New Music Videos (Ladies Only) – N°485
PRESELECTED Here are the brand new music videos by female artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
54 . Melody – Esa Diva
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Esa Diva” arrives as Melody‘s entry for Eurovision 2025 after securing victory at Benidorm Fest. Released in December 2024, the track later undergoes a revamp in March 2025 with production by EIGHTY4 and Red Triangle Records, aiming for a broader appeal. Melody, who first gained fame at 10 with “El Baile del Gorila,” has built a career spanning six studio albums and multiple TV appearances. Born in Dos Hermanas in 1990, she hails from a musical family rooted in Sevillian traditions. Music video directed by : Mario Ruiz 
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53 . Chappell Roan – The Giver [Saturday Night Live]
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
Chappell Roan brings a theatrical flourish to “The Giver” in her Saturday Night Live debut, trading her usual dark pop palette for twang and strings. With a fiddle weaving through the arrangement, the track bends country conventions, infusing them with queer storytelling. Clad in pink and white gingham and cowboy boots, she performs against a Western-inspired set, playing with nostalgia and subversion in equal measure. Released in March 2025 through Amusement and Island Records, the single follows her 2023 album, “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,” which fuses balladry with narratives of love and identity.
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52 . Emmy – Laika Party
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Laika Party” is a song by Norwegian singer Emmy, released in January 2025. Selected to represent Ireland in Eurovision after winning Eurosong on February 7, it pays homage to Laika, the Soviet space dog who orbited Earth in 1957. Emmy, born Emmy Kristine Guttulsrud Kristiansen in 2000, started in a choir and later competed in Melodi Grand Prix Junior at 14. She reached the Melodi Grand Prix final in 2021 with “Witch Woods” and was part of Norway’s Eurovision jury in 2023. Rejected from Norway’s 2025 selection, “Laika Party” secured Ireland’s spot after Emmy won both the jury and televote. She has also co-written tracks for other artists, including entries in Melodi Grand Prix and Latvia’s Supernova. Beyond music, she works as a freelance graphic designer.
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51 . Ioana Ignat – Parfum
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
Ioana Ignat‘s “Parfum” channels the lingering essence of memory, comparing love to a scent that refuses to fade. Released in March 2025, the Romanian pop single carries her signature emotive delivery against production by Mario Stoica. Ignat, born in Botoșani in 1998, first appeared on Vocea României before releasing her debut single, “Mă dezîndrăgostesc,” in 2017. She has since released multiple singles, including “Doar pe a ta,” “Nu mă uita,” and “In palma ta.”
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50 . Chxrry22 – Just Like Me
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Just Like Me” arrives with a Neptunes-esque bounce, channeling early 2000s R&B-pop with a keyboard-driven beat, glitchy claps, and a thumping bassline. Chxrry22‘s lyrics toy with gender dynamics, turning the tables on men who play games, as she teases, “I like to make him feel like he a star / I like to make him feel like he in charge.” Signed as the first woman to The Weeknd’s XO Records, she previously collaborated with Offset and Vory on EPs “The Other Side” and “Siren.” She also appears on The Weeknd’s “Hurry Up Tomorrow” alongside Travis Scott and Florence + The Machine on “Reflections Laughing.” Her previous single, “Poppin Out (Mistakes),” was highlighted by Billboard as a “perfect pre-game playlist for girls night.”
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49 . Lizzo – Still Bad
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Still Bad” marks Lizzo’s return after a brief hiatus, following “Love In Real Life.” With a disco-tinged beat and thumping bass, the track carries a slick production by Ricky Reed and Blake Slatkin. The lyrics take a wry look at post-breakup resilience, with Lizzo shrugging off heartbreak: “Plot twist, I’m doing great” and “I don’t need him, I need a drink.” The video extends the previous single’s storyline, featuring Lizzo moving through surreal scenes of burning cars and chrome-colored figures. Music video directed by : Colin Tilley
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48 . Munisa Rizayeva – Unutay
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Unutay” merges traditional Uzbek influences with sleek pop production, carrying Munisa Rizayeva’s distinctive vocal imprint. The title means “Forget,” a fitting choice for lyrics that sift through the ashes of past relationships with a sense of reluctant closure. The music video, set against Uzbekistan’s varied landscapes, intertwines sweeping vistas with Rizayeva’s poised performance. Rizayeva, born in Tashkent in 1986, started her career in the early 2000s after training at a local music school. She reached wider audiences in the 2010s with tracks such as “Sekin-asta” and “Hayolingdaman” and has collaborated with Ulug’bek Rahmatullayev.
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47 . Iliona – Ça N’existe Pas
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Ça n’existe pas” is a single by Belgian singer-songwriter Iliona, released in February 2025 as part of her debut album. The lyrics navigate personal turmoil, vulnerability, and the refusal to acknowledge pain, captured in lines like “Papa, maman / J’ai fait une bêtise, je crois / Y’a un trou dans mon ventre / Il n’est pas grand” (“Dad, mom / I think I made a mistake / There’s a hole in my belly / It’s not big”). Iliona, born July 7, 2000, in Brussels, emerged with “Moins Joli” (2020) before signing with Artside Music. Her debut EP “Tristesse” (2021) was followed by “Tête brûlée” (2022), shaping her presence in the music scene. Music video directed by : Liona & Arash Khaksari – Song featured on the album : What If I Break Up With U?
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46 . Banks – Meddle In The Mold [A Colors Show]
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Meddle In The Mold” arrives as the final glimpse into BANKS’ fifth studio album, released through ADA Worldwide in February 2025. Performing for COLORS, she strips the track down to its raw essence, letting the platform’s aesthetic amplify its impact. The song extends the darker undertones shaping this chapter of her career, following singles like “I Hate Your Ex-Girlfriend” featuring Doechii, “Best Friends,” and “Love Is Unkind.” BANKS, born Jillian Rose Banks in Los Angeles, first surfaced with “Fall Over” (2013) before gaining attention with “Goddess” (2014) and its standout track “Beggin for Thread.” Her discography includes “The Altar” (2016) and “III” (2019), each release further refining her distinct sonic identity. Song featured on the album : Off With Her Head
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45 . Sophie And The Giants – Red Light
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Date Added : Mar 15,2025
“Red Light” pulses with Sophie Scott’s evocative vocals riding an insistent beat and sleek synths, crafting a hypnotic club track. The lyrics conjure a nocturnal world bathed in crimson light, where inhibitions dissolve and movement never ceases. Scott describes it as surrendering to pure abandon, a moment unburdened by consequences. The track follows past collaborations, including “Hypnotized” with Purple Disco Machine. Scott has worked with Moby, R3HAB, and Fast Boy. Music video directed by : Roisino
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44 . Maria Becerra – Tatú
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Tatú” plays with themes of love, intimacy, and connection, its title serving as a teasing nod to something both permanent and fleeting. Maria Becerra’s lyrics reflect a romantic entanglement where desire and nostalgia blur, as echoed in lines like “Y para qué quiero despertar si contigo soñar hoy como el primer día no.” Blending pop and Latin influences, the Argentine singer-songwriter continues her trajectory, with past collaborations including J Balvin and Becky G. Her work has earned Latin Grammy nominations.
