PRESELECTED Here are the brand new music videos by female artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
55 . Ikkimel – Böser Junge
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Böser Junge” finds Ikkimel weaving canine metaphors into lyrics that balance provocation with innuendo. Produced by Wanja, the track plays with imagery both playful and suggestive, reinforcing its themes through a beat infused with club influences. The video amplifies the song’s motifs, featuring men in puppy-kink attire, blurring the line between humor and subversion. Ikkimel, signed to Four Music, blends hyperpop and Jersey Club elements into her work. Music video directed by : Jonas Unden – Song featured on the album : Fotze 
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54 . Stela Cole – Stereoqueen
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Stereoqueen” weaves Stela Cole’s pop instincts with a self-assured edge, threading playful defiance through its rhythm. Interpolating Destiny’s Child’s “Say My Name,” the track crafts a sound both familiar and unapologetic. The music video stages surreal confrontations—shrugging off an apologetic man with flowers or hurling a knife at another—framing relationship theatrics with irony and calculated detachment. Music video directed by : Maya Sassoon – Song featured on the album : I Die Where You Begin
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53 . Chirine Lajmi – Ta3abni Fra9ou
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Chirine Lajmi navigates longing and despair in “Ta3abni Fra9ou,” a lament on separation wrapped in Arabic pop sensibilities. The title translates to “Their Separation Tired Me,” setting the tone for a track steeped in heartache. Infusing modern pop with traditional Arabic elements, she delivers emotive vocals that drive the song’s melancholic core. Her appearance on Arab Idol in 2012 at 16 widened her reach, positioning her within the Arabic pop scene. Music video directed by : Chirine Lajmi
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52 . Delia – Dor
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Dor” is a single by Romanian singer Delia, released in February 2025. Infused with electronic textures and introspective melodies, the track unfolds with a restrained intensity. Delia, who first rose to prominence as part of N&D, continues her solo trajectory with layered vocals and a moody sonic palette. Remixes, including one by Robert Georgescu and White, offer alternative interpretations without diluting the song’s essence. Music video directed by : Dcdg
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51 . Lisa Hyper – Bitter Sweet
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Lisa Hyper’s “Bitter Sweet” navigates the turbulence of entangled emotions and shifting loyalties within a dancehall framework. Released in February 2025, the track captures the contradictions of desire and resentment through her unfiltered lyrical delivery. Born Felecia Gooden in November 1988, she entered the scene straight out of high school, linking up with Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire. Her early collaborations with Kartel, including “Whine for Me” and “Champion Bubbler,” signaled her arrival in the genre. In 2010, she received the EME Excellence in Music award for Best New Female Artist. Over the years, she has worked with figures such as Beenie Man, Gyptian, and Lady Saw, extending her reach across the dancehall circuit. In 2019, she secured a deal with Hustle Firm Entertainment and Vybz Kartel Muzik, marking a new phase in her career.
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50 . Rose Villain – Fuorilegge
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Fuorilegge” sees Rose Villain stepping into Sanremo 2025 with her unmistakable blend of pop, dancehall, and urban influences. Known for “Don Medellín” and “Chico,” both earning platinum certifications, she crafts a track that navigates the tensions of defiance and desire. The lyrics balance insubordination with intimacy, while the production pulses with rhythmic urgency. Her debut album “Radio Gotham” already showcases her genre-blurring approach. Music video directed by : Attilio Cusani
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49 . Halsey – Safeword
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Halsey releases “Safeword” in February 2025, breaking their silence since “The Great Impersonator.” Raw punk energy collides with thrashing guitars as Halsey snarls through lyrics that toe the line between defiance and seduction. The hook lands like a dare, blending rebellion with the mechanics of desire. The NSFW video leans into BDSM aesthetics, with Halsey alternating between dominance and submission, while Avan Jogia reportedly appears masked. Born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane in Edison, NJ, Halsey reaches mainstream audiences with “Badlands” and “Manic.” “Without Me” tops the Billboard Hot 100, while “If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power” pairs them with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. Music video directed by : Lana Jay Lackey
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48 . Heyoon – Asap (w/ Chris Patrick)
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
HEYOON releases “ASAP” in February 2025, enlisting New Jersey rapper Chris Patrick for a blend of smooth pop and sharp lyricism. The song centers on a heady mix of desire and urgency, punctuated by Chris Patrick’s verses that add a sharp counterpoint to HEYOON’s delivery. In a promotional twist, she teams up with YouTube sensations The Try Guys for a dance challenge, injecting the track with viral momentum. “ASAP” marks her second single, reinforcing her global presence. Music video directed by : Geerten Harmens
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47 . Loana – À Petit Feu
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“À Petit Feu” marks the latest release from Réunion-born artist Loana, arriving in February 2025. At 19, she stands among the emerging voices of her local music scene, having begun her journey in 2020 with the collective “Zetoile Kreol,” spearheaded by Mikl. Her debut single, “Sayonara,” surfaced in December 2023. Winner of a competition hosted by Shannkèr and aired on Réunion la 1ère, she now shares the MBI Family roster with Stony, Dory, Kim, and Thayna.
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46 . Coco Jones – Taste
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Coco Jones releases “Taste” in February 2025, weaving Britney Spears’ “Toxic” into its chorus with calculated precision. Produced by Stargate, Jasper Harris, and Aaron Shadrow, the track bathes in sultry R&B textures, layering Jones’ vocal control atop sleek instrumentation. Its music video leans into early 2000s aesthetics, with Jones slipping into skintight catsuits, executing rehearsed moves that flirt with nostalgia. Raised in Lebanon, Tennessee, Jones has put out singles and EPs since 2014. A nomination for Best New Artist at the 2023 Grammy Awards places her among industry contenders. Music video directed by : Ava Rikki – Song featured on the album : Why Not More?
