PRESELECTED Here are the brand new music videos by female artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
52 . Hitsujibungaku – Koe
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
“Koe” (声), translating to “Voice,” lands as a compelling entry from Japanese rock band Hitsujibungaku, released on January 20, 2025. This brooding 4-minute-23-second track anchors the Japanese drama “119 Emergency Call” (119エマージェンシーコール) as its theme song. Written and composed by vocalist Moeka Shiotsuka, the single sees Yurika Kasai holding steady on bass, while Fumiaki Unehara lends precision as mixing engineer. Arranged by Hitsujibungaku, it distills their signature intensity. Music video directed by : Tai Nakazawa 
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51 . Jennie – Ruby
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
Ruby, the titular track from Jennie‘s upcoming debut solo studio album, slated for release on March 7, 2025, through Odd Atelier and Columbia Records, teases a fusion of introspection and sonic edge. The album spans 15 tracks showcasing collaborations, reframing the artist’s narrative since her chart-dominating debut single, Solo. A member of Blackpink, Jennie’s accolades include four MAMA Awards and a Golden Disc Award alongside global recognition for her dynamic artistry.
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50 . Zoe Wees – Traitor
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
“Traitor,” released on January 17, 2025, is the latest single from Zoe Wees, crafted with Alex Isaak, ÁSDÍS, and Leon Milla. Tackling themes of self-love and resilience, the track sheds light on the courage required to purge toxicity. At 22, Wees—first noted on *The Voice Kids* in 2017—continues her ascent with earlier triumphs like “Control,” a French chart-topper, and celebrated works *Golden Wings* and *Therapy*. The song’s video translates its raw, cathartic essence. Music video directed by : Kc Locke
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49 . Saya Gray – Lie Down..
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
“LIE DOWN..” marks the January 16, 2025, release from Japanese-Canadian artist Saya Gray under Dirty Hit, preceding her debut album *SAYA* set for February 21, 2025. Fusing synth-pop, indie-folk, and alternative rock, the track features mathematical percussion, euphoric harmonies, electric guitar, and warm bass lines, alongside Gray’s distinctively haunting vocals. Its noir-inspired music video complements lyrics questioning the permanence of memories post-mortem, revealing Gray’s understated poetic touch. Music video directed by : Jennifer Cheng
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48 . Marina Satti – Epano Sto Trapezi
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
Marina Satti’s “Epano Sto Trapezi” showcases her trademark blend of traditional Greek sounds, modern beats, and intricate polyphonic textures. A Berklee College of Music alumna in Contemporary Writing & Production (2011), Satti brings technical precision into her artistry. With her album “P.O.P.” climbing to No. 8 on the UK Albums Chart—a first for a Greek artist—Satti extends her reach beyond Greece, where tracks like “ZARI” and “LALALALA” dominate the Spotify Greece Top 200. Collaborations with legends like George Dalaras, Paco De Lucia, Patrice Rushen, and Mavis Staples underscore her versatility and global appeal.
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47 . Flor Alvarez – En La Cara
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
En La Cara (Versión Cumbia) by Flor Alvarez infuses rhythmic energy into a tale of confrontation. Flor Álvarez, an Argentine artist whose journey began singing in subways, surged to prominence after her TikTok clips went viral. Following her debut single “4:20” in 2022, she released “Etapas,” her first EP, in 2023. Collaborating with Fer Vázquez led to “Mix Cumbia” and the viral hit “Sin Querer.” En La Cara echoes her signature blend of modern cumbia and bold storytelling.
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46 . D-NA – Break My Heart
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
Crafted under BRIQ Entertainment, D-NA’s “Break My Heart” marks a striking move for Suriwatsa Vivatvanit (สุริวัสสา วิวัฒน์วานิช), the 18-year-old Thai singer. A finalist of 2021’s “Idol Paradise,” former Celeste member, and “The Voice Thailand” hopeful, she channels her post-group disbandment narrative into a poignant lament of heartbreak. Her evocative vocals sit atop an intricate arrangement that wrestles delicately between vulnerability and defiance.
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45 . Chloe Qisha – 21st Century Cool Girl
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Date Added : Jan 29,2025
Malaysian-born and UK-based Chloe Qisha stamps her mark with “21st Century Cool Girl,” a track housed in her 2025 self-titled debut EP. Trading psychology textbooks for melodies, the Kuala Lumpur native embarked on her musical path at 20 or 21 after an unsolicited email from an artiste & repertoire rep piqued her curiosity. Effortlessly blending alternative pop with a sharp edge, Chloe Qisha straddles introspection and irreverence, crafting her identity as a self-taught multi-instrumentalist. Music video directed by : Bedroom Projects
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44 . JoJo – Ready To Love
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“Ready To Love” arrives in January, 2025, as a striking addition to JoJo‘s EP “NGL,” bringing her distinctive sound back into the spotlight. Joanna Noëlle Levesque, better known as JoJo, first captured attention during her stint on “America’s Most Talented Kids,” which catapulted her to a seven-album deal with Blackground Records in 2003. With her self-titled debut in 2004, JoJo immediately made waves, as “Leave (Get Out)” climbed to number 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and crowned the Mainstream Top 40 chart, earning her the distinction of the youngest solo artist to clinch such an achievement. As part of her latest effort, “Ready To Love” demonstrates an evolution shaped by an expansive catalog spanning two decades, including six studio albums, mixtapes, and notable works like “Mad Love” (2016), “Good to Know” (2020), and “Trying Not to Think About It” (2021). Although no notable collaborations or chart positions for this track have surfaced, its unveiling underscores an artist balancing nostalgia and reinvention while promoting “NGL.” JoJo‘s stage presence, sharpened by performances at venues like the 2004 Kid’s Choice Awards and Usher’s Truth Tour in Europe, remains an integral part of her enduring appeal, woven into narratives of vulnerability and growth. Music video directed by : Pierre Marias, Tilly Evans-Krueger, & Jojo – Song featured on the album : Ngl (Ep)
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43 . Lala Sadii – Down
