeton influences pulse through its production, cultivating a catchy, dance-ready rhythm layered with vibrant instrumentation. L Kimii‘s vocals flow with a smooth yet energetic mix, setting a tone that’s flirtatious and celebratory. Hailing from Havana, Cuba, L Kimii, born Osniel Andrés, is a singer, songwriter, and musician known for his presence in the reggaeton and reparto genres. His journey in music sparked at 15 with “La niña,” and his 2019 single “Cambia tú” marked a significant success. Song featured on the album : Wc. Vol.1
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17 . Mon Laferte & Conociendo Rusia – Esto Es Amor
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Chilean-Mexican singer Mon Laferte joins forces with Argentine Mateo Sujatovich—aka Conociendo Rusia—for “Esto Es Amor,” a track produced by Laferte and Manu Jalil. Built on a soulful base with analog textures, it tips a hat to Roberta Flack and Bill Withers without slipping into nostalgia. The lyrics play with sensual imagery, humming lines like “Baby, comerte los labios es religión. Entre tus piernas voy a rezar.” Its alternative pop frame comes with a saxophone that adds an exotic shade, contrasting the track’s slow-burning intensity. In 2023, Mon Laferte saw this composition land a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Song. Music video directed by : Camila Grandi
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16 . Vinny Flava – It’s Over
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“It’s Over” slides into January 2025 with a nod to personal history only Vinny Flava can deliver, tracing the end of his relationship with ex-girlfriend Gee Nganga. The lyrics circle the breakup with clarity, neither pleading nor raging—just stating, maybe sighing a little. Produced by Mesesi, the track balances Afrobeat rhythms with Kenyan inflections that don’t feel tacked on. Vinny Flava has been around since 2021, first catching ears with “Habibi,” and then “Mubaba,” both under Diana B Entertainment. This one doesn’t ask for sympathy, just says what happened and lets the percussion carry the rest. Music video directed by : Gad Gado
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15 . Nej’ – Choisi (w/ Alonzo)
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025, “Choisi” pairs Nej’ with Marseille-born rapper Alonzo for a track that doesn’t waste time on introductions. Between her smooth topline and his clipped verses, the song builds on friction and echo, equal parts silk and grit. Najoua Laamiri—Nej’, if you’re short on time—adds to her blend of pop, R&B, and Moroccan flair, a formula that has been in place since her debut “Enchantée” in 2019 with Naps and Lartiste. Fresh off “Athéna” (2023), she keeps the emotional pressure controlled, but just enough to let the hook do its work. Music video directed by : Directed By Nono
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14 . Takana Zion – On My Eyes
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Mohamed Mouctar Soumah, better known as Takana Zion, swaps Guinean rap for reggae without dropping his knack for linguistic acrobatics. In “On My Eyes” (2025), he weaves English, French, Susu, Fulani, and Malinke into a sound that’s less purist reggae and more a border-crossing arrangement with Afrobeat, R&B, and dancehall. The song arrives from a man whose lyrics press more than play, with his Best African Artist win at Victoires du Reggae hinting that message and rhythm may not be mutually exclusive. |
17 . Mon Laferte & Conociendo Rusia – Esto Es Amor
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Chilean-Mexican singer Mon Laferte joins forces with Argentine Mateo Sujatovich—aka Conociendo Rusia—for “Esto Es Amor,” a track produced by Laferte and Manu Jalil. Built on a soulful base with analog textures, it tips a hat to Roberta Flack and Bill Withers without slipping into nostalgia. The lyrics play with sensual imagery, humming lines like “Baby, comerte los labios es religión. Entre tus piernas voy a rezar.” Its alternative pop frame comes with a saxophone that adds an exotic shade, contrasting the track’s slow-burning intensity. In 2023, Mon Laferte saw this composition land a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Song. Music video directed by : Camila Grandi
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16 . Vinny Flava – It’s Over
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“It’s Over” slides into January 2025 with a nod to personal history only Vinny Flava can deliver, tracing the end of his relationship with ex-girlfriend Gee Nganga. The lyrics circle the breakup with clarity, neither pleading nor raging—just stating, maybe sighing a little. Produced by Mesesi, the track balances Afrobeat rhythms with Kenyan inflections that don’t feel tacked on. Vinny Flava has been around since 2021, first catching ears with “Habibi,” and then “Mubaba,” both under Diana B Entertainment. This one doesn’t ask for sympathy, just says what happened and lets the percussion carry the rest. Music video directed by : Gad Gado