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45 . Yasmin Levy – La Alegría
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
“La Alegría” drapes its sorrow in a misleadingly cheerful title, unfolding as a Ladino lament of longing and loss. Yasmin Levy’s vocals, raw and quivering, glide over a delicate fusion of Sephardic melody and Flamenco flair. Featured on her 2007 album “Mano Suave,” the song pairs sparse guitar strains with airy flute flourishes. Its reach extends beyond traditional circles, reimagined in 2022 by AMEME and Mahmut Orhan for electronic audiences. Born in Jerusalem in 1975, Levy channels centuries of Judeo-Spanish heritage through a contemporary lens. Her 2000 debut, “Romance & Yasmin,” introduced her distinctive synthesis of Ladino and Flamenco influences. Subsequent releases, including “La Judería” (2005) and “Tango” (2014), refine this interplay, reinforcing her presence in world music. Music video directed by : Guy Zagron & Ilya Hanukayev
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44 . Galchanie – Baby Tee
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Interpolating elements of early 2000s R&B, “Baby Tee” reflects GALCHANIE’s take on modern relationships, blending smooth production with understated tension. Produced by MAYOJAMES, the track follows her trajectory from the brooding energy of “Succubus” featuring Saran to the more reflective “My Bad” with Percy. Since debuting in 2022 under YUPP! Entertainment, the Thai singer has continued to balance solo work with her role in the project girl group DREAMGALS. Music video directed by : Mangto
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43 . Alice Chater – Bed Of Lies
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Alice Chater releases “Bed of Lies” in February 2025, her third single since joining Epic Records. Written with Violet Days’ Kris Eriksson and Lina Hansson, the song follows “Don’t Let My Boyfriend Get In Your Way” and “COME ALIVE,” which ended her four-year hiatus in July 2024. The music video, shot in London, holds personal significance for her, as it’s where she moved alone at 17 to pursue music. Chater, born in 1995, has worked with Iggy Azalea and released the EP “Aries” in 2020. Music video directed by : Thom Kerr
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46 . Coco Jones – Taste
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Coco Jones releases “Taste” in February 2025, weaving Britney Spears’ “Toxic” into its chorus with calculated precision. Produced by Stargate, Jasper Harris, and Aaron Shadrow, the track bathes in sultry R&B textures, layering Jones’ vocal control atop sleek instrumentation. Its music video leans into early 2000s aesthetics, with Jones slipping into skintight catsuits, executing rehearsed moves that flirt with nostalgia. Raised in Lebanon, Tennessee, Jones has put out singles and EPs since 2014. A nomination for Best New Artist at the 2023 Grammy Awards places her among industry contenders. Music video directed by : Ava Rikki – Song featured on the album : Why Not More?
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45 . Yasmin Levy – La Alegría
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
“La Alegría” drapes its sorrow in a misleadingly cheerful title, unfolding as a Ladino lament of longing and loss. Yasmin Levy’s vocals, raw and quivering, glide over a delicate fusion of Sephardic melody and Flamenco flair. Featured on her 2007 album “Mano Suave,” the song pairs sparse guitar strains with airy flute flourishes. Its reach extends beyond traditional circles, reimagined in 2022 by AMEME and Mahmut Orhan for electronic audiences. Born in Jerusalem in 1975, Levy channels centuries of Judeo-Spanish heritage through a contemporary lens. Her 2000 debut, “Romance & Yasmin,” introduced her distinctive synthesis of Ladino and Flamenco influences. Subsequent releases, including “La Judería” (2005) and “Tango” (2014), refine this interplay, reinforcing her presence in world music. Music video directed by : Guy Zagron & Ilya Hanukayev
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44 . Galchanie – Baby Tee
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Interpolating elements of early 2000s R&B, “Baby Tee” reflects GALCHANIE’s take on modern relationships, blending smooth production with understated tension. Produced by MAYOJAMES, the track follows her trajectory from the brooding energy of “Succubus” featuring Saran to the more reflective “My Bad” with Percy. Since debuting in 2022 under YUPP! Entertainment, the Thai singer has continued to balance solo work with her role in the project girl group DREAMGALS. Music video directed by : Mangto
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43 . Alice Chater – Bed Of Lies
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Alice Chater releases “Bed of Lies” in February 2025, her third single since joining Epic Records. Written with Violet Days’ Kris Eriksson and Lina Hansson, the song follows “Don’t Let My Boyfriend Get In Your Way” and “COME ALIVE,” which ended her four-year hiatus in July 2024. The music video, shot in London, holds personal significance for her, as it’s where she moved alone at 17 to pursue music. Chater, born in 1995, has worked with Iggy Azalea and released the EP “Aries” in 2020. Music video directed by : Thom Kerr
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42 . Indira – Validé 1
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Date Added : Feb 25,2025
Indira, a Cameroonian gospel artist, releases “Validé 1” as a single in February 2025, presenting a blend of gospel and contemporary sounds. A companion music video, filmed in Yaoundé, accompanies the track, reinforcing its local roots. Part of a two-single release alongside “Validé 2,” the song benefits from a promotional rollout with teasers leading up to its debut. Active in the Cameroonian music scene, Indira regularly collaborates with local artists and expands her catalog. Music video directed by : Director Chuzih
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41 . Irina Rimes – Să Nu Uiți Cât Te-Am Iubit
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Să Nu Uiți Cât Te-Am Iubit” arrives as Irina Rimes’ latest offering, a pop ballad dissecting the remnants of a past love that refuses to be erased. Released on February 14, 2025, the track bears Rimes’ signature lyrical introspection, co-written with Alexandru Turcu. Since debuting with “Visele” in 2016, the Moldovan artist has navigated the industry with a steady stream of collaborations, including The Motans and Carla’s Dreams. Music video directed by : David Mogan
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40 . Jennie, Doechii – Extral