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43 . Aqyila – Wolf
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Wolf” arrives in February 2025 as Aqyila veers away from her usual R&B aesthetic, signaling a shift ahead of her Mike Sonier-produced debut album. Following “Focus” and “Bloom,” the track builds on the anticipation, layering sharp lyricism over a sound distinct from her prior work. The lyrics cut through the noise, addressing the exhaustion of dealing with someone who “cried wolf” too often. After her JUNO win in 2024 for “Hello” and two more nominations in 2025, she continues carving her space. A fixture in Toronto’s R&B landscape since her viral hit “Vibe for Me (Bob for Me),” Aqyila fuses contemporary and classic influences with ease. Song featured on the album : Falling Into Place
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42 . Veronica Swift – Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love (w/ Postmodern Jukebox)
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love” gets a 1960s girl-group twist as Veronica Swift joins Postmodern Jukebox to reinterpret Van Halen’s rock anthem. Swift, born in May 1994 in Charlottesville, Virginia, moves fluidly between jazz, bebop, and beyond. Her professional journey starts at nine with “Veronica’s House of Jazz” (2004), later securing second place at the 2015 Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition. She has worked with Chris Botti, Benny Green, and Wynton Marsalis. Her albums “Confessions” (2019) and “This Bitter Earth” (2021) come out under Mack Avenue Records, the latter earning a five-star review from DownBeat and the L’academie du Jazz Best Vocal Album award. A familiar presence at Birdland, she tours extensively with her band and jazz veterans. Song featured on the album : Lounge Language Models
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44 . Maria Becerra – Tatú
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Tatú” plays with themes of love, intimacy, and connection, its title serving as a teasing nod to something both permanent and fleeting. Maria Becerra’s lyrics reflect a romantic entanglement where desire and nostalgia blur, as echoed in lines like “Y para qué quiero despertar si contigo soñar hoy como el primer día no.” Blending pop and Latin influences, the Argentine singer-songwriter continues her trajectory, with past collaborations including J Balvin and Becky G. Her work has earned Latin Grammy nominations.
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43 . Aqyila – Wolf
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Wolf” arrives in February 2025 as Aqyila veers away from her usual R&B aesthetic, signaling a shift ahead of her Mike Sonier-produced debut album. Following “Focus” and “Bloom,” the track builds on the anticipation, layering sharp lyricism over a sound distinct from her prior work. The lyrics cut through the noise, addressing the exhaustion of dealing with someone who “cried wolf” too often. After her JUNO win in 2024 for “Hello” and two more nominations in 2025, she continues carving her space. A fixture in Toronto’s R&B landscape since her viral hit “Vibe for Me (Bob for Me),” Aqyila fuses contemporary and classic influences with ease. Song featured on the album : Falling Into Place
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42 . Veronica Swift – Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love (w/ Postmodern Jukebox)
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love” gets a 1960s girl-group twist as Veronica Swift joins Postmodern Jukebox to reinterpret Van Halen’s rock anthem. Swift, born in May 1994 in Charlottesville, Virginia, moves fluidly between jazz, bebop, and beyond. Her professional journey starts at nine with “Veronica’s House of Jazz” (2004), later securing second place at the 2015 Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition. She has worked with Chris Botti, Benny Green, and Wynton Marsalis. Her albums “Confessions” (2019) and “This Bitter Earth” (2021) come out under Mack Avenue Records, the latter earning a five-star review from DownBeat and the L’academie du Jazz Best Vocal Album award. A familiar presence at Birdland, she tours extensively with her band and jazz veterans. Song featured on the album : Lounge Language Models
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41 . Eva – Fumée Blanche
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Eva steps into smoky intrigue with “Fumée Blanche,” a track where pop and R&B intermingle over sleek production. Known for singles like “Mood” and “El Chisme,” she crafts a sound that plays between allure and detachment. Born in Nice in 2001, she is frequently linked to France’s entertainment scene through her sister, Jazz Correia. “Fumée Blanche” lingers on atmosphere, evoking a world of mystery without ever giving too much away. Music video directed by : Jonathan Steuer – Song featured on the album : Page Blanche
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40 . Mentissa – Désolée
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Désolée” pairs French pop with chanson influences, placing Mentissa’s vocals at the forefront. The lyrics reject the notion of apologizing for being oneself, embracing self-acceptance. Released in 2025, the track competes in Eurosong 2025, securing third place. Mentissa, born in Ixelles in 1999, emerges in talent shows before launching her career in France. Her 2021 debut single, “Et Bam,” finds success, followed by her album “La Vingtaine” in 2022. Music video directed by : Gregory Orhel
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39 . Valka – La Pelea Siguiente Valkiria
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Date Added : Mar 13,2025
“La Pelea Siguiente Valkiria” filters Valka’s Latin pop sensibilities through a modern lens, layering electronic beats over a rhythmic pulse. The Colombian artist, known for “Me Provocas” with Fumaratto and “Amores” with Samanta Duque, navigates themes of conflict and resilience. With textured production and a vocal delivery that oscillates between urgency and control, the track leans into Latin rhythms without losing its contemporary edge.