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15 . Nej‘ – Choisi (w/ Alonzo)
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025, “Choisi” pairs Nej’ with Marseille-born rapper Alonzo for a track that doesn’t waste time on introductions. Between her smooth topline and his clipped verses, the song builds on friction and echo, equal parts silk and grit. Najoua Laamiri—Nej’, if you’re short on time—adds to her blend of pop, R&B, and Moroccan flair, a formula that has been in place since her debut “Enchantée” in 2019 with Naps and Lartiste. Fresh off “Athéna” (2023), she keeps the emotional pressure controlled, but just enough to let the hook do its work. Music video directed by : Directed By Nono
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14 . Takana Zion – On My Eyes
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Mohamed Mouctar Soumah, better known as Takana Zion, swaps Guinean rap for reggae without dropping his knack for linguistic acrobatics. In “On My Eyes” (2025), he weaves English, French, Susu, Fulani, and Malinke into a sound that’s less purist reggae and more a border-crossing arrangement with Afrobeat, R&B, and dancehall. The song arrives from a man whose lyrics press more than play, with his Best African Artist win at Victoires du Reggae hinting that message and rhythm may not be mutually exclusive. |
13 . Amir – Nous
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in June 2025, “Nous” sees Amir navigating French pop under the familiar banners of Warner Music France and Parlophone. The production, handled by Tomer Biran, pairs smoothly with Amir’s lead vocals, which carry the weight of a personal moment marked by rebuilding. A decade after finishing third on “The Voice” France in 2014, Amir sounds neither nostalgic nor in a hurry to please. Born in Paris on June 20, 1984, and later waving the French flag at Eurovision 2016 with “J’ai cherché” (sixth place, no less), he follows up albums like “Au cœur de moi” and “Addictions” with something more introspective—though not necessarily quiet. Music video directed by : Amir Haddad – Song featured on the album : C Amir
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12 . Majo Y Dan – Vamos Bien
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
“Vamos Bien” tracks a shared journey with eyes wide open and hearts moderately full, courtesy of Mexican worship duo Majo y Dan. Formed on August 1, 2017, in Monterrey, Nuevo León, by Danilo Ruiz and Majo Solís, the pair has been shaping songs since around 2017–2018, often circling themes like gratitude and connection without getting lost in abstraction. This track claims space for mutual support and the perks of steady companionship, all offered up with seasonal metaphors and lyrics that seem to believe life is best taken two by two. No fireworks, no fanfare—just a modest celebration of continued togetherness, threaded through the duo’s blend of Christian and worship sounds. Music video directed by : Jahaziel Escobedo |
11 . Ognen Zdravkovski – Nema Te
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Ognen Zdravkovski doesn’t exactly pull punches on “Nema Te,” his July 2025 pop ballad that spends three minutes wondering how absence could feel this loud. The song leans into the weight of lost love with a straight face, echoing that East Balkan strain of melancholy wrapped in sleek, contemporary pop. Vladimir Nikolic’s trumpet doesn’t try to cheer things up, and Suzana Brankovic’s backing vocals come more as haunted echoes than consolation. Zdravkovski, usually swimming somewhere between resignation and yearning, keeps it steady here—vocals emotive, but never over the top. If heartbreak had a button marked “soft lament with horns,” this would press it, hold it, and let it ring just a little too long. Music video directed by : Nikola Sunjevic |
10 . Doull – Deli
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in July 2025, “Deli” is one of several singles Doull puts out that year, following 2024’s “So Dan So.” The track is composed and arranged by LIL BEN, whose piano work frames the melody, with lyrics by Abdoulaye Coulibaly. Doull moves between Mandingo inflections and Tradi-Bambara echoes, sliding them into structured Afropop without fuss. Not his only outing in 2025—”DIARABI” and others keep the stream of releases moving—but “Deli” finds him in focused form. Song featured on the album : Tin (Ep)
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9 . Alto – Nikosa