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“ExtraL” brings together JENNIE of BLACKPINK and rapper Doechii in a meeting of sharp lyricism and polished swagger. The track celebrates female independence with a confident back-and-forth between the two artists, blending seamless flows with a sleek beat. The video amplifies the energy, filling the screen with intricate choreography and commanding visuals. JENNIE reportedly initiated the collaboration, having voiced her interest in working with Doechii in an interview with Hits Radio. Doechii, born Jaylah Hickmon in 1998, first caught attention with “Yucky Blucky Fruitcake” and recently secured a Grammy for Best Rap Album. JENNIE, who debuted solo in 2018 with “SOLO,” continues to extend her influence beyond K-pop. Music video directed by : Cole Bennett – Song featured on the album : Ruby
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39 . Selena Gomez, Gracie Abrams – Call Me When You Break Up (w/ Benny Blanco)
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Call Me When You Break Up” brings together Selena Gomez, Gracie Abrams, and Benny Blanco for the first time, though Blanco and Abrams had already collaborated on “Unlearn” in 2021. The lyrics revolve around waiting on the sidelines, anticipating the inevitable breakup, and wanting to be the first call. The music video captures Gomez and Abrams in a girls’ night setting, singing into the camera, with Blanco making an appearance at the end. Gomez, a Texas-born singer and actress, has albums like “Stars Dance” and “Rare” reaching the U.S. Billboard 200’s summit, with songs like “Come & Get It” and “Lose You to Love Me” shaping her discography. Abrams, born in 1999, navigates introspective songwriting and has worked with Olivia Rodrigo. Blanco, a Grammy-winning producer and songwriter, has collaborated with some of the industry’s most prominent names. Song featured on the album : I Said I Love You First
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38 . MARINA – Butterfly
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Marina Diamandis, now performing as Marina, returns with “Butterfly,” her first release since 2022. Active since 2005, the Welsh singer-songwriter has built a discography spanning five studio albums. “Electra Heart” (2012) produced the platinum-certified “Primadonna,” while her debut, “The Family Jewels” (2010), launched her onto the scene. Her latest track reflects on transformation and self-assurance, shedding what no longer serves her. In 2024, she published “Eat The World: A Collection of Poems,” receiving praise from The New York Times. Previously, she collaborated with Clean Bandit on “Disconnect” (2017) and “Baby” (2018), the latter featuring Luis Fonsi. Music video directed by : Aerin Moreno
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37 . AYLIVA – Wie?
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Wie?” is a German-language song by AYLIVA, released in February 2025. The lyrics navigate themes of love, desperation, and the struggle to hold onto a failing relationship. AYLIVA, born Elif Akar on April 4, 1998, in Germany, is a singer-songwriter of Turkish descent. She first gained attention with a breakthrough single in 2021, later releasing the album “Schwarzes Herz” in 2023. Music video directed by : Anastasja Black
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36 . Maymay Entrata – Paradise
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Paradise” steps into dance-pop territory, tracing the fallout of a breakup with an air of defiance. Entrata steers through betrayal and disillusionment, opting for self-reclamation over regret. The track juxtaposes vulnerability with assurance, weaving a vocal performance that shifts between introspection and assertion. Born Marydale Entrata in 1997, she first gained prominence on reality television before releasing her debut album, “Maymay,” in 2017. Music video directed by : John Manalo
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35 . Suki Waterhouse – Dream Woman
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Suki Waterhouse presents “Dream Woman,” a slow-tempo ballad enveloped in atmospheric layers. With a background spanning modeling, acting, and music, she first gained prominence in fashion before taking on roles in films like “Love, Rosie” and “Assassination Nation.” Her musical catalog includes the album “I Can’t Let Go” and the EP “Milk Teeth,” affirming her versatility across disciplines. Music video directed by : Madeleine Jean Waterhouse & Imogen Waterhouse
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34 . Elvana Gjata – Grada
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Elvana Gjata unveils “GRADA” in February 2025, pairing her pop sensibilities with Albanian influences in a tightly constructed, rhythm-driven production. Pulsing electronic elements frame her voice, which moves through a narrative of persistence and momentum in the face of difficulty. Performed in Albanian, the lyrics align with the timing of its release—coinciding with her birthday—underscoring themes of growth. Since emerging in the mid-2000s, Gjata has navigated Albania’s music scene with albums like “Mamës” (2007) and “Afër dhe larg” (2011), collecting various industry accolades. Her appearances in Festivali i Këngës have positioned her in international competitions, reinforcing her presence beyond national borders. Music video directed by : Besian Durmishi
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33 . Kate Hudson – Right On Time
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Kate Hudson’s “Right On Time” reflects on her mother Goldie Hawn’s trajectory in Hollywood, portraying an artist who never strayed from her passion. Released in February 2025, the track appears on her debut album “Glorious” and its deluxe edition. Hudson describes it as a love song to her mother and her unwavering devotion to her craft. Known for her acting career, she expands into music, following her debut single “Talk About Love” in 2024. |
32 . Raveena – Sun Don’t Leave Me
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Raveena releases “Sun Don’t Leave Me” in February 2025 under Moonstone Recordings LLC and EMPIRE Distribution. The track channels environmental grief, mourning a world slipping away. Weaving R&B and soul with Indian influences, she crafts a reflection on nature’s fragility. This marks her first release since “Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain.” Since her 2017 debut EP “Shanti,” she has blended genres and cultural motifs with measured precision. Music video directed by : Raveena & Donavon
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31 . Elsa Esnoult – Manga