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38 . Dennyh – Maz Um Beijo
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Date Added : Mar 13,2025
Mixing Portuguese with Cape Verdean Creole, “Maz Um Beijo” captures the bittersweet moment before separation, where a final kiss becomes both a request and a farewell. Dennyh layers traditional Cape Verdean rhythms with Afro-Pop elements, creating a sound that feels familiar yet contemporary. Beyond this track, his releases include “Papo Gostoso” and “Mi Ku Bo (Remix),” further showcasing his approach to blending old and new influences. Music video directed by : Blackrose
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37 . Marine – Ma Faute
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Date Added : Mar 13,2025
“Marine – Ma Faute” surfaces in 2022, carried by French singer Marine Delplace. The track takes on new life in 2025 when she performs it on Star Academy, a moment that redirects attention to the song. A revamped version then arrives, enlisting fellow contestants to reshape its presence. The lyrics navigate love, blame, and personal responsibility, threading through the complications of a fractured relationship. Marine’s path begins independently before Star Academy amplifies her reach. Music video directed by : Notorious Vision |
36 . Emily Linge – Killing Me Softly
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Date Added : Mar 13,2025
Emily Linge revisits “Killing Me Softly,” the 1973 classic first recorded by Roberta Flack, bringing a restrained yet expressive touch to the well-known ballad. A British-Norwegian artist raised in Dubai, she shares her interpretation through YouTube, letting her voice glide over the track’s familiar melancholic contours. Emphasizing the song’s confessional nature, her rendition leans into intimacy rather than grandiosity, staying close to its emotional core.
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35 . Lia Kali – Renacer
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Date Added : Mar 13,2025
“Renacer” blends trap influences with urban Latin rhythms, tracing a journey through renewal and past wounds. Produced by Toni Anzis and Rance Dompson, the track reflects on personal transformation without drowning in sentimentality. Lia Kali, born in 1997, steps beyond her reggae, jazz, soul, and rap influences to experiment with a sharper, more rhythmic sound. Her 2023 album “Contra Todo Propósito” brought her into wider focus, setting the stage for this single. Music video directed by : Ismael De La Trinidad
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34 . Jennie & Dua Lipa – Handlebars
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Handlebars” brings Jennie and Dua Lipa together once again, their voices weaving through a mid-tempo, bass-heavy production layered with soulful melodies. Jennie’s rap contrasts Dua Lipa’s low, smoky delivery, the two shifting between sharp verses and smooth hooks. With this release, Jennie steps beyond BLACKPINK’s earlier collaboration on “Kiss and Make Up,” asserting her presence alongside a vocalist whose signature tone remains unmistakable. Music video directed by : Brthr – Song featured on the album : Ruby
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33 . Nabila Taqiyyah – Berjalan Tanpamu
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Berjalan Tanpamu” finds Nabila Taqiyyah navigating the aftermath of a breakup, threading longing and resilience through reflective lyrics. Released in March 2025 as part of “Kekal Yang Sementara,” the song pairs emotive vocals with a subdued arrangement. Lines like “Hey apa kabarmu / Semoga kau tak lupa denganku” capture a lingering connection, balancing nostalgia with quiet acceptance. A runner-up on Indonesian Idol, Nabila transitioned from viral covers to a recording career under Universal Music Indonesia. Music video directed by : Bobby Adrian V & Jessy Sylviani – Song featured on the album : Kekal Yang Sementara
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32 . Zoë Më – Voyage
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Voyage” represents Switzerland at Eurovision 2025 in Basel, with Zoë Më delivering a French-language ballad. Zoë Alina Kressler, born in Basel on October 6, 2000, blends German and French influences in a style rooted in poetry and pop. Writing songs since ten, she picked up momentum after winning RTS Artiste Radar and SRF 3 Best Talent in 2024. Her lyrics compare human kindness to watering flowers, suggesting people thrive when treated with care rather than harm. Music video directed by : Ruy Okamura
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31 . Sabrina Claudio – Need U To Need Me
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Sabrina Claudio‘s “Need U To Need Me” arrives in March 2025 as her first release under independent label EMPIRE. Her signature vocals drift over soft acoustic strums and understated percussion, setting the stage for a reflection on emotional longing and the craving for reassurance in a relationship. Produced by STINT, known for collaborations with Gallant, Nao, and d4vd, the track seamlessly aligns with Claudio’s introspective songwriting. Born in Miami in 1996, she first gained attention by sharing covers online before transitioning to original work on SoundCloud. Her debut EP, “Confidently Lost,” arrived in 2017, followed by the mixtape “About Time” that same year. Subsequent projects include “No Rain, No Flowers” (2018) and “Truth Is” (2019), along with collaborations featuring 6lack, Khalid, and The Weeknd. Claudio holds two Grammy Awards for her songwriting on Beyoncé’s “Plastic Off The Sofa” and Chris Brown’s “Best Ever.” Music video directed by : Sabrina Claudio, Jazmin Larracuente & Williejane Aquilin
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30 . Becky Sangolo – Bite
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Bite” marks Becky Sangolo‘s latest solo endeavor, weaving her Kenyan heritage with her current life in Poland. Once part of Band Beca, she now channels her artistry into sleek production and sharp lyricism. The song merges rhythmic precision with a subtle melodic tension, reflecting the interplay of desire and restraint. Having reached the “Voice of Poland” semifinals, she brings vocal control honed by years of performance to a track that lingers with understated intensity. Music video directed by : Jakub Obuch
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29 . Freya Skye – Who I Thought I Knew
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Who I Thought I Knew” arrives in January 2025, with Freya Skye delivering a mix of pop and R&B influences over a track that sifts through past relationships and shifting self-perceptions. Her voice moves between defiance and introspection, shaping lyrics that dissect personal growth without sentimentality. Born in 2009 in Buckinghamshire, Skye gained attention with “Lose My Head” at Junior Eurovision 2022 and later signed with Hollywood Records. Her acting extends to Disney’s Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires in 2025. Music video directed by : Boni Mata
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28 . Lady Gaga – Killah [Saturday Night Live/2025]
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Lady Gaga takes the SNL stage on March 9, 2025, delivering “Killah” in a spectacle that merges theatrics with precision. Draped in a custom purple Robert Wun suit, she later sheds the structured silhouette for a shimmering red romper with fringe, nodding to Prince’s “Purple Rain” aesthetic while steering it into her own realm of dramatics. The track, produced with Gesaffelstein, layers 90s R&B influences over lyrics dissecting power, desire, and risk.