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Released in June 2025, “Nikosa” sits comfortably in the R&B/Soul bracket, steering clear of genre confusion while still stretching its limbs a little. Alto, the Rwandan artist otherwise known as Eric Dusenge, leans into his knack for hybrid sounds without getting too carried away. It’s not all polished grooves and smooth harmonies, but don’t expect chaos either—this one knows where it’s going, even when it slouches into a shuffle. Music video directed by : Director C |
8 . Josh Levi – Don’t Go
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Date Added : Jul 29,2025
Josh Levi samples Destiny’s Child’s “No, No, No” on “Don’t Go,” grounding the track in Houston lineage while sidestepping full-blown nostalgia. Out on Raedio/Atlantic Records in 2025, it circles love like a lowrider: moody, unstable, and in need of maintenance. The hydraulics metaphor isn’t accidental—Levi leans into emotional suspension systems with one eye on tradition and the other on production sheen. He first surfaced on “The X Factor USA” and “Friday Night Lights,” then passed through Citizen Four before remerging with solo EPs “DISC ONE” and “DISC TWO.” Some may also recognize him as Aaron Z from Pixar’s “Turning Red,” a reminder he doesn’t mind switching lanes when the role fits. Music video directed by : Ben Cole – Song featured on the album : Hydraulic
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7 . Jackson Wang – Made Me A Man
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
“Made Me A Man” arrives with a visually sharp music video that moves between rich color and black-and-white frames, circling themes of confrontation and transformation like it’s flipping through a graphic novel. Jackson Wang, born March 28, 1994, in Hong Kong, got his start in 2014 with the South Korean group GOT7 under JYP Entertainment—well before branching off into solo waters. Since parting ways with JYP in 2021, he’s steered both his record label, Team Wang, and his fashion venture, Team Wang Design, with the same effort he used to finesse his audition flips. Backed up by solo releases like *Mirrors* (2019) and *Magic Man* (2022), his singles include “100 Ways” (2020), “Pretty Please” (2020), and “LMLY” (2021). Music video directed by : Mamesjao – Song featured on the album : Magicman 2 |
6 . Ledri Vula & Xhensila Myrtezaj – Let Pe Lun
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released on July 15, 2025, “Let Pe Lun” brings together Kosovo-Albanian rapper Ledri Vula and Albanian singer Xhensila Myrtezaj for a breezy mid-July pop-rap duet. Ledri handles the verses with his usual easy-going flow, leaving Xhensila to carry choruses that land somewhere between melodic and sunscreen-commercial-ready. The track stretches across an upbeat, summery production that doesn’t try too hard, which is precisely the point. Ledri, born in Pristina on July 10, 1986, first appeared in the scene with hip hop duo Skillz back in 2005, before going solo in 2012. His post-Skillz output includes the debut single “100 Probleme” in 2014, two solo albums—*10/10* (2020) and *1 gotë per Ty* (2023)—and over fifty singles that keep the streaming tabs busy. Music video directed by : Besian Durmishi
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5 . Tonny Young – Wathii Urihagwo Thii
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Tonny Young keeps one foot on the pedal and the other in Mugithi with “Wathii Urihagwo Thii,” out in July 2025. Delivered in Kikuyu, the track follows his ongoing route through this guitar-led Kenyan genre without veering much from the GPS. As usual, cultural signals blink steadily while Young rides the rhythms with a steady hand and no rush to update the map. |
7 . Jackson Wang – Made Me A Man
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
“Made Me A Man” arrives with a visually sharp music video that moves between rich color and black-and-white frames, circling themes of confrontation and transformation like it’s flipping through a graphic novel. Jackson Wang, born March 28, 1994, in Hong Kong, got his start in 2014 with the South Korean group GOT7 under JYP Entertainment—well before branching off into solo waters. Since parting ways with JYP in 2021, he’s steered both his record label, Team Wang, and his fashion venture, Team Wang Design, with the same effort he used to finesse his audition flips. Backed up by solo releases like *Mirrors* (2019) and *Magic Man* (2022), his singles include “100 Ways” (2020), “Pretty Please” (2020), and “LMLY” (2021). Music video directed by : Mamesjao – Song featured on the album : Magicman 2 |
6 . Ledri Vula & Xhensila Myrtezaj – Let Pe Lun