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Manga” finds Elsa Esnoult weaving French pop sensibilities with a fascination for Japanese aesthetics. Released in January 2025 as part of her EP “Cinq pour 7,” the track channels her signature melodic style. The accompanying video, shot in Japan, indulges in carefully curated visual nostalgia, reflecting the song’s title. Esnoult, known for “Les Mystères de l’amour” and a stint on “Danse avec les stars,” continues her trajectory through music and television. Music video directed by : Fitzgerald Artman
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30 . Moira Dela Torre – San Ka Na
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Moira Dela Torre returns with “San Ka Na,” an indie-folk pop track framing solitude and abandonment in her distinctive, emotionally charged songwriting. Released in October 2024 as the lead single from her forthcoming album, it follows her collaboration with Johnoy Danao on “Papahiram.” The official music video features actor Sam Concepcion. Dela Torre, born in 1993 in Olongapo, gained prominence after winning Himig Handog in 2017 with “Titibo-Tibo.” Her 2018 debut album “Malaya” reached 8x Platinum status. She has contributed to film and TV soundtracks, including “Hello, Love, Goodbye” and “2 Good 2 Be True.” Music video directed by : Benedict Mariategu & Jason Maximo – Song featured on the album : I’M Okay
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29 . Tennis – Weight Of Desire
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Weight of Desire” leads Tennis’ seventh studio album, delivering their signature indie-pop aesthetic. Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, the married duo behind the project, started in Denver in 2010, turning a sailing trip into their 2011 debut, “Cape Dory.” Their follow-up, “Young & Old,” saw Patrick Carney of The Black Keys handling production. Their discography includes “Swimmer” and “Pollen,” while “Cured of Youth” found its way into multiple TV dramas. Music video directed by : Bldg Blossom Liu + Danny Gray – Song featured on the album : Face Down In The Garden
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33 . Kate Hudson – Right On Time
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Kate Hudson’s “Right On Time” reflects on her mother Goldie Hawn’s trajectory in Hollywood, portraying an artist who never strayed from her passion. Released in February 2025, the track appears on her debut album “Glorious” and its deluxe edition. Hudson describes it as a love song to her mother and her unwavering devotion to her craft. Known for her acting career, she expands into music, following her debut single “Talk About Love” in 2024. |
32 . Raveena – Sun Don’t Leave Me
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Raveena releases “Sun Don’t Leave Me” in February 2025 under Moonstone Recordings LLC and EMPIRE Distribution. The track channels environmental grief, mourning a world slipping away. Weaving R&B and soul with Indian influences, she crafts a reflection on nature’s fragility. This marks her first release since “Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain.” Since her 2017 debut EP “Shanti,” she has blended genres and cultural motifs with measured precision. Music video directed by : Raveena & Donavon
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31 . Elsa Esnoult – Manga
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Manga” finds Elsa Esnoult weaving French pop sensibilities with a fascination for Japanese aesthetics. Released in January 2025 as part of her EP “Cinq pour 7,” the track channels her signature melodic style. The accompanying video, shot in Japan, indulges in carefully curated visual nostalgia, reflecting the song’s title. Esnoult, known for “Les Mystères de l’amour” and a stint on “Danse avec les stars,” continues her trajectory through music and television. Music video directed by : Fitzgerald Artman
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30 . Moira Dela Torre – San Ka Na
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Moira Dela Torre returns with “San Ka Na,” an indie-folk pop track framing solitude and abandonment in her distinctive, emotionally charged songwriting. Released in October 2024 as the lead single from her forthcoming album, it follows her collaboration with Johnoy Danao on “Papahiram.” The official music video features actor Sam Concepcion. Dela Torre, born in 1993 in Olongapo, gained prominence after winning Himig Handog in 2017 with “Titibo-Tibo.” Her 2018 debut album “Malaya” reached 8x Platinum status. She has contributed to film and TV soundtracks, including “Hello, Love, Goodbye” and “2 Good 2 Be True.” Music video directed by : Benedict Mariategu & Jason Maximo – Song featured on the album : I’M Okay
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29 . Tennis – Weight Of Desire
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Weight of Desire” leads Tennis’ seventh studio album, delivering their signature indie-pop aesthetic. Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, the married duo behind the project, started in Denver in 2010, turning a sailing trip into their 2011 debut, “Cape Dory.” Their follow-up, “Young & Old,” saw Patrick Carney of The Black Keys handling production. Their discography includes “Swimmer” and “Pollen,” while “Cured of Youth” found its way into multiple TV dramas. Music video directed by : Bldg Blossom Liu + Danny Gray – Song featured on the album : Face Down In The Garden
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28 . Valentina – T’Es Pas Là
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“T’es pas là” marks Valentina‘s latest foray into French pop, weaving a narrative of absence and longing through a polished production. Emerging from “The Voice Kids” and later joining Kids United Nouvelle Génération, she steps further into solo territory following her Junior Eurovision win with “J’imagine.” The track leans on infectious melodies and crisp arrangements, keeping her vocals at the forefront while dwelling on emotions that linger in someone’s absence. Music video directed by : Guy Fonkui – Song featured on the album : L’Amour C’Est Pour Les Autres
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27 . Rebecca Lynn Howard – Heart Still Does
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Heart Still Does” arrives as Rebecca Lynn Howard’s latest single, released in January 2025 under Pump House Records. A seasoned songwriter since 1997, Howard has penned tracks for numerous country artists before stepping into the spotlight with her self-titled debut in 2000 and “Forgive” in 2002. Her career includes two Grammy wins—one for her rendition of “Softly and Tenderly” on “The Apostle” soundtrack and another for her work on “Livin’, Lovin’, Losin’: Songs of the Louvin Brothers.” Beyond her solo projects, she has contributed vocals to albums by Dolly Parton, Patty Loveless, and Vince Gill.