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27 . Yuval Raphael – New Day Will Rise
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Yuval Raphael’s “New Day Will Rise” represents Israel at Eurovision 2025, emerging after her victory on HaKokhav HaBa. Born in Ra’anana in 2000, she spent part of her childhood in Geneva before launching her music career in 2024. The lyrics, primarily in English, feature sections in French and a Hebrew verse from the biblical Song of Songs. A survivor of the 2023 Nova festival attack, she later spoke about her experience at the UN. The video sets her among red anemones, Israel’s national flower. Music video directed by : Ofir Peretz |
26 . Alya – Tvoja
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Alya, born Alja Omladič in 1983 in Slovenia, has spent over two decades in pop music. “Tvoja,” her latest single, arrives in February 2025, extending her catalog of Slovenian-language tracks. Her rise began in 2001 when “Mr. Pozelenja” secured second place at the Hit Festival. Her 2004 debut album went gold and platinum, with “Fluid” earning recognition as best rock song at the Slovenian Radio Festival. Beyond music, she attracted public attention through media polls and brand collaborations. Albums like “Non Stop” (2009) and “Car” (2014) introduced tracks such as “A Veš,” “Brazil,” and “Zlaži se mi.” She briefly became the face of a mobile provider, recording “Car” for its campaign. Music video directed by : Liyo Wu
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25 . Rori – Vérité
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Vérité” captures the tension between confronting reality and slipping into comforting illusions. RORI’s French lyrics weave through a pop-electronic soundscape, her vocals adding a distinctive edge. The production balances sleek synthetic layers with organic nuances, creating contrast between emotional weight and sonic polish. A Belgian singer-songwriter, RORI started solo in 2020 after Beffroi, drawing influence from Arctic Monkeys and Nana mangas.
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24 . Lucy Thomas – Woman In Love
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Lucy Thomas interprets “Woman in Love” with a delivery that leans into both restraint and grandeur, channeling a composition made famous by Barbra Streisand. The British singer, first introduced to audiences on “The Voice Kids” UK in 2018, steers the ballad through its sweeping melodies with precision. Released as a single in 2025 under Cavendish Records, the track aligns with her repertoire, which includes four albums such as “Destiny.” Music video directed by : Chris Forshaw
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23 . Jasmine Sandlas – Rich & Famous
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
“Rich & Famous” pairs Jasmine Sandlas with Navaan Sandhu in a Punjabi track dissecting ambition, success, and the allure of status. The lyrics play on self-assurance, with lines asserting dominance over playlists and name recognition. Mofusion produces, while Sandlas and Sandhu split songwriting duties. A male rendition offers a different perspective, trading Sandlas’ signature delivery for a grittier tone. Released via Warner Music India, the track runs 2 minutes 14 seconds. Music video directed by : Vaksh Vimal
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22 . Dorofeeva – Додайте Світла
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Nадя Дорофєєва, under the moniker DOROFEEVA, presents “Додайте світла” (Add Light), a pop-electronic blend infused with both Ukrainian and English lyrics. Released in March 2025, the track emerges from a collaboration with her husband Міша Кацурін and producer Іван Клименко. DOROFEEVA describes the song as unexpectedly relevant, threading themes of hope and perseverance through its layered production. Before her solo run launched in 2020, she was part of the duo “Время и Стекло.” Her previous single, “Муракамі,” landed on the soundtrack of the Ukrainian comedy “Песики” (Puppies). Music video directed by : Ruslan Makhov
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24 . Lucy Thomas – Woman In Love
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Lucy Thomas interprets “Woman in Love” with a delivery that leans into both restraint and grandeur, channeling a composition made famous by Barbra Streisand. The British singer, first introduced to audiences on “The Voice Kids” UK in 2018, steers the ballad through its sweeping melodies with precision. Released as a single in 2025 under Cavendish Records, the track aligns with her repertoire, which includes four albums such as “Destiny.” Music video directed by : Chris Forshaw
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23 . Jasmine Sandlas – Rich & Famous
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
“Rich & Famous” pairs Jasmine Sandlas with Navaan Sandhu in a Punjabi track dissecting ambition, success, and the allure of status. The lyrics play on self-assurance, with lines asserting dominance over playlists and name recognition. Mofusion produces, while Sandlas and Sandhu split songwriting duties. A male rendition offers a different perspective, trading Sandlas’ signature delivery for a grittier tone. Released via Warner Music India, the track runs 2 minutes 14 seconds. Music video directed by : Vaksh Vimal
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22 . Dorofeeva – Додайте Світла
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Nадя Дорофєєва, under the moniker DOROFEEVA, presents “Додайте світла” (Add Light), a pop-electronic blend infused with both Ukrainian and English lyrics. Released in March 2025, the track emerges from a collaboration with her husband Міша Кацурін and producer Іван Клименко. DOROFEEVA describes the song as unexpectedly relevant, threading themes of hope and perseverance through its layered production. Before her solo run launched in 2020, she was part of the duo “Время и Стекло.” Her previous single, “Муракамі,” landed on the soundtrack of the Ukrainian comedy “Песики” (Puppies). Music video directed by : Ruslan Makhov
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21 . Domelipa – xxx
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
“XXX” is the second solo single from Mexican singer and social media personality Domelipa. Released in March 2025, it follows her debut track “LA FOTO” and signals a shift toward a more refined and suggestive style. The song expands her growing catalog, which includes “ESE VATO” and “AUDEMARS.” Born Dominik Elizabeth Reséndez Robledo on August 27, 2001, in Monterrey, she first gained prominence through online content before turning to music. |
20 . Remember Monday – What The Hell Just Happened?
