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Lara Fabian’s “Je Suis De Toi” reflects on family ties with sparse piano and strings, while Sydnie Christmas revisits “We’ll Meet Again,” blending nostalgia with wartime memories. Waterhouse’s “On This Love,” produced by Two Feet, leans into stripped-back alt-pop introspection. Asmeet Sehra’s “Kasauli” explores Punjabi nostalgia, and Marija Šerifović with Jovana Pajić deliver stormy introspection in “Demoni.” Julia Rocka’s “Siostra” unpacks sibling tensions, while “Candy Gum” merges Emotional Oranges, Jessie Reyez, and Becky G in a sleek Latin-pop groove. Here are the brand new music videos by female artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
51 . Lara Fabian – Je Suis De Toi
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Je Suis De Toi” traces an emotional genealogy, moving through childhood recollections and fraught family ties with disarming calm. Lara Fabian leans into sparse piano chords and restrained strings, crafting a space where every syllable lands with intimate precision. Her voice—measured, never indulgent—renders the burden of inheritance oddly palatable, questioning where pain ends and identity begins. Music video directed by : Julien Gauthier – Song featured on the album : Je Suis Là 
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50 . Sydnie Christmas – We’ll Meet Again
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Sydnie Christmas revisits “We’ll Meet Again,” the 1939 wartime anthem immortalized by Dame Vera Lynn, with a cover timed to mark VE Day’s 80th anniversary. Released in May 2025, the track operates as both personal homage and national reflection, stitched together with memories of her great-uncles and great-grandfathers entangled in the war’s European theatre. The choice feels less commercial move than familial restitution wrapped in nostalgia. Music video directed by : Ruth Paveley
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49 . Suki Waterhouse – On This Love
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“On This Love” presents a stripped-back meditation on personal loss and the uneasy shapeshifting of identity. Produced by Two Feet, the track leans on sparse instrumentation and a brooding tempo, draping Waterhouse’s vocals in melancholy. The English artist channels introspective stillness, letting the emotional weight sit quietly rather than begging for catharsis. Released via Sub Pop in May 2025, it remains squarely in her alt-pop lane. Music video directed by : Immy Waterhouse
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48 . Asmeet Sehra – Kasauli
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in May 2025 under T-Series Apna Punjab, “Kasauli” features Asmeet Sehra navigating the soft melancholy of memory through the lens of Punjabi musical idioms. Known for her debut with “Munda Southall Da” in 2022, the Delhi-born singer follows earlier collaborations with Bunty Bains by stepping into simpler instrumentation, leaving room for lyrical longing to drift like mist through hillside regrets. Music video directed by : Rubal Dhanoa
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47 . Marija Serifovic & Jovana Pajic – Demoni
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Demoni” pairs Marija Šerifović and Jovana Pajić in a 2025 release shaped by shared history and stormy introspection. Backed by the cinematic sweep of Istanbul Strings, the track examines personal turmoil, recasting internal chaos as reluctant fuel rather than affliction. The collaboration lands via Panda Records and IDJTunes, threading threads of angst with precision rather than melodrama. Music video directed by : Miloš Šarović, Vedrana Vukojević
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46 . Durry – idk i just work here
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“idk i just work here” by Durry spins a deadpan motto into a rapid-fire ode to workplace disillusionment. Built around the oft-repeated disclaimer of minimum wage survival, the track barrels forward with wry resignation and a smirk just beneath the surface. Its early 2000s guitar grit pairs with a tempo seemingly more caffeinated than the crew clocking in at dawn’s cruel hour. Austin and Taryn Durry channel generational burnout into gravelly indie rock defiance. Music video directed by : Nathaniel Nelson – Song featured on the album : This Movie Sucks
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45 . Brandy Senki – Fix
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Fix” by Brandy Senki straddles a curious visual line: an aging stone wall draped with a Virgin Mary statue and the quiet defiance of a lone tree face off against sleek, hyper-modern styling. This juxtaposition speaks less of contrast and more of deliberate collision—a theme the Osaka-based band leans into across their indie rock and pop-laced output since 2022. With each release, they refine a minimalist yet loaded aesthetic that resists easy interpretation. Music video directed by : Nathalie Scarlette – Song featured on the album : Brandy Senki
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44 . Julia Rocka – Siostra
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Siostra” filters pop sensibilities through a Polish lens, with Julia Rocka unpacking tensions between blood ties and personal autonomy. Her vocals tread a fine line between confrontation and intimacy, capturing the ambivalence of sisterhood without collapsing into sentiment. Rocka, who began her musical output in 2020 with “Jeep,” remains enigmatic, never quite revealing whether kinship is burden, blessing, or both. Music video directed by : Mateusz Faliński – Song featured on the album : Gorset
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43 . Emotional Oranges – Candy Gum (w/ Jessie Reyez & Becky G)
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Candy Gum” fuses Emotional Oranges’ slick R&B groove with Latin-pop accents, thanks to Jessie Reyez and Becky G’s undeniably sharp features. Produced with Chiiild, the track struts through cheeky confessions and sensual flirtation, wrapped in a retro-cool texture. Set in a hotel suite that oscillates between early 2000s excess and futuristic gloss, the video mirrors the song’s sleek playfulness. Music video directed by : Zhamak Fullad
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42 . Emma’a – Ça M’a Laissé
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Released in May 2025 under Elengi Music in exclusive license with Sony Music Entertainment, “