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26 . Ángela Aguilar, Arthur Hanlon – Bala Perdida
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Bala Perdida” brings together American pianist Arthur Hanlon and Mexican-American singer Ángela Aguilar in a collaboration merging classical piano flourishes with Regional Mexican sensibilities. Ángela, daughter of Pepe Aguilar and granddaughter of Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre, continues her family’s legacy while carving her own path. Her 2018 album “Primero Soy Mexicana” earned a Grammy nomination, reinforcing her presence in the genre.
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25 . Tay Renee’ – Trippin
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Trippin” steps into Tay Renee’s growing repertoire as an R&B-infused single released under Chase Green Music Group in February 2025. The track navigates turbulent emotions with smooth yet pointed lyricism, showcasing her approach to contemporary soundscapes. Tay Renee’, an artist balancing music, modeling, and acting, previously worked with Big Sima and Boomtown on “Growth,” hinting at her inclination for collaboration.
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24 . Alyn Sano – Fire
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Fire” channels Alyn Sano‘s commanding vocals into an Afropop production that fuses Rwandan rhythms with polished pop textures. The lyrics revolve around confidence and an uninhibited approach to life, matching the track’s high-energy delivery. Sano, who first honed her craft in a church choir, gained wider attention through The Voice Afrique. Her catalog includes singles like “Hono” (2021), “Perimana” (2020), and “Rwiyoborere” (2018). A 2023 collaboration with Kenyan rapper Femi One on “Kontorola” broadened her audience across East Africa. She navigates Afrobeats, R&B, and Rwandan influences with ease. Music video directed by : David Fernandez
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23 . Oana Radu – Poa’
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Poa'” delivers Oana Radu‘s signature pop blend, pairing infectious melodies with sleek production. Released in February 2025, the track fits seamlessly into her repertoire, balancing mainstream appeal with contemporary influences. Born in Craiova in 1993, Radu has been active since 2012, crafting radio-friendly hits with recognizable hooks. Past collaborations include Arando Marquez, Pacha Man, and Doddy, reinforcing her presence in Romania’s pop scene. Themes of love and personal experience remain central, ensuring continuity with her previous work.
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22 . Angelcy – Pas De Ralentir (w/ Jungeli)
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Pas de Ralentir” brings together Angelcy and Jungeli, blending French R&B with contemporary production. Angelcy delivers smooth, emotive vocals over rhythmic beats, while Jungeli’s presence introduces an additional texture to the track. The production leans on moody instrumentals, complementing the lyrics’ restless energy. Angelcy‘s previous releases include “T’essaies Pas” (2024), “Trop Canon” (2024), “Tudo Bem” (2023), and “JAMAIS” (2023).
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21 . Sailorr, Summer Walker – Pookie’s Requiem
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Pookie’s Requiem” pairs Sailorr‘s introspective lyricism with Summer Walker’s signature melancholic delivery, weaving a subdued R&B soundscape that lingers between grief and reflection. The late 2024 release gains an extension in early 2025 with a version amusingly titled “Pookie’s Requiem (feat. Summer Walker) [hehe look y’all I made it longer],” stretching the track’s mournful meditation. Sailorr, a Florida-based artist, crafts a subdued yet expressive vocal performance, while Walker’s contribution reinforces the song’s brooding atmosphere. Music video directed by : Sailorr, Beryl & Decat |
24 . Alyn Sano – Fire
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Fire” channels Alyn Sano‘s commanding vocals into an Afropop production that fuses Rwandan rhythms with polished pop textures. The lyrics revolve around confidence and an uninhibited approach to life, matching the track’s high-energy delivery. Sano, who first honed her craft in a church choir, gained wider attention through The Voice Afrique. Her catalog includes singles like “Hono” (2021), “Perimana” (2020), and “Rwiyoborere” (2018). A 2023 collaboration with Kenyan rapper Femi One on “Kontorola” broadened her audience across East Africa. She navigates Afrobeats, R&B, and Rwandan influences with ease. Music video directed by : David Fernandez
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23 . Oana Radu – Poa’
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Poa'” delivers Oana Radu‘s signature pop blend, pairing infectious melodies with sleek production. Released in February 2025, the track fits seamlessly into her repertoire, balancing mainstream appeal with contemporary influences. Born in Craiova in 1993, Radu has been active since 2012, crafting radio-friendly hits with recognizable hooks. Past collaborations include Arando Marquez, Pacha Man, and Doddy, reinforcing her presence in Romania’s pop scene. Themes of love and personal experience remain central, ensuring continuity with her previous work.