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“Down” marks the distinctive musical debut of Lala Sadii, an 18-year-old Arizona-based content creator whose digital footprint spans millions of followers across social platforms. Transitioning from punchy social media sketches to the sonic stage, Lala takes her signature sharp wit and unapologetic energy into this track. With its minimalist production steeped in rhythmic hooks, “Down” encapsulates her artistic venture, pairing percussive beats with a vocal delivery that sways between playful self-assurance and candid finality. The track channels the zeitgeist of Gen Z through its lyrical snapshots of emotion, ushering Lala from fleeting TikTok moments into the wider cultural conversation surrounding emerging digital-native artists. Music video directed by : Amber Rose Kawena |
42 . Sukriti Kakar & Prakriti Kakar – Aa Zara
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Sukriti Kakar and Prakriti Kakar’s single *Aa Zara*, featuring The Rish, releases on January xx, 2025, blending sultry harmonies with an independent streak that challenges Bollywood’s status quo. The sisters first surfaced in 2012, lending their voices to Gulraj Singh’s title track of *Tutiya Dil*, alongside Ram Sampath, a pairing that hinted at their future collaborative experimentation. From the viral swagger of *Mafiyaan* to the breezy charm of *Kehndi Haan Kehndi Naa*, their catalog continually resists predictability, culminating in their 2021 Billboard breakthrough with *Naari*, a global No. 2 triumph. The duo’s remix of Dua Lipa’s *Levitating*, shaped by Amaal Mallik’s percussive sensibilities, extends their reach into international pop, fortifying their dual identity as Bollywood staples and indie trailblazers. Music video directed by : Sharic Sequeira
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41 . Jorjiana – Elevator Spaghetti
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Released in 2025, Jorjiana’s “Elevator Spaghetti” delivers a jazz-infused production woven with rich instrumentation, amplifying her sharp, boast-heavy lyricism. Her seamless delivery and intricately layered metaphors present a masterful response to critics who dismissed her after her “On The Rap Radar” freestyle. Positioned alongside 2024’s “Deleting Pictures” featuring Loe Shimmy, this track underscores her distinctive flair and unapologetic individuality.
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40 . A2O Girls – Rap Medley
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
The A2O Girls’ “Rap Medley,” released in January 2025 under A2O Entertainment, melds fragments of “Small Talk” and “Violet,” alongside a Billie Eilish-inspired track and a nod to Niall Horan’s 2019 single “Nice To Meet Ya.” Despite their inclusion, “Small Talk” and “Violet” sit without the weight of chart-topping stats or trophies in this context, a curious omission given their spotlight. The Billie Eilish homage injects an atmospheric twist, crafting a moment of textured intrigue within the medley’s layered composition. The group’s producer, S.M. LEE, lends a sleek sonic foundation to this ambitious patchwork, balancing originality with respect for the source materials. |
44 . JoJo – Ready To Love
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“Ready To Love” arrives in January, 2025, as a striking addition to JoJo‘s EP “NGL,” bringing her distinctive sound back into the spotlight. Joanna Noëlle Levesque, better known as JoJo, first captured attention during her stint on “America’s Most Talented Kids,” which catapulted her to a seven-album deal with Blackground Records in 2003. With her self-titled debut in 2004, JoJo immediately made waves, as “Leave (Get Out)” climbed to number 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and crowned the Mainstream Top 40 chart, earning her the distinction of the youngest solo artist to clinch such an achievement. As part of her latest effort, “Ready To Love” demonstrates an evolution shaped by an expansive catalog spanning two decades, including six studio albums, mixtapes, and notable works like “Mad Love” (2016), “Good to Know” (2020), and “Trying Not to Think About It” (2021). Although no notable collaborations or chart positions for this track have surfaced, its unveiling underscores an artist balancing nostalgia and reinvention while promoting “NGL.” JoJo‘s stage presence, sharpened by performances at venues like the 2004 Kid’s Choice Awards and Usher’s Truth Tour in Europe, remains an integral part of her enduring appeal, woven into narratives of vulnerability and growth. Music video directed by : Pierre Marias, Tilly Evans-Krueger, & Jojo – Song featured on the album : Ngl (Ep)
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43 . Lala Sadii – Down
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“Down” marks the distinctive musical debut of Lala Sadii, an 18-year-old Arizona-based content creator whose digital footprint spans millions of followers across social platforms. Transitioning from punchy social media sketches to the sonic stage, Lala takes her signature sharp wit and unapologetic energy into this track. With its minimalist production steeped in rhythmic hooks, “Down” encapsulates her artistic venture, pairing percussive beats with a vocal delivery that sways between playful self-assurance and candid finality. The track channels the zeitgeist of Gen Z through its lyrical snapshots of emotion, ushering Lala from fleeting TikTok moments into the wider cultural conversation surrounding emerging digital-native artists. Music video directed by : Amber Rose Kawena |
42 . Sukriti Kakar & Prakriti Kakar – Aa Zara
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Sukriti Kakar and Prakriti Kakar’s single *Aa Zara*, featuring The Rish, releases on January xx, 2025, blending sultry harmonies with an independent streak that challenges Bollywood’s status quo. The sisters first surfaced in 2012, lending their voices to Gulraj Singh’s title track of *Tutiya Dil*, alongside Ram Sampath, a pairing that hinted at their future collaborative experimentation. From the viral swagger of *Mafiyaan* to the breezy charm of *Kehndi Haan Kehndi Naa*, their catalog continually resists predictability, culminating in their 2021 Billboard breakthrough with *Naari*, a global No. 2 triumph. The duo’s remix of Dua Lipa’s *Levitating*, shaped by Amaal Mallik’s percussive sensibilities, extends their reach into international pop, fortifying their dual identity as Bollywood staples and indie trailblazers. Music video directed by : Sharic Sequeira
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41 . Jorjiana – Elevator Spaghetti
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Released in 2025, Jorjiana’s “Elevator Spaghetti” delivers a jazz-infused production woven with rich instrumentation, amplifying her sharp, boast-heavy lyricism. Her seamless delivery and intricately layered metaphors present a masterful response to critics who dismissed her after her “On The Rap Radar” freestyle. Positioned alongside 2024’s “Deleting Pictures” featuring Loe Shimmy, this track underscores her distinctive flair and unapologetic individuality.