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
“What The Hell Just Happened?” sees British country-pop trio Remember Monday navigate the chaos of an eventful night out with humor and theatrical flair. Released as the UK’s Eurovision 2025 entry, the track blends dramatic piano swells, sharp guitar riffs, and sleek synth layers. Co-written with Billen Ted, Thomas Stengaard, and Julie ‘Kill J’ Aagaard, the song amplifies the trio’s three-way harmonies. Byrne, Hull, and Steele bring their background in theater and choreography into their performance. Music video directed by : Mph Film Rupert Bryan |
19 . Claudia Valentina – When I’m High
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Claudia Valentina releases “When I’m High,” a ballad marking a shift back to slower, introspective songwriting after years of uptempo pop. Written in Los Angeles shortly before its release, the track reflects her preference for capturing emotions while they remain raw. The song showcases the lyrical vulnerability she has honed as an independent artist, making it her first ballad since her 2020 debut single “Seven.” Valentina first appeared on stage at nine in Billy Elliot the Musical in London’s West End before relocating to Los Angeles as a teenager to develop her music career. She released her self-titled debut EP in 2020 at 19 under Universal Music and has since co-written tracks for artists like Tiësto & Ava Max and JENNIE. Music video directed by : Erik He
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18 . Nina Chuba – Ende
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Date Added : Mar 9,2025
Nina Chuba releases “Ende” in February 2025, delivering a German-language track that merges pop and hip-hop with her usual nonchalance. Following the success of “Wildberry Lillet,” which propelled her into the spotlight, she continues shaping her sound with sharp delivery and rhythmic precision. Her album “Glas” (2023) lands on Spotify’s top ten global debut charts, reinforcing her position within contemporary music. Music video directed by : Kitty Schumacher
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17 . Anne-Marie – I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend” arrives as Anne-Marie‘s latest venture, landing in February 2025 as part of “Act 1: If You’re Looking For A New Best Friend,” a two-song release paired with “Don’t Panic.” Spinning through her familiar pop territory, the track pairs conversational lyrics with sharp observations on friendship and relationships. Describing the project, she frames it as a reflection on self-reliance, suggesting that sometimes, the best friend one seeks is oneself. Anne-Marie, known for tracks like “Rockabye” with Clean Bandit and “2002,” extends her varied interests beyond music, holding a black belt in Shotokan karate and securing three world championships. Music video directed by : Jocelyn Anquetil
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16 . Lila Iké – Too Late To Lie
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
Lila Iké‘s “Too Late To Lie” unfolds over a slow-building swell of live instrumentation, with a crisp snare crack setting the stage for an intense cascade of sound. Produced by Winta James, the track reflects on heartbreak, betrayal, and self-preservation, delivering its message with unwavering clarity. In the video, she stands amid imposing speaker towers, a nod to Jamaica’s deep-rooted sound system culture. Her earlier releases, from “Biggest Fan” to “I Spy,” balance nostalgia with forward-thinking production. Music video directed by : Remi Laudat
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15 . Turkan Velizade – Getme
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Getmə” unfolds with lyrics and music by Orxan Lokbatanlı, arranged by İsmayıl Əlizadə. Türkan Vəlizadə, a Baku-born Azerbaijani pop singer, emerged in 2016 through collaborations with meykhana performer Pərviz Bülbülə. Her style blends Azerbaijani musical traditions with contemporary pop. Alongside solo work, she has recorded tracks with Bülbülə, including “Sultan Süleyman” and “Nazlı Duzlu.” Music video directed by : Xeyal Huseyn
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14 . Dasha – Not At This Party
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Not At This Party” captures the dissonance of being at a social event while mentally stuck in the past. Dasha channels the detachment of going through the motions with friends while preoccupied with lingering thoughts of a former relationship. Raised in San Luis Obispo, she shifts from pop to country, shaped by her hometown’s songwriting culture. Performing locally from age ten, she also pursued musical theater before refining her style. Music video directed by : Aerin Moreno
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13 . Courtney Hadwin – Spellbound
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Spellbound” arrives as Courtney Hadwin’s latest single, bringing snarling guitar riffs and thumping stop-start rhythms into the mix. Recorded in Minneapolis with GRAMMY-winning producer Kevin Bowe, the track leans into punk energy while keeping a foot in pop. Hadwin describes it as a song that “kind of wrote itself” in the studio, inspired by an obsessive fixation. A former America’s Got Talent contestant, she previously released “The Cover Sessions” EP and the 2024 single “Jagged.” Music video directed by : Benjamin Bachelard
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12 . Zhavia – Burned You
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Burned You” blends R&B and pop, with Zhavia Ward’s voice shifting between lament and defiance. Released in February 2025 for the “Queen of the Ring” soundtrack, the song navigates betrayal and consequence without theatrics or grand gestures. Zhavia, who emerged from “The Four: Battle for Stardom” in 2018, continues her Columbia Records trajectory, previously lending her voice to “Candlelight” and an “Aladdin” duet with Zayn. Music video directed by : Ash Avildsen – Song featured on the album : Queen Of The Ring – Music From The Motion Picture
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17 . Anne-Marie – I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend” arrives as Anne-Marie‘s latest venture, landing in February 2025 as part of “Act 1: If You’re Looking For A New Best Friend,” a two-song release paired with “Don’t Panic.” Spinning through her familiar pop territory, the track pairs conversational lyrics with sharp observations on friendship and relationships. Describing the project, she frames it as a reflection on self-reliance, suggesting that sometimes, the best friend one seeks is oneself. Anne-Marie, known for tracks like “Rockabye” with Clean Bandit and “2002,” extends her varied interests beyond music, holding a black belt in Shotokan karate and securing three world championships. Music video directed by : Jocelyn Anquetil
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16 . Lila Iké – Too Late To Lie
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
Lila Iké‘s “Too Late To Lie” unfolds over a slow-building swell of live instrumentation, with a crisp snare crack setting the stage for an intense cascade of sound. Produced by Winta James, the track reflects on heartbreak, betrayal, and self-preservation, delivering its message with unwavering clarity. In the video, she stands amid imposing speaker towers, a nod to Jamaica’s deep-rooted sound system culture. Her earlier releases, from “Biggest Fan” to “I Spy,” balance nostalgia with forward-thinking production. Music video directed by : Remi Laudat