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22 . Angelcy – Pas De Ralentir (w/ Jungeli)
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Pas de Ralentir” brings together Angelcy and Jungeli, blending French R&B with contemporary production. Angelcy delivers smooth, emotive vocals over rhythmic beats, while Jungeli‘s presence introduces an additional texture to the track. The production leans on moody instrumentals, complementing the lyrics’ restless energy. Angelcy‘s previous releases include “T’essaies Pas” (2024), “Trop Canon” (2024), “Tudo Bem” (2023), and “JAMAIS” (2023).
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21 . Sailorr, Summer Walker – Pookie’s Requiem
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Pookie’s Requiem” pairs Sailorr‘s introspective lyricism with Summer Walker‘s signature melancholic delivery, weaving a subdued R&B soundscape that lingers between grief and reflection. The late 2024 release gains an extension in early 2025 with a version amusingly titled “Pookie’s Requiem (feat. Summer Walker) [hehe look y’all I made it longer],” stretching the track’s mournful meditation. Sailorr, a Florida-based artist, crafts a subdued yet expressive vocal performance, while Walker’s contribution reinforces the song’s brooding atmosphere. Music video directed by : Sailorr, Beryl & Decat |
20 . Citizen Queen – Crush
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Crush” pulls Citizen Queen further into original territory, weaving their layered harmonies into an R&B-pop hybrid. The track glides over a smooth beat, balancing sleek production with vocal precision. Formed in 2018, the quintet—Kaedi Dalley, Cora Isabel, Nina Nelson, Kaylah Sharve’, and Hannah Mrozak—first surfaced through a cappella covers, catching RCA Records’ ear. Signed the same year, they introduced original material, with “Crush” trailing their 2020 debut “Call Me Queen.” Music video directed by : C&Lcollective
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19 . Jacqie Rivera – En Otra Vida
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
Jacqie Rivera’s “En Otra Vida” blends regional Mexican music with contemporary pop, showcasing her vocal strength and bicultural identity. With a title meaning “In Another Life,” the track navigates love, regret, and missed chances through her signature “Fusion Music” style. Daughter of Jenni Rivera, Jacqie steps further into her own artistry, balancing homage with reinvention. She continues pushing boundaries, carving her space beyond the shadow of “La Diva de la Banda.”
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18 . Paris Hilton – Adored
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
Paris Hilton‘s “Adored” appears on her second studio album, arriving in September 2024. Produced by Jesse Shatkin, the track touches on self-love and confidence, with Hilton describing it as a declaration of personal power. The music video presents her in a series of glamorous settings. Inspired by her husband, Carter Reum, the lyrics reflect the idea of love as both limitless and deeply fulfilling. “Infinite Icon” marks her first full-length album in 18 years. Music video directed by : Brian Ziff – Song featured on the album : Infinite Icon
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17 . Bojana Srdanovic – Mozaik
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Date Added : Feb 19,2025
“Mozaik” brings together pop and folk influences, weaving traditional sounds with a contemporary approach. Bojana Srdanović’s delivery leans into emotionally charged territory, her vocals shifting between restraint and intensity. She steps further into the Serbian pop scene following singles such as “Kao U Snu” and “Mora Da Je Ljubav,” the latter featuring Pavle Vasiljević. Active in music from a young age, she first attracted notice through televised performances. Music video directed by : Marko Arsić
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16 . Kiiikiii – I Do Me
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
KiiiKiii steps onto the scene with “I DO ME,” a pre-release track from their upcoming debut album under STARSHIP Entertainment. The quintet—Sui, Haum, Jiyu, Leesol, and Kya—delivers a confident statement, setting the tone for their entry into the industry. The music video introduces a sleek aesthetic, mirroring the track’s self-assured energy. With a polished production and sharp choreography, “I DO ME” offers a preview of the group’s potential. Song featured on the album : Uncut Gem (Ep) |
15 . Kylie Cantrall – Goodie Bag
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Goodie Bag” arrives as Kylie Cantrall‘s latest pop single, showcasing her vocals against an infectious production. Born in Los Angeles on June 25, 2005, Cantrall establishes herself early through YouTube, blending covers with original material. She steps into the spotlight in 2019 as Gabby Duran in Disney Channel’s “Gabby Duran & the Unsittables,” later appearing in other Disney productions. Her musical path runs alongside her acting, with “Goodie Bag” marking another stride. To promote the track, she crafts a series of TikTok videos, including a “Goodie Bag Adventure” and an “Ultimate Goodie Bag Transition.” The official music video, filmed at a venue called Voulez Vous, adds a glossy visual layer to the release. Music video directed by : Kylie Cantrall
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14 . Zaho De Sagazan – Ô Travers [Live, Victoires 2025]
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
Zaho de Sagazan delivers “Ô Travers” live at the Victoires de la Musique 2025, where she claims four awards, including Best Original Song and Album of the Year. This performance highlights her fusion of dark electronica and French chanson, a formula that has fueled her swift ascent. The track appears on the expanded edition of “La symphonie des éclairs (Le dernier des voyages),” released in October 2024 with seven additional songs. Her lyrics embrace imperfections, mirroring her introspective songwriting. Born in Saint-Nazaire on December 28, 1999, she is the daughter of painter and sculptor Olivier de Sagazan. She first studied business before turning to music, having discovered the piano at 13. Her debut album, “La symphonie des éclairs,” released in March 2023, achieves platinum status in France. Once self-conscious about her distinctive voice, it has since become her signature. Her international presence expands with appearances at the Cannes Film Festival and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony, where she performs “Sous le ciel de Paris.”