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40 . A2O Girls – Rap Medley
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
The A2O Girls’ “Rap Medley,” released in January 2025 under A2O Entertainment, melds fragments of “Small Talk” and “Violet,” alongside a Billie Eilish-inspired track and a nod to Niall Horan’s 2019 single “Nice To Meet Ya.” Despite their inclusion, “Small Talk” and “Violet” sit without the weight of chart-topping stats or trophies in this context, a curious omission given their spotlight. The Billie Eilish homage injects an atmospheric twist, crafting a moment of textured intrigue within the medley’s layered composition. The group’s producer, S.M. LEE, lends a sleek sonic foundation to this ambitious patchwork, balancing originality with respect for the source materials. |
39 . Blondshell – T&A
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“T&A” arrives as the latest single from American indie rock musician Blondshell, born Sabrina Mae Teitelbaum. Dropped on January 9, 2025, the track previews her forthcoming album “If You Asked For A Picture,” slated for May 2025 under Partisan Records. This release continues the evolution of her sound since transitioning from her earlier moniker, BAUM, in June 2022. The song’s lyrics, including lines like “Letting him in, why don’t the good ones love me? / Watching him fall, watching him go right in front of me,” delve into themes of love, insecurity, and self-worth with disarming candor. The bridge layers tension with the visceral metaphor of a “spinal cord,” capturing inner conflict and heightened emotional stakes. The accompanying music video adopts an inventive pairing of three dogs with their human counterparts, underscoring the track’s exploration of vulnerability and connection. “T&A” follows her 2023 self-titled debut, “Blondshell,” which earned a No. 88 spot on Billboard’s Top Current Album Sales chart and secured her the Grulke Prize for Developing U.S. Act at SXSW that same year. Barack Obama’s inclusion of her track “Joiner” in his “Favorite Music of 2023” list further punctuates Blondshell‘s rising indie rock presence. Music video directed by : Hannah Bon – Song featured on the album : If You Asked For A Picture
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38 . Mikromusic – Nie Umiem Tańczyć
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
“Nie Umiem Tańczyć” slips into Mikromusic‘s eclectic catalog of Polish musical innovation, released in 2025 with lyrics penned by Natalia Grosiak. The track leans on the deft production skills of Dawid Korbaczyński and Piotr Pluta, seamlessly navigating through the band’s signature blend of jazz, trip-hop, rock, and occasional folk undertones. Beyond its sonic qualities, the group boasts a Fryderyk award in “Muzyka poetycka,” while Grosiak’s unmistakable vocals remain a defining element of their rising acclaim. Music video directed by : Konrad Śniady
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37 . Shaydee’s & Maureen & Mikado – Cvni
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Shaydee’s collaborates with Maureen and Mikado on “Cvni,” a track released in January 2025. The song ripples with intricate vocal layers, weaving Maureen’s airy harmonies into Mikado’s deadpan cadence, while Shaydee’s anchors the performance with an understated yet commanding delivery. Producing duties are handled by Shaydee’s themselves, crafting a sharp yet unassuming blend of minimal percussion and enveloping synth pads. “Cvni” flirts with restraint, rejecting theatricality for a muted intensity that lingers long after its final note. Music video directed by : Chris Macari
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36 . Ronisia – Call Of
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Date Added : Jan 27,2025
Call Of by Ronisia, released in January 2025, captures the multifaceted artistry of Ronisia Mendes Morges, a singer-songwriter of Cabo Verdean origin, born on November 13, 1999. Raised in Grigny, a cornerstone of French rap and popular music, her upbringing resonates in her sound, merging mainstream pop with African and Caribbean influences. Since debuting with “Plus de Peine” in 2019, Ronisia has crafted a vibrant career, collaborating with artists like Ninho, Tiakola, and Dadju. The song reflects her trajectory, built on energetic compositions and a voice that masterfully bridges emotional intensity with rhythmic vitality.
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35 . Carmen De La Salciua – Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Carmen de la Salciua’s “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” masterfully intertwines her emotive vocal delivery with the distinct cadence of Romanian folklore, wrapped in a sleek pop aesthetic. Hailing from Alba Iulia, Carmen orchestrates a unique fusion of traditional melodies and contemporary soundscapes that permeate her discography. Known for tracks such as “Indragostit,” “De Ce Traim O Iubire Interzisa,” and “Noapte Buna Iubi,” she solidifies her position within the Romanian music scene through her evocative storytelling. Collaborations with artists like Culita Sterp and Jador on songs such as “Nimic Nu E Intamplator” and “Nu Am Somn De 4 Zile” further underscore her versatility. “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” encapsulates her artistry, blending heartfelt introspection with a sonic vibrancy that resonates deeply with listeners. Music video directed by : Kamarad
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34 . Ava Peace – London
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Ava Peace, born Namugonza Maureen Peace on January 13, 2000, in Kampala, Uganda, brings her Afrobeat flair to the forefront with the EP “London,” a five-track offering that spotlights her intricate fusion of modern sonics and African rhythmic traditions. Among her catalog, songs like “Nsitula,” a dynamic collaboration with Spice Diana and Daddy Andre, and “Shabada,” featuring Mudra D Viral, reflect her collaborative energy and multifaceted artistry. “London,” the titular track from the project, carries forward her signature style, weaving contemporary melodies with East African influences, showcasing why she stands out in a saturated musical landscape.