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released on July 15, 2025, “Let Pe Lun” brings together Kosovo-Albanian rapper Ledri Vula and Albanian singer Xhensila Myrtezaj for a breezy mid-July pop-rap duet. Ledri handles the verses with his usual easy-going flow, leaving Xhensila to carry choruses that land somewhere between melodic and sunscreen-commercial-ready. The track stretches across an upbeat, summery production that doesn’t try too hard, which is precisely the point. Ledri, born in Pristina on July 10, 1986, first appeared in the scene with hip hop duo Skillz back in 2005, before going solo in 2012. His post-Skillz output includes the debut single “100 Probleme” in 2014, two solo albums—*10/10* (2020) and *1 gotë per Ty* (2023)—and over fifty singles that keep the streaming tabs busy. Music video directed by : Besian Durmishi
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5 . Tonny Young – Wathii Urihagwo Thii
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Tonny Young keeps one foot on the pedal and the other in Mugithi with “Wathii Urihagwo Thii,” out in July 2025. Delivered in Kikuyu, the track follows his ongoing route through this guitar-led Kenyan genre without veering much from the GPS. As usual, cultural signals blink steadily while Young rides the rhythms with a steady hand and no rush to update the map. |
4 . Amit Tomer – Tum Aur Main
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released in February 2025 via Amit Tomer Originals, “Tum Aur Main” arrives as another Hindi pop entry in Amit Tomer’s growing catalog of romance-fueled songs. The track blends a guitar-led arrangement with earnest, clean vocals that follow the formula without fuss or urgency. Based in Mumbai, Tomer juggles singing, composing, and music teaching while keeping a foothold in both playback and stage environments. He previously contributed vocals to A.R. Rahman’s Sunshine Orchestra, which suggests the résumé remains as diverse as it is practical. With 2024 singles like “Baatein,” “Chalte Rahein,” and “Ek Naina,” and now an entire album sharing its name with this track, he’s keeping things steady—if not especially surprising. Music video directed by : Saurabh Gajjar
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3 . Dean Lewis – Hurt So Bad
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released in July 2025, “Hurt So Bad” lands as the final piece of a breakup triptych that began with “Be Alright” and “Hurtless.” Dean Lewis keeps it sparse, favoring a minimalist piano backdrop and offering vocals that hold back just enough to sting. The lyrics sketch the collapse of self in the face of overwhelming love, and the weight left behind when that love exits stage left. The video, shot in Malibu Creek State Park, mirrors the track’s inward gaze without getting lost in the foliage. Born in 1987, the Australian singer-songwriter first hit platinum status with “Waves” back in 2016. His 2019 debut album *A Place We Knew* nabbed Album of the Year at the ARIAs, a feat followed by 2022’s *The Hardest Love* and the same multi-platinum “Be Alright” that kicked off this series in the first place. Music video directed by : Sean Loaney – Song featured on the album : The Epilogue
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2 . Lycinaïs Jean – Rien À Cacher (w/ Marcoflight)
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released in July 2025, just in time for Lycinaïs Jean’s birthday, “Rien À Cacher” teams her up with Marcoflight for a konpa track that doesn’t exactly pretend everything’s fine. The lyrics open with exhausted sighs over constant suspicion, where asking for honesty starts sounding more like an investigation than affection. Jealousy and nagging doubt creep in, not loudly, but in that quiet way that makes trust unravel while pretending it’s about transparency. Without raising its voice, the song sketches a couple forever caught between closeness and polite control, wondering if knowing everything is really such a good idea. Lycinaïs Jean, the Franco-Antillean singer-songwriter who first made waves in 2014 with “Aimer,” combines Caribbean pop, zouk, reggae, and R&B with a knack for wringing tension from smoothness. Her 2020 album “Mèche Reb’l” sharpened that blend, with standouts like “Mwen enmé’w” staying just sweet enough to sting. Music video directed by : Griffit Vision |
1 . Xushnud – Beg’ubor
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Date Added : Jul 20,2025
Released in June 2025, “Beg’ubor” finds Xushnud calling on the multi-hyphenate talents of Jasur Badalbaev for composition, arrangement, and lyrics. By now, Xushnud has assembled a discography that leans on steady output, with titles like “Go’zal” and “Dil nolalari” doing their bit. His linkups with Xushnud Qudratov and Xushnud Allanazarov suggest a scene where shared first names run almost as deep as musical ties. Music video directed by : ;Shuxrat Mavlonov
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