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13 . Joy Crookes – Mathematics (w/ Kano)
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Mathematics” sees Joy Crookes navigate love’s miscommunications, drawing from her own experience with a French partner. The track premieres as BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record with Jack Saunders, setting the stage for an unexpected twist: Kano, after hearing the song, secretly records his verse. Following “Pass The Salt” with Vince Staples, Crookes continues her collaborations, blending R&B, jazz, and grime influences. Her 2021 debut, “Skin,” earns a Mercury Prize nomination, propelled by “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now,” which gains traction during social justice movements.
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12 . Flor Y Amor Joven – Por Que Te Vas
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Por Que Te Vas” filters cumbia through an electronic lens, weaving romance into its rhythmic core. Flor y Amor Joven, a group from southern Mexico, moves within the sonidero scene under the direction of vocalist Floresita Marín. Released as a single in 2021, the track aligns with their evolving repertoire, which spans titles such as “Reina Del Amor Wepa” and “Tonto Corazón.” The group continues shaping its space with other notable releases like “No Olvidarás” and “Cariñito.”
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16 . Kiiikiii – I Do Me
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
KiiiKiii steps onto the scene with “I DO ME,” a pre-release track from their upcoming debut album under STARSHIP Entertainment. The quintet—Sui, Haum, Jiyu, Leesol, and Kya—delivers a confident statement, setting the tone for their entry into the industry. The music video introduces a sleek aesthetic, mirroring the track’s self-assured energy. With a polished production and sharp choreography, “I DO ME” offers a preview of the group’s potential. Song featured on the album : Uncut Gem (Ep) |
15 . Kylie Cantrall – Goodie Bag
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Goodie Bag” arrives as Kylie Cantrall‘s latest pop single, showcasing her vocals against an infectious production. Born in Los Angeles on June 25, 2005, Cantrall establishes herself early through YouTube, blending covers with original material. She steps into the spotlight in 2019 as Gabby Duran in Disney Channel’s “Gabby Duran & the Unsittables,” later appearing in other Disney productions. Her musical path runs alongside her acting, with “Goodie Bag” marking another stride. To promote the track, she crafts a series of TikTok videos, including a “Goodie Bag Adventure” and an “Ultimate Goodie Bag Transition.” The official music video, filmed at a venue called Voulez Vous, adds a glossy visual layer to the release. Music video directed by : Kylie Cantrall
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14 . Zaho De Sagazan – Ô Travers [Live, Victoires 2025]
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
Zaho de Sagazan delivers “Ô Travers” live at the Victoires de la Musique 2025, where she claims four awards, including Best Original Song and Album of the Year. This performance highlights her fusion of dark electronica and French chanson, a formula that has fueled her swift ascent. The track appears on the expanded edition of “La symphonie des éclairs (Le dernier des voyages),” released in October 2024 with seven additional songs. Her lyrics embrace imperfections, mirroring her introspective songwriting. Born in Saint-Nazaire on December 28, 1999, she is the daughter of painter and sculptor Olivier de Sagazan. She first studied business before turning to music, having discovered the piano at 13. Her debut album, “La symphonie des éclairs,” released in March 2023, achieves platinum status in France. Once self-conscious about her distinctive voice, it has since become her signature. Her international presence expands with appearances at the Cannes Film Festival and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games closing ceremony, where she performs “Sous le ciel de Paris.”
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13 . Joy Crookes – Mathematics (w/ Kano)
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Mathematics” sees Joy Crookes navigate love’s miscommunications, drawing from her own experience with a French partner. The track premieres as BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record with Jack Saunders, setting the stage for an unexpected twist: Kano, after hearing the song, secretly records his verse. Following “Pass The Salt” with Vince Staples, Crookes continues her collaborations, blending R&B, jazz, and grime influences. Her 2021 debut, “Skin,” earns a Mercury Prize nomination, propelled by “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now,” which gains traction during social justice movements.
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12 . Flor Y Amor Joven – Por Que Te Vas
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Por Que Te Vas” filters cumbia through an electronic lens, weaving romance into its rhythmic core. Flor y Amor Joven, a group from southern Mexico, moves within the sonidero scene under the direction of vocalist Floresita Marín. Released as a single in 2021, the track aligns with their evolving repertoire, which spans titles such as “Reina Del Amor Wepa” and “Tonto Corazón.” The group continues shaping its space with other notable releases like “No Olvidarás” and “Cariñito.”
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11 . Girlpuppy – I Just Do!