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33 . Freya Skye – Can’t Fake It
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Freya Skye unleashes her narrative prowess with “Can’t Fake It,” her latest single dropped through Hollywood Records in January 2025. Enlisting the hit-making duo Jack & Coke as producers, this track captures the young Buckinghamshire native at the intersection of vocal precision and lyrical candor. Born October 16, 2009, Skye’s trajectory has been anything but ordinary—catapulted into the public eye by securing the online global public vote’s top spot at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022, where her anthem “Lose My Head” clinched fifth place overall. Beyond the mic, she’s a multi-hyphenate talent, scripting for Disney Music Publishing and inked with Disney Branded Television for forthcoming projects. Her creative portfolio boasts roles such as her upcoming feature in *Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires*, voice work in *Final Fantasy XVI*, and her stint in season 9 of the Canadian dance drama *The Next Step*. Anchored in layered instrumentation and sleek production, “Can’t Fake It” serves as yet another bold marker in Freya Skye‘s unfolding career. Music video directed by : Boni Mata
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32 . Miki – Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Miki Duplay sharpens her indie pop edge with “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion,” a track steeped in intrigue and subtle provocation. The rising Luxembourg artist, known for her collaborations with Thomas Guerlet on “Dis, quand reviendras-tu?” and “She Don’t Want To Dance,” crafts a noir atmosphere as cryptic as its title, sifting elements of drama into her sonic palette. With haunting vocal delivery and melancholic undertones that refuse to pander to easy sentimentality, “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion” holds the promise of a narrative untold, suffused with a quiet tension and a flair for the abstract.
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35 . Carmen De La Salciua – Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Carmen de la Salciua’s “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” masterfully intertwines her emotive vocal delivery with the distinct cadence of Romanian folklore, wrapped in a sleek pop aesthetic. Hailing from Alba Iulia, Carmen orchestrates a unique fusion of traditional melodies and contemporary soundscapes that permeate her discography. Known for tracks such as “Indragostit,” “De Ce Traim O Iubire Interzisa,” and “Noapte Buna Iubi,” she solidifies her position within the Romanian music scene through her evocative storytelling. Collaborations with artists like Culita Sterp and Jador on songs such as “Nimic Nu E Intamplator” and “Nu Am Somn De 4 Zile” further underscore her versatility. “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” encapsulates her artistry, blending heartfelt introspection with a sonic vibrancy that resonates deeply with listeners. Music video directed by : Kamarad
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34 . Ava Peace – London
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Ava Peace, born Namugonza Maureen Peace on January 13, 2000, in Kampala, Uganda, brings her Afrobeat flair to the forefront with the EP “London,” a five-track offering that spotlights her intricate fusion of modern sonics and African rhythmic traditions. Among her catalog, songs like “Nsitula,” a dynamic collaboration with Spice Diana and Daddy Andre, and “Shabada,” featuring Mudra D Viral, reflect her collaborative energy and multifaceted artistry. “London,” the titular track from the project, carries forward her signature style, weaving contemporary melodies with East African influences, showcasing why she stands out in a saturated musical landscape.
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33 . Freya Skye – Can’t Fake It
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Freya Skye unleashes her narrative prowess with “Can’t Fake It,” her latest single dropped through Hollywood Records in January 2025. Enlisting the hit-making duo Jack & Coke as producers, this track captures the young Buckinghamshire native at the intersection of vocal precision and lyrical candor. Born October 16, 2009, Skye’s trajectory has been anything but ordinary—catapulted into the public eye by securing the online global public vote’s top spot at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022, where her anthem “Lose My Head” clinched fifth place overall. Beyond the mic, she’s a multi-hyphenate talent, scripting for Disney Music Publishing and inked with Disney Branded Television for forthcoming projects. Her creative portfolio boasts roles such as her upcoming feature in *Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires*, voice work in *Final Fantasy XVI*, and her stint in season 9 of the Canadian dance drama *The Next Step*. Anchored in layered instrumentation and sleek production, “Can’t Fake It” serves as yet another bold marker in Freya Skye‘s unfolding career. Music video directed by : Boni Mata
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32 . Miki – Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Miki Duplay sharpens her indie pop edge with “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion,” a track steeped in intrigue and subtle provocation. The rising Luxembourg artist, known for her collaborations with Thomas Guerlet on “Dis, quand reviendras-tu?” and “She Don’t Want To Dance,” crafts a noir atmosphere as cryptic as its title, sifting elements of drama into her sonic palette. With haunting vocal delivery and melancholic undertones that refuse to pander to easy sentimentality, “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion” holds the promise of a narrative untold, suffused with a quiet tension and a flair for the abstract.
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31 . Emma Drobná – Vo Vlnách
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
“Vo Vlnách” emerges as a standout single from Slovak singer Emma Drobná, unveiled in January 2025. Crafted meticulously at Creative Music House in Bratislava, the track springs from an inspired collaboration with Czech songwriter Jenda Vávra and producer Rony Janeček, where its core structure came together in a single day. A finely tuned contribution from Roman Vícha’s live drumming and a stirring string quartet injects the composition with textured depth and evocative resonance. Drobná, crowned victor of the 2015 “Česko Slovenská SuperStar,” boasts a discography spanning three studio albums: “Emma Drobná” (2016), “You Should Know” (2017), and “Better Like This” (2020). Her versatility extends beyond music with appearances on the 2016 show “Tvoja tvár znie povedome” and a 2017 performance on “Let’s Dance” alongside Filip Buránsky. Music video directed by : Jakub Gulyas
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30 . Jennie – Zen
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Jennie’s “Zen,” extracted from her debut studio album slated for a March 2025 release, positions the BLACKPINK member firmly in the solo spotlight. Preceded by her October 11, 2024 single “Mantra,” the track sets a precedent with its monumental streaming debut, claiming the largest opening for a K-pop female soloist on Spotify in the United States. As anticipation builds for her upcoming project, Jennie’s evolving artistry takes center stage, merging global pop appeal with her South Korean roots. Music video directed by : Cho Gi-Seok – Song featured on the album : Ruby
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29 . Kristii – Party
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Kristii‘s “Party” invites listeners to a vibrant sonic realm shaped by collaborations with Grammy-winning producer Scott Storch and hitmaker Verse Simmonds. The Vienna-born singer, songwriter, and actress infuses the track with her distinctive flair, building on a discography that includes “Don’t Run Away” and “Lightning,” her electrifying single featuring Chris Brown and O.T. Genasis. This offering underscores Kristii‘s seamless ability to navigate high-energy soundscapes, cementing her presence as a multi-dimensional artist in the contemporary pop music landscape. Music video directed by : Kristii
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28 . Tokyo – Scappa
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Tokyo, the 19-year-old Italian sensation born Giulia Toselli, pairs raw emotion with precision in “SCAPPA,” her latest single released in January 2025 alongside Kermit. Having cut her teeth on piano keys and choir harmonies before debuting in November 2024 with “Bimba,” she now steers into uncharted sonic waters with this track. “SCAPPA” melds Tokyo’s sharp lyrical intent with Kermit’s unexpected creative flair, their collaboration woven into a sound as urgent as its title suggests. Marking a swift evolution in her burgeoning career, the song lands Tokyo as a name shaping the Italian music scene with a contemporary edge. |
27 . Nej’ – Irréel 2
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Nej’ unveils her latest single, “Irréel 2,” a poignant continuation of her introspective artistry. Born Najoua Laamiri on June 30, 1994, in Toulouse, Nej’ masterfully fuses pop, R&B, and oriental textures, crafting a sound that’s as intricate as it is evocative. Her 2019 debut album, “Enchantée,” interwove notable collaborations with Naps and Lartiste, positioning her as a unique voice in French music. In 2023, her sophomore album, “Athéna,” showcased collaborations with Slimane and Tayc, amplifying her narrative depth. Les Flammes nominations for Album Nouvelle Pop and R&B Song of the Year further underline her growing impact within the genre’s evolving landscape. Music video directed by : Usef Naït
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26 . Lauren Alaina – Those Kind Of Women
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Lauren Alaina’s “Those Kind Of Women,” produced by Joey Moi, debuts in January 2025, revealing the artist’s pregnancy with her first child, expected in summer 2025. The music video, dedicated to her mother and unborn child, traces the cyclical beauty of motherhood, as Alaina reflects on her upbringing through her mother’s eyes. With three chart-topping singles—the RIAA Platinum-certified “Road Less Traveled,” 9X Platinum “What Ifs” with Kane Brown, and 3X Platinum “ONE BEER” alongside HARDY and Devin Dawson—Lauren Alaina has secured her place in contemporary country music. Further amplifying her profile, she has graced elite platforms like PBS’ *A Capitol Fourth*, *Dancing with the Stars*, and *American Idol*, merging personal artistry with public acclaim.
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25 . Savannah Dexter – Somebody
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
“Savannah Dexter – Somebody” arrives in 2025 as a finely-crafted pop track tackling heartbreak, betrayal, and the yearning for self-worth. Savannah Dexter, already versed in pop and Americana/Alt Country, incorporates the emotional intensity that’s become her calling card since “DEX (2022).” Known for singles like “Raise Hell,” “Better Myself,” and “Toxic Love,” Dexter continues her exploration of poignant, raw lyrical narratives.
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24 . Helena – Mauvais Garçon
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
Helena – Mauvais Garçon, released in 2024, sees Belgian artist Helena laying bare the scars of a toxic teenage romance. Drawing from her personal entanglement with the titular “mauvais garçon” at age 16, the track channels raw anguish and simmering regret into piercing lyricism. Partnering with longtime collaborator and co-author Vincha, Helena incorporates actual messages exchanged during that tumultuous chapter, injecting the song with an almost voyeuristic authenticity. Audiences find their own reflections in the narrative’s unfiltered emotional terrain, a sentiment echoed vocally by Helena‘s growing fanbase. Aged 22, Helena first caught the public eye on Star Academy’s eleventh season, later delivering hits like “Aimée pour de vrai” and “Summer Body” that underscore her knack for arch vulnerability and incisive storytelling. Music video directed by : Studio Alfons Meyer
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23 . Karencici – Say It To My Face (w/ Øzi)
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
“Say It To My Face” by Chinese-American artist Karencici, featuring Taiwanese singer ØZI, debuts on December 26, 2024, under Warner Music Taiwan Ltd. This release marks a continuation of Karencici‘s multifaceted career, which began after relocating from Los Angeles to Taipei at 16 to join the Mandopop scene. Her initial breakthrough stems from participating in “The Voice of China” in 2016, where David Tao served as her mentor. Following the competition, she shifted toward R&B and hip hop, influencing her creative trajectory. Her 2018 debut album, “SHAYAN,” signaled a transition from her earlier rock-inspired image to a more urban and chic aesthetic. Karencici later joined Jackson Wang’s PANTHEPACK and gained further attention with her second album “99% Angel,” included in HipHopDX Asia’s “Best Asian Hip Hop And R&B Of 2022.” She also won “Best R&B Single” at the 10th Golden Music Creation Awards in 2019. “Say It To My Face” continues her genre-blending collaborations, reflecting her ongoing artistic evolution. Music video directed by : Kvnloverboy, Martin Tan
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24 . Helena – Mauvais Garçon
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
Helena – Mauvais Garçon, released in 2024, sees Belgian artist Helena laying bare the scars of a toxic teenage romance. Drawing from her personal entanglement with the titular “mauvais garçon” at age 16, the track channels raw anguish and simmering regret into piercing lyricism. Partnering with longtime collaborator and co-author Vincha, Helena incorporates actual messages exchanged during that tumultuous chapter, injecting the song with an almost voyeuristic authenticity. Audiences find their own reflections in the narrative’s unfiltered emotional terrain, a sentiment echoed vocally by Helena‘s growing fanbase. Aged 22, Helena first caught the public eye on Star Academy’s eleventh season, later delivering hits like “Aimée pour de vrai” and “Summer Body” that underscore her knack for arch vulnerability and incisive storytelling. Music video directed by : Studio Alfons Meyer
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23 . Karencici – Say It To My Face (w/ Øzi)
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
“Say It To My Face” by Chinese-American artist Karencici, featuring Taiwanese singer ØZI, debuts on December 26, 2024, under Warner Music Taiwan Ltd. This release marks a continuation of Karencici‘s multifaceted career, which began after relocating from Los Angeles to Taipei at 16 to join the Mandopop scene. Her initial breakthrough stems from participating in “The Voice of China” in 2016, where David Tao served as her mentor. Following the competition, she shifted toward R&B and hip hop, influencing her creative trajectory. Her 2018 debut album, “SHAYAN,” signaled a transition from her earlier rock-inspired image to a more urban and chic aesthetic. Karencici later joined Jackson Wang’s PANTHEPACK and gained further attention with her second album “99% Angel,” included in HipHopDX Asia’s “Best Asian Hip Hop And R&B Of 2022.” She also won “Best R&B Single” at the 10th Golden Music Creation Awards in 2019. “Say It To My Face” continues her genre-blending collaborations, reflecting her ongoing artistic evolution. Music video directed by : Kvnloverboy, Martin Tan
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22 . Aleyna Tilki – Bekleyenim
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
“Bekleyenim” emerges as Aleyna Tilki‘s 2024 offering, further adding to her string of non-album singles. Known for chart dominance since her 2017 breakout “Sen Olsan Bari,” which claimed the number 1 spot in Turkey, Tilki builds on her pop stardom. Collaborating with Emrah Karaduman on “Cevapsız Çınlama,” her rise caught the attention of Warner Music, making her the inaugural Turkish artist under their global releases umbrella. Her eclectic repertoire extends beyond the studio, featuring appearances on “Yetenek Sizsiniz Türkiye” and a 2021 lead role in “İşte Bu Benim Masalım” with Cemal Can Canseven. Music video directed by : Osman Özel
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21 . Cazzu – Dolce
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
Cazzu sets the tone for “Dolce” with a sultry mix of confession and defiance, sparking speculation that the track serves as a thinly veiled address to her ex, Christian Nodal. Unveiled via a teaser on her social media, the video contrasts a cowboy-inspired aesthetic with a regional Mexican rhythm, a subtle nod to Nodal’s musical lineage. The track’s most resonant moment, ‘Qué rico que suena el corrido’ (How sweet the corrido sounds), underscores Cazzu’s ability to traverse genres with ease while intertwining personal narratives. The transitions in the teaser—from gritty rock to layered sonic textures—amplify her genre-blending artistry, cementing the song’s emotional core in the turmoil of her relationship with the famed mariachi singer. Born Julieta Emilia Cazzuchelli in Fraile Pintado, Jujuy, Argentina, she has consistently evaded classification, seamlessly oscillating between trap, rock, reggaeton, and dubstep, with hits like “Loca” and “Toda” marking her name on the international stage alongside collaborators such as Bad Bunny and Karol G. Preceding “Dolce,” Cazzu bared raw emotion in “La Cueva,” reflecting on her relationship with Nodal and the arrival of their daughter, Inti, while concurrently navigating her venture into cinema through the film “Risas,” shot in Ushuaia, Argentina.
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20 . Minnie – Her
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Date Added : Jan 23,2025
Minnie, a celebrated member of (G)I-DLE, steps into the spotlight with her solo debut mini-album ‘HER,’ crowned by the titular track “HER.” Generating palpable anticipation, the release ignites real-time search charts across South Korea’s music platforms even prior to its official launch. The mini-album presents itself as a striking self-portrait exhibition, weaving Pantone-inspired version names into its conceptual framework to infuse an artful sophistication. Marking the occasion, Minnie connects directly with her global audience during a live broadcast on her official YouTube channel, offering heartfelt thanks to her fans while unveiling the fruits of her creative endeavor. Unveiled in January 2025, “HER” crystalizes Minnie’s evolution from a prominent (G)I-DLE member to an artist forging her individual narrative.
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20 . Roxy Dekker – Ga Dan!
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Roxy Dekker’s 2025 single “Ga Dan!” pulses with a vibrant energy, standing as a testament to her evolution since launching her solo career in 2021. Born on January 12, 2005, in Amsterdam, Dekker rose to initial prominence during her 2019 stint in Junior Songfestival with the group 6TIMES before carving out her individual path. The track, untethered to any album, follows a series of provocative hits like “Sugardaddy,” “Satisfyer,” and “Huisfeestje,” her collaboration with Bankzitters, alongside “Gaan we weg?” with Ronnie Flex. With her Edison Award for Best Newcomer in 2024 and the 3FM Talent title from the same year, Dekker leverages her TikTok-savvy to expand her reach. “Ga Dan!” underscores her ability to merge clever lyricism with the unmistakable cadence of Dutch pop in her signature unflinching style. Music video directed by : Fynn Cats |
19 . Lambrini Girls – Cuntology 101
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
“Cuntology 101” emerges as a brash centerpiece on Lambrini Girls‘ debut studio album, *Who Let The Dogs Out*, released through City Slang Records on January 10, 2025. Recorded in April 2024, the album carries the fingerprints of Daniel Fox, bassist of Gilla Band, who co-produces alongside the Brighton-based duo themselves. With Phoebe Lunny helming lead vocals and guitar and Lilly Macieira-Bosgelmez providing bass and backing vocals, Lambrini Girls channel punk-infused chaos, sharpened by influences ranging from Le Tigre to Bikini Kill and the Spice Girls. Formed in 2019 amidst Brighton’s underground scenes, the band survived several lineup changes, distilling their essence into an uncompromising partnership. Following the release of their 2023 EP, *You’re Welcome*, they established themselves as purveyors of provocative energy and incendiary wit, both on stage and in the studio. The track exemplifies the confrontational ethos that has garnered the duo critical nods and cultural currency within punk rock’s evolving lexicon. Music video directed by : Prehuman – Song featured on the album : Who Let The Dogs Out
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18 . Oracle Sisters – Blue Left Hand
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Blue Left Hand by Oracle Sisters emerges from their forthcoming second studio album, *Divinations*, scheduled for release on February 14, 2025, under their own Wizard Artists imprint. Drawing inspiration from Silvia Federici’s *Caliban and the Witch*, the track threads themes of history, philosophy, and cultural critique through the unraveling perspective of a citizen reexamining identity and ego. A vivid stream of consciousness replaces possession, traversing eras shaped by witch trials and statues gazed upon with reverence. Jim Longden’s accompanying video disrupts expectations, introducing a surreal ensemble: a priest with a penchant for firearms, a money-showering nun, a drag queen moonlighting as a business executive, ballet dancers, a jester, and a disco dancer lost in existential crisis. Paris-based Oracle Sisters—childhood collaborators Lewis Lazar and Christopher Willatt, united with Finnish musician Julia Johansen—craft this tapestry from recording sessions sprawling from Parisian studios to a remote barn in northern France and culminating at Valentine Studios in Los Angeles. Music video directed by : Jim Longden
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17 . Maris Racal – Perpektong Tao
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Maris Racal‘s “Perpektong Tao,” released on January 17, 2025, marks her much-anticipated return to music after stepping back from the public eye. Quickly debuting in the Top 3 of the iTunes Philippines chart, the track captures Racal’s raw reckoning with past mistakes and the process of healing. Written in the wake of a public controversy involving her on-screen partner Anthony Jennings and his ex-girlfriend Jamela Villanueva, Racal describes the song as an emotional lifeline that helped her confront regret and seek redemption. The confessional lyrics, such as “Tigil nang bait-baitan. Yan ang paraan. May nasasaktan” and “Nakaluhod na sa masa. Nilalasap na ang aking karma,” underscore themes of accountability, remorse, and transformation. Known since her 2014 “Pinoy Big Brother: All In” breakout, Racal’s musical milestones include her self-written single “Abot Langit” with Rico Blanco and her 2018 album “Stellar.” Beyond music, her acting career flourishes with the Netflix series “Incognito” and the film “Sunshine,” slated for showcases at the 36th Palm Springs International Film Festival and the 75th Berlin International Film Festival. Music video directed by : Maris Racal
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16 . Yazmin Lacey – The Feels
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Yazmin Lacey‘s “The Feels” arrives as her latest offering, released on November 18, 2024. Part of a catalog spanning EPs like “Black Moon” (2017), “When the Sun Dips 90 Degrees” (2018), and “Morning Matters” (2020), it follows her 2023 debut album “Voice Notes,” crafted alongside the esteemed Dave Okumu. Born in Nottingham, Lacey launched her career through intimate acoustic performances in 2014, later catching the attention of Gilles Peterson’s Future Bubblers initiative. Her work melds R&B, jazz, and reggae into a contemporary narrative style, anchored by a voice both disarmingly conversational and strikingly reflective. As of the latest data, “The Feels” has 4,053 listeners but remains unaccompanied by chart accolades, high-profile collaborations, or award recognition. Lacey’s band features Pete Beardsworth on keys, Tom Towle on drums, George French on bass, Charlie Bone on guitar, and Owen Campbell on Latin percussion. Her previous works resonate across stations like NTS, Jazz FM, BBC 1xtra, and BBC Radio 6, sustaining her as a distinctive voice within her genre-blending approach. Music video directed by : Kevin Morosky |
15 . Joy Crookes – Pass The Salt (w/ Vince Staples)
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
Pass the Salt by Joy Crookes, featuring Vince Staples, lands as the artist’s first 2025 release, arriving on January 10 via Insanity Records / Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited under Speakerbox Recordings. The track, described by Crookes as a lyrical face-off, channels palpable tension, inspired by a woman who succumbed to jealousy, sparking misplaced rumors. Composers Jonny Lattimer and Barney Lister contribute compelling lyricism, while Nathan Allen’s drums, Oli Savill’s percussion, Alex Bonfanti’s bass, and Harvey Dweller’s synthesizer craft the song’s layered instrumentation. Producer Blue May weaves these elements with programming, engineering, and mixing finesse, amplified by Harvey Grant’s additional production and Matt Colton’s precise mastering. The single marks the latest chapter in Crookes’ illustrious trajectory following her debut album “Skin,” which peaked at No. 5 on the UK Official Albums Chart and lingered for two weeks in 2021. Her past performances include festival stages and appearances on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” and “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” further spotlighting her musical versatility. Joining forces with Vince Staples, “Pass the Salt” underscores Crookes’ artistic return, signaling a fresh yet confrontational narrative in her ever-adapting repertoire.
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14 . Caylee Hammack – Bed Of Roses
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
With “Bed of Roses,” Caylee Hammack, alongside co-writers Jeff Hyde and Benjy Davis, crafts a shimmering declaration steeped in a swampy groove, unapologetically amplifying themes of self-love and inner harmony. The track, anchoring Hammack’s sophomore album of the same name, draws its lifeblood from a fleeting romance—an almost-love that fizzled without fireworks yet left behind a melodic memento. Far from wallowing in wistfulness, the song extends an open invitation, coaxing listeners to wade through its sun-soaked rhythms and share in Hammack’s pursuit of equilibrium—a lyrical detour veering from heartbreak to hopeful resolve.
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13 . Cher Lloyd – Head Down
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
Cher Lloyd’s single “Head Down,” released on January 17, 2025, is her triumphant return after a five-year hiatus from the charts. Produced by Goldingers and co-written by Lloyd herself, the track captures a no-nonsense ethos of perseverance, with razor-sharp lines like “So I’ma keep my head down / Try and make some money just to get ’round.” Lloyd first made waves as a fourth-place finalist on 2010’s “The X Factor,” earning a record deal with Simon Cowell’s Syco Music. Her debut single “Swagger Jagger” claimed the top spot on the UK Singles Chart in June 2011, marking the beginning of a career studded with chart-toppers and fan favorites. This latest release continues her legacy, joining an impressive catalog that includes albums “Sticks + Stones” and “Sorry I’m Late” alongside hits like “None of My Business” (2018) and “M.I.A” (2019). The music video for “Head Down” is now streaming across major platforms, offering a striking visual counterpart to Lloyd’s unflinching ethos. Music video directed by : Raja Virdi
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12 . Tink – Insane
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
Channeling a raw intensity, Tink’s 2024 single “Insane” pushes boundaries with its haunting blend of vulnerability and edge. While the track stands independently, its release coincides with her collaboration with Summer Walker on “Songs About U,” which garners visibility through intersecting promotions in various videos. Dominating the airwaves, “Insane” achieves significant spins across radio, standing toe-to-toe with “Songs About U” for playlist persistence. Though unanchored to a specific album, Tink’s work—spanning past releases like “Hopeless Romantic”—remains unflinchingly intimate, with “Insane” carrying that same emotional imprint.
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11 . Boyce Avenue, Connie Talbot – You’re Still The One
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
The acoustic cover of ‘You’re Still the One’ by Boyce Avenue featuring Connie Talbot is a rendition of Shania Twain’s original song. This cover is featured in a YouTube video and is available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. While the original song was a crossover hit from Twain’s album ‘Come On Over’, this version maintains the core emotional and lyrical essence in an acoustic format. Boyce Avenue‘s collaboration with Connie Talbot brings a stripped-down interpretation to the classic hit. Music video directed by : Alejandro Manzano & Adam Barber
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10 . IVE – Rebel Heart
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
IVE‘s ‘Rebel Heart’ is the pre-release single from their upcoming mini-album ‘IVE Empathy,’ set to be released on February 3, 2025, via Starship Entertainment. The song was released on January 13, 2025, accompanied by a music video debuting at 6 PM KST, showcasing the group’s signature charisma. ‘Rebel Heart,’ composed in part by Thomas G:Son, known for Loreen’s ‘Euphoria,’ marks IVE’s first mini-album in nine months, following ‘IVE Switch.’
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9 . Regine Velasquez – Wherever You Are
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Regine Velasquez‘s music video for ‘Wherever You Are’ was released on January 15, 2025, by Star Music. The video features PBB Gen 11 winner Fyang Smith and JM Ibarra alongside Sofia Smith. Part of a project by Velasquez, a Filipino icon, this release continues her career marked by performances like the ‘R2K Concert.’ Music video directed by : Mark Putian
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8 . Lucy Dacus – Ankles
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Ankles’ by Lucy Dacus is a pre-single from her upcoming album ‘Forever is a Feeling,’ releasing in late March 2025. Featuring violins and cello, it marks a neoclassical direction inspired by Bridgerton and Fiona Apple. Dacus, a member of boygenius, continues her emotionally rich storytelling in this track.
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7 . Nessa Barrett – Pins And Needles [Reimagined]
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Nessa Barrett’s ‘PINS AND NEEDLES (Reimagined)’ is a reworked version of her track from the 2024 album ‘Aftercare.’ The original song peaked at number 40 on the NZ Hot charts and has 10 million Spotify streams. The ‘Reimagined’ version, presented by Amazon Music, was featured in a live performance video in January 2025. Music video directed by : Jeremiah Swan
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6 . Triple Charm – Me Extrañas
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Triple Charm‘s ‘Me Extrañas,’ from the EP ‘Undercover in Love,’ released January 10, 2025, showcases the trio’s versatility. With a music video on YouTube, the sisters highlight their production involvement and prepare for their first world tour starting April 2025. Music video directed by : Triple Charm & J
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5 . Goldielocks – Made Of
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Goldielocks – Made Of’ is a track associated with UMK25, Finland’s Eurovision selection. Released on January 16, 2025, it blends catchy pop with self-reflection themes as part of Goldielocks‘ Eurovision ambitions. Music video directed by : Heikki Slåen |
4 . Mikromusic – Nie Umiem Tańczyć
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Mikromusic Nie umiem tańczyć,’ released in 2025, is part of the Polish band’s album of the same name. The album, containing 11 tracks, sees lyrics and music by Natalia Grosiak and others, with a live performance scheduled for March 2025 in Lublin.
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3 . Naomi V & Nacho – Acelerao
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Acelerao’ by Naomi V x @Nacho, released January 8, 2025, is accompanied by a YouTube music video. The track, part of their ongoing collaborations, reflects their social media-focused promotion strategy.
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2 . girlpuppy – Windows
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Windows’ by girlpuppy, released January 9, 2025, via Captured Tracks, explores suburban heartbreak. The track’s official video, released on January 7, aligns with the song’s intimate narrative style. Music video directed by : Trent Wayne
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1 . Heidi Montag – I’ll Do It
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
‘Heidi Montag – I’ll Do It,’ from her 2010 album ‘Superficial,’ gained new popularity in 2025 after wildfires affected Montag’s home. Fans streamed the song, propelling it to the top of the iTunes charts, with discussions of a Pitbull remix ongoing. Music video directed by : Valeriia Zhilyova, Daniel Rubinstein |
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