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15 . Turkan Velizade – Getme
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Getmə” unfolds with lyrics and music by Orxan Lokbatanlı, arranged by İsmayıl Əlizadə. Türkan Vəlizadə, a Baku-born Azerbaijani pop singer, emerged in 2016 through collaborations with meykhana performer Pərviz Bülbülə. Her style blends Azerbaijani musical traditions with contemporary pop. Alongside solo work, she has recorded tracks with Bülbülə, including “Sultan Süleyman” and “Nazlı Duzlu.” Music video directed by : Xeyal Huseyn
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14 . Dasha – Not At This Party
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Not At This Party” captures the dissonance of being at a social event while mentally stuck in the past. Dasha channels the detachment of going through the motions with friends while preoccupied with lingering thoughts of a former relationship. Raised in San Luis Obispo, she shifts from pop to country, shaped by her hometown’s songwriting culture. Performing locally from age ten, she also pursued musical theater before refining her style. Music video directed by : Aerin Moreno
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13 . Courtney Hadwin – Spellbound
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Spellbound” arrives as Courtney Hadwin’s latest single, bringing snarling guitar riffs and thumping stop-start rhythms into the mix. Recorded in Minneapolis with GRAMMY-winning producer Kevin Bowe, the track leans into punk energy while keeping a foot in pop. Hadwin describes it as a song that “kind of wrote itself” in the studio, inspired by an obsessive fixation. A former America’s Got Talent contestant, she previously released “The Cover Sessions” EP and the 2024 single “Jagged.” Music video directed by : Benjamin Bachelard
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12 . Zhavia – Burned You
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Burned You” blends R&B and pop, with Zhavia Ward’s voice shifting between lament and defiance. Released in February 2025 for the “Queen of the Ring” soundtrack, the song navigates betrayal and consequence without theatrics or grand gestures. Zhavia, who emerged from “The Four: Battle for Stardom” in 2018, continues her Columbia Records trajectory, previously lending her voice to “Candlelight” and an “Aladdin” duet with Zayn. Music video directed by : Ash Avildsen – Song featured on the album : Queen Of The Ring – Music From The Motion Picture
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11 . Kryssy – Batché A Bo’y
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Batché a bo’y” lands in February 2025, weaving Kryssy’s reggae and dancehall influences into a rhythmic blend. Since breaking through in 2015 with “We a Wine” alongside MT, she has carved out her own space with tracks like “Dem a fraid” and “Bad Cendrillon,” the latter spinning off into a namesake fashion brand. As co-founder of the independent label Musicône, she continues shaping her sound with releases such as “Wine & Go Down” and “Back it Up” featuring DJ Skunk. Music video directed by : Musicone Et Ylp
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10 . Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]” arrives in February 2025, delivering sharp lyricism and unflinching confidence. Lisa’s verses underscore ambition and self-assurance, her delivery deliberate and unapologetic. Produced by ATL Jacob, the instrumental pulses with heavyweight energy, aligning with his signature style. Lisa, born Lalisa Manobal in March 1997 in Buriram, Thailand, debuted with Blackpink in 2016 under YG Entertainment. Her solo release “Lalisa” (2021) set records, making an impact on global streaming platforms. Song featured on the album : Alter Ego
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9 . Adéla – Machine Girl
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
ADÉLA’s “Machine Girl” arrives in February 2025, following “HOMEWRECKED” and “SUPERSCAR.” Co-produced by Grimes, Liam Benayon, Slush Puppy, and Dylan Harrison, the track layers high-voltage synths with vocoder harmonies. ADÉLA co-writes the lyrics, dissecting female conflict in entertainment. The video features her alongside Sofia Wylie, executing a rigorous routine choreographed with Miguel Zárate. Grimes makes a brief appearance. Music video directed by : Mitch Dequilettes
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8 . Lizzo – Love In Real Life
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Lizzo resurfaces after a three-year hiatus with “Love In Real Life,” the lead single and title track of her fifth album, arriving February 2025. Blending her signature style with rock ‘n’ roll, the song nods to her late mentor Prince. A soft spoken-word intro gives way to bright guitar riffs and a breezy beat before culminating in a groove driven by wailing riffs. The video shifts from introspection to a charged nightclub, where dancers morph into enigmatic figures. A four-time Grammy winner, Lizzo made history in 2023 as the first black woman in nearly three decades to win ‘Record of the Year.’ She also became the third female rapper to top the Hot 100 solo and the first black R&B soloist to claim the top spot since 2012. Beyond music, she has appeared in UglyDolls and Hustlers, produced an Emmy-winning reality show, and launched her shapewear brand, Yitty. Music video directed by : Colin Tilley
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7 . Oksy Avdalyan – Sirun Hay
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Oksy Avdalyan‘s “Sirun Hay” arrives in February 2025, adding to her growing repertoire within Armenian pop. The title translates to “Beautiful Armenian,” a theme the singer frequently revisits in her music. Active since at least 2019, Avdalyan has released singles and albums such as “Ser Chka” (2022) and “Sirem Minchev Lusin U Het” (2023). She has worked with other Armenian artists, including Super Sako on “Ser Chka.” Her discography includes remixes like “Ov Es Du (DJ Allen Remix)” (2023). Music video directed by : Tigran Avetisyan
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6 . Lola Astanova – Daydream In Winter Garden
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Daydream in Winter Garden” is an original piano piece by Lola Astanova, featured in her Original Piano Daydream Collection. The composition blends classical technique with modern phrasing, shaping a style that reflects her distinct musical approach. Born in Tashkent, USSR (now Uzbekistan), she trained at the V. Uspensky Specialized School of Music for Gifted Children before making her Carnegie Hall debut in a 2012 tribute to Horowitz hosted by Dame Julie Andrews. Over the years, she has collaborated with artists like Andrea Bocelli and Stjepan Hauser of 2Cellos. Her performance of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” with the All-Star Orchestra earned a 2016 Emmy Award for Special Event Coverage. She has also performed at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Mariinsky Theatre.
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5 . Josey – Faux Pas(w/ Fanny J)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Faux Pas” brings Josey and Fanny J together in a zouk love track where emotion and melody intertwine. Their voices blend over a smooth, rhythmic arrangement, carrying the weight of regret and unspoken words. Josey, born Gnakrou Josée Priscille, moves fluidly through coupé-décalé, afro-zouk, and R&B. Her debut single “On Fait Rien Avec Ça” gained attention in 2014. Her 2021 album “Cocktail” includes collaborations with Afro B and others.
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17 . Anne-Marie – I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend” arrives as Anne-Marie‘s latest venture, landing in February 2025 as part of “Act 1: If You’re Looking For A New Best Friend,” a two-song release paired with “Don’t Panic.” Spinning through her familiar pop territory, the track pairs conversational lyrics with sharp observations on friendship and relationships. Describing the project, she frames it as a reflection on self-reliance, suggesting that sometimes, the best friend one seeks is oneself. Anne-Marie, known for tracks like “Rockabye” with Clean Bandit and “2002,” extends her varied interests beyond music, holding a black belt in Shotokan karate and securing three world championships. Music video directed by : Jocelyn Anquetil
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16 . Lila Iké – Too Late To Lie
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
Lila Iké‘s “Too Late To Lie” unfolds over a slow-building swell of live instrumentation, with a crisp snare crack setting the stage for an intense cascade of sound. Produced by Winta James, the track reflects on heartbreak, betrayal, and self-preservation, delivering its message with unwavering clarity. In the video, she stands amid imposing speaker towers, a nod to Jamaica’s deep-rooted sound system culture. Her earlier releases, from “Biggest Fan” to “I Spy,” balance nostalgia with forward-thinking production. Music video directed by : Remi Laudat
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15 . Turkan Velizade – Getme
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Getmə” unfolds with lyrics and music by Orxan Lokbatanlı, arranged by İsmayıl Əlizadə. Türkan Vəlizadə, a Baku-born Azerbaijani pop singer, emerged in 2016 through collaborations with meykhana performer Pərviz Bülbülə. Her style blends Azerbaijani musical traditions with contemporary pop. Alongside solo work, she has recorded tracks with Bülbülə, including “Sultan Süleyman” and “Nazlı Duzlu.” Music video directed by : Xeyal Huseyn
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14 . Dasha – Not At This Party
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Not At This Party” captures the dissonance of being at a social event while mentally stuck in the past. Dasha channels the detachment of going through the motions with friends while preoccupied with lingering thoughts of a former relationship. Raised in San Luis Obispo, she shifts from pop to country, shaped by her hometown’s songwriting culture. Performing locally from age ten, she also pursued musical theater before refining her style. Music video directed by : Aerin Moreno
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13 . Courtney Hadwin – Spellbound
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Spellbound” arrives as Courtney Hadwin’s latest single, bringing snarling guitar riffs and thumping stop-start rhythms into the mix. Recorded in Minneapolis with GRAMMY-winning producer Kevin Bowe, the track leans into punk energy while keeping a foot in pop. Hadwin describes it as a song that “kind of wrote itself” in the studio, inspired by an obsessive fixation. A former America’s Got Talent contestant, she previously released “The Cover Sessions” EP and the 2024 single “Jagged.” Music video directed by : Benjamin Bachelard
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12 . Zhavia – Burned You
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Burned You” blends R&B and pop, with Zhavia Ward’s voice shifting between lament and defiance. Released in February 2025 for the “Queen of the Ring” soundtrack, the song navigates betrayal and consequence without theatrics or grand gestures. Zhavia, who emerged from “The Four: Battle for Stardom” in 2018, continues her Columbia Records trajectory, previously lending her voice to “Candlelight” and an “Aladdin” duet with Zayn. Music video directed by : Ash Avildsen – Song featured on the album : Queen Of The Ring – Music From The Motion Picture
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11 . Kryssy – Batché A Bo’y
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Batché a bo’y” lands in February 2025, weaving Kryssy’s reggae and dancehall influences into a rhythmic blend. Since breaking through in 2015 with “We a Wine” alongside MT, she has carved out her own space with tracks like “Dem a fraid” and “Bad Cendrillon,” the latter spinning off into a namesake fashion brand. As co-founder of the independent label Musicône, she continues shaping her sound with releases such as “Wine & Go Down” and “Back it Up” featuring DJ Skunk. Music video directed by : Musicone Et Ylp
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10 . Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]” arrives in February 2025, delivering sharp lyricism and unflinching confidence. Lisa’s verses underscore ambition and self-assurance, her delivery deliberate and unapologetic. Produced by ATL Jacob, the instrumental pulses with heavyweight energy, aligning with his signature style. Lisa, born Lalisa Manobal in March 1997 in Buriram, Thailand, debuted with Blackpink in 2016 under YG Entertainment. Her solo release “Lalisa” (2021) set records, making an impact on global streaming platforms. Song featured on the album : Alter Ego
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9 . Adéla – Machine Girl
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
ADÉLA’s “Machine Girl” arrives in February 2025, following “HOMEWRECKED” and “SUPERSCAR.” Co-produced by Grimes, Liam Benayon, Slush Puppy, and Dylan Harrison, the track layers high-voltage synths with vocoder harmonies. ADÉLA co-writes the lyrics, dissecting female conflict in entertainment. The video features her alongside Sofia Wylie, executing a rigorous routine choreographed with Miguel Zárate. Grimes makes a brief appearance. Music video directed by : Mitch Dequilettes
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8 . Lizzo – Love In Real Life
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Lizzo resurfaces after a three-year hiatus with “Love In Real Life,” the lead single and title track of her fifth album, arriving February 2025. Blending her signature style with rock ‘n’ roll, the song nods to her late mentor Prince. A soft spoken-word intro gives way to bright guitar riffs and a breezy beat before culminating in a groove driven by wailing riffs. The video shifts from introspection to a charged nightclub, where dancers morph into enigmatic figures. A four-time Grammy winner, Lizzo made history in 2023 as the first black woman in nearly three decades to win ‘Record of the Year.’ She also became the third female rapper to top the Hot 100 solo and the first black R&B soloist to claim the top spot since 2012. Beyond music, she has appeared in UglyDolls and Hustlers, produced an Emmy-winning reality show, and launched her shapewear brand, Yitty. Music video directed by : Colin Tilley
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7 . Oksy Avdalyan – Sirun Hay
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Oksy Avdalyan‘s “Sirun Hay” arrives in February 2025, adding to her growing repertoire within Armenian pop. The title translates to “Beautiful Armenian,” a theme the singer frequently revisits in her music. Active since at least 2019, Avdalyan has released singles and albums such as “Ser Chka” (2022) and “Sirem Minchev Lusin U Het” (2023). She has worked with other Armenian artists, including Super Sako on “Ser Chka.” Her discography includes remixes like “Ov Es Du (DJ Allen Remix)” (2023). Music video directed by : Tigran Avetisyan
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6 . Lola Astanova – Daydream In Winter Garden
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Daydream in Winter Garden” is an original piano piece by Lola Astanova, featured in her Original Piano Daydream Collection. The composition blends classical technique with modern phrasing, shaping a style that reflects her distinct musical approach. Born in Tashkent, USSR (now Uzbekistan), she trained at the V. Uspensky Specialized School of Music for Gifted Children before making her Carnegie Hall debut in a 2012 tribute to Horowitz hosted by Dame Julie Andrews. Over the years, she has collaborated with artists like Andrea Bocelli and Stjepan Hauser of 2Cellos. Her performance of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” with the All-Star Orchestra earned a 2016 Emmy Award for Special Event Coverage. She has also performed at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Mariinsky Theatre.
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5 . Josey – Faux Pas(w/ Fanny J)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Faux Pas” brings Josey and Fanny J together in a zouk love track where emotion and melody intertwine. Their voices blend over a smooth, rhythmic arrangement, carrying the weight of regret and unspoken words. Josey, born Gnakrou Josée Priscille, moves fluidly through coupé-décalé, afro-zouk, and R&B. Her debut single “On Fait Rien Avec Ça” gained attention in 2014. Her 2021 album “Cocktail” includes collaborations with Afro B and others.
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10 . Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Lisa – FUTW [Vixi Solo Version]” arrives in February 2025, delivering sharp lyricism and unflinching confidence. Lisa’s verses underscore ambition and self-assurance, her delivery deliberate and unapologetic. Produced by ATL Jacob, the instrumental pulses with heavyweight energy, aligning with his signature style. Lisa, born Lalisa Manobal in March 1997 in Buriram, Thailand, debuted with Blackpink in 2016 under YG Entertainment. Her solo release “Lalisa” (2021) set records, making an impact on global streaming platforms. Song featured on the album : Alter Ego
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9 . Adéla – Machine Girl
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
ADÉLA’s “Machine Girl” arrives in February 2025, following “HOMEWRECKED” and “SUPERSCAR.” Co-produced by Grimes, Liam Benayon, Slush Puppy, and Dylan Harrison, the track layers high-voltage synths with vocoder harmonies. ADÉLA co-writes the lyrics, dissecting female conflict in entertainment. The video features her alongside Sofia Wylie, executing a rigorous routine choreographed with Miguel Zárate. Grimes makes a brief appearance. Music video directed by : Mitch Dequilettes
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8 . Lizzo – Love In Real Life
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Lizzo resurfaces after a three-year hiatus with “Love In Real Life,” the lead single and title track of her fifth album, arriving February 2025. Blending her signature style with rock ‘n’ roll, the song nods to her late mentor Prince. A soft spoken-word intro gives way to bright guitar riffs and a breezy beat before culminating in a groove driven by wailing riffs. The video shifts from introspection to a charged nightclub, where dancers morph into enigmatic figures. A four-time Grammy winner, Lizzo made history in 2023 as the first black woman in nearly three decades to win ‘Record of the Year.’ She also became the third female rapper to top the Hot 100 solo and the first black R&B soloist to claim the top spot since 2012. Beyond music, she has appeared in UglyDolls and Hustlers, produced an Emmy-winning reality show, and launched her shapewear brand, Yitty. Music video directed by : Colin Tilley
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7 . Oksy Avdalyan – Sirun Hay
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Oksy Avdalyan‘s “Sirun Hay” arrives in February 2025, adding to her growing repertoire within Armenian pop. The title translates to “Beautiful Armenian,” a theme the singer frequently revisits in her music. Active since at least 2019, Avdalyan has released singles and albums such as “Ser Chka” (2022) and “Sirem Minchev Lusin U Het” (2023). She has worked with other Armenian artists, including Super Sako on “Ser Chka.” Her discography includes remixes like “Ov Es Du (DJ Allen Remix)” (2023). Music video directed by : Tigran Avetisyan
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6 . Lola Astanova – Daydream In Winter Garden
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Daydream in Winter Garden” is an original piano piece by Lola Astanova, featured in her Original Piano Daydream Collection. The composition blends classical technique with modern phrasing, shaping a style that reflects her distinct musical approach. Born in Tashkent, USSR (now Uzbekistan), she trained at the V. Uspensky Specialized School of Music for Gifted Children before making her Carnegie Hall debut in a 2012 tribute to Horowitz hosted by Dame Julie Andrews. Over the years, she has collaborated with artists like Andrea Bocelli and Stjepan Hauser of 2Cellos. Her performance of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” with the All-Star Orchestra earned a 2016 Emmy Award for Special Event Coverage. She has also performed at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Mariinsky Theatre.
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5 . Josey – Faux Pas(w/ Fanny J)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Faux Pas” brings Josey and Fanny J together in a zouk love track where emotion and melody intertwine. Their voices blend over a smooth, rhythmic arrangement, carrying the weight of regret and unspoken words. Josey, born Gnakrou Josée Priscille, moves fluidly through coupé-décalé, afro-zouk, and R&B. Her debut single “On Fait Rien Avec Ça” gained attention in 2014. Her 2021 album “Cocktail” includes collaborations with Afro B and others.
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4 . Blerina Balili – Kolazh
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Kolazh” arrives as Blerina Balili’s latest release, weaving together dynamic rhythms with nods to her Albanian heritage. The title, meaning “Collage” in English, hints at a fusion of musical elements, a characteristic thread in her work. An emerging presence in Albanian music, Balili merges traditional influences with contemporary production. Her earlier release, “Kolazh Jugu,” suggests a possible thematic link, adding continuity to her evolving catalog.
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3 . Capri Everitt – Runnin
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Runnin” showcases Capri Everitt’s vocals over an upbeat pop production, blending energy with melodic hooks. A Canadian singer from Vancouver, Capri first attracted attention in 2015 by performing national anthems in 80 countries, earning a Guinness World Record. Her 2019 debut album, “What Is Perfect,” highlights themes of self-acceptance, while her single “Girl Stand Up” leans into messages of empowerment aimed at younger listeners.
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2 . Ανδρομάχη – Το Φλιτζάνι
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Το Φλιτζάνι” intertwines contemporary production with the unmistakable textures of bouzouki and clarinet, bridging modern pop with Greek tradition. Set in a village where coffee grounds dictate fate, the video leans into the art of fortune telling, echoing the song’s theme of divination. Andromache, born in Siegen, Germany, first appeared on The Voice of Greece in 2015, later representing Cyprus in Eurovision 2022 before steering back to Greek influences with this release. Music video directed by : Alex Konstantinidis
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1 . Aya Mounfaloti – Ach Dani
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Aya Mounfaloti releases “Ach Dani” in February 2025, extending the trajectory she set with “Triqy” months before. The Moroccan singer conjures a moody atmosphere, her vocals threading through a song that reflects on decisions made, paths taken, and the lingering weight of consequence. The production builds a tension that never quite resolves, a fitting backdrop for lyrics that question more than they answer.
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