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“I Just Do!” sees Girlpuppy weaving early 2000s indie rock nostalgia with a shimmering, melancholic sheen. Becca Harvey, the Atlanta-based singer-songwriter behind the name, captures the frustration of catching feelings for someone perpetually out of reach, her airy vocals gliding over layered instrumentals. The music video, nodding to David Lynch, frames this yearning through a vampire’s ill-fated obsession with a would-be slayer. Music video directed by : Trent Wayne – Song featured on the album : Sweetness
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10 . Marina Sena – Numa Ilha [Live]
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Marina Sena released their single “Numa Ilha” on December 4, 2024, which has gained considerable popularity. The song, meaning “On an Island,” portrays a romantic tale set on a tropical island, with the chorus emphasizing a love that transcends, singing “Pra orbitar a Terra enquanto me ama.” Marina Sena, a Brazilian singer-songwriter, was born on September 26, 1996, and began her music career at a young age. She has been recognized for her work in music, notably receiving Latin Grammy nominations in 2022. Sena’s musical journey has seen her evolve as an artist, signing with Sony Music Brazil in 2023 and releasing her second studio album, “Vício Inerente.” Music video directed by : Vito Soares E Marcelo Jarosz
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9 . Teodora – Dijamanti
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Teodora Džehverović, professionally known as Teodora, is a Serbian singer and songwriter. Born on March 3, 1997, in Belgrade, Serbia, she gained initial fame on “Zadruga” in 2017. Teodora debuted musically in 2018 with “Kissing Strangers” and followed up with hits like “Dijamanti” in 2022. The song, meaning “Diamonds,” resonated in Serbia and beyond, blending pop with Balkan folk music. Teodora collaborated with artists like MC Stojan and Voyage, performing at notable festivals like Belgrade Beer Fest and appearing on Serbian TV. Music video directed by : Igor Zečević
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8 . Jisoo – Earthquake
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Released in February 2025, Jisoo‘s “Earthquake” delves into the intensity of love using seismic metaphors. The track combines EDM and K-pop elements, featuring an infectious chorus and catchy hooks. The music video, shot in an office setting with noir thriller vibes, showcases Jisoo‘s acting prowess. Scenes include her speeding through tunnels in a Mercedes and a dance sequence on a giant phone keypad mimicking seismic waves. Choreography mirrors earthquake patterns, conveying emotional turmoil. Jisoo, born Kim Ji-soo in 1995, debuted with BLACKPINK in 2016, branching into a solo career in 2023. Besides music, she has expanded into acting, starring in series like “Newtopia” in 2025. Song featured on the album : Amortage (Ep)
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7 . Tems – Boy O Boy
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Tems‘ “Boy O Boy” is a track off her debut album “Born in the Wild” released in June 2024. The song, produced by Guiltybeatz, Ronald Banful, and Nsikak David, features a soft-strummed guitar and evokes a sense of wistful acceptance. Tems gained international acclaim through her collaboration on Wizkid’s “Essence” in 2020 and has worked with artists like Drake and Future. She also co-wrote Rihanna’s “Lift Me Up” for the “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” soundtrack, earning an Academy Award nomination.
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6 . Suzana – 2am (w/ Yuuhai)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
“2AM” is a collaborative single by Suzana and YuuHai, released in February 2025. The track delves into the themes of heartbreak, longing, and the struggles of moving on in a fading relationship. With emotional lyrics and a melodic production, it offers a reflective listening experience. Produced by Jin_avr, the song narrates the emotional turmoil of a couple facing the end of their relationship. Suzana‘s verses express a yearning for closure, while YuuHai reflects on his mistakes and shows gratitude for the shared moments. Suzana Reth, born on January 27, 2000, is a popular Cambodian singer known for hit songs like “Dare Not Love One Another,” “Check Heart,” and “Sorry Newcomer.” Music video directed by : Lucid Xv
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5 . Briella – Bululú
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
“Briella – Bululú” is a song by Venezuelan artist Briella, released as part of her “Código Rosa” project. The track gained popularity on various social media platforms, particularly TikTok, where it was described as “the new anthem of the +58.” The song “Bululú” is part of Briella‘s growing discography, which includes other tracks like “Coquette,” “FRESHCA” featuring Manira, and “CHEESY” featuring Nohemy. Briella, as an emerging artist from Venezuela, has been garnering attention for her music releases and collaborations.
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4 . Marija Mikic – Kreten
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Marija Mikic‘s “Kreten,” released in February 2025, is an upbeat pop track showcasing Mikic’s powerful vocals and Balkan-influenced production. Hailing from Belgrade, Serbia, Mikic, born in June 1992, has established herself in the Balkan music scene with hits like “Jul” and “Mili” in the mid-2010s. Over the past decade, she has released singles such as “Kombinacije,” “Ljubav me inspirise,” and “Knez Mihailova,” blending traditional Balkan sounds with contemporary pop. Mikic frequently performs at venues like USCE – Nacionalna KLASA and has collaborated with regional artists like Minea and Alen Ademovic. Music video directed by : Igor Zečević
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3 . Penelope Trappes – Red Dove
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Penelope Trappes released “Red Dove” as a single in January 2025. The Australian-born musician is based in London, known for her haunting soundscapes and dystopian themes. Starting her solo career in 2016, she recorded her debut album “Penelope One” in East London. Signing with Houndstooth label in 2018, she gained critical acclaim for her sophomore album “Penelope Two.” In 2019, she released “Penelope Redeux,” with reworks of songs by artists like Cosey Fanni Tutti and Mogwai. Her third album, “Penelope Three,” dropped in Spring 2021. Trappes is affiliated with the Agnes Haus visual arts collective, blending pop and indie pop with atmospheric production for a dreamy and ethereal sound. Music video directed by : Agnes Haus – Song featured on the album : A Requiem
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2 . Avneesha. – Don’t Wanna Lose This Feeling
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Avneesha. – Don’t Wanna Lose This Feeling, released in January 2025, showcases the talents of Australian singer and content creator, Avneesha. With singles like “Hate Your Friends” (2024) and “Just Us” (2024) under her belt, she brings a unique blend of music and social media presence to the table. Music video directed by : Caroline Phengrasmy
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1 . Dieyla – Weruwaay
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Weruwaay is a single released by Senegalese singer Dieyla Gueye, known as Dieyla, in February 2025. The title translates to “I miss you” in English, fitting for Valentine’s Day. Dieyla gained early recognition as a semi-finalist in the “Sen Petit Gallé” competition. Mixing Senegalese melodies with modern Afropop, Dieyla showcases powerful vocals in “Weruwaay.” The song’s lyrics touch on themes of love and longing, resonating with audiences in Senegal and beyond. Music video directed by : Mao Sidibé
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on May 18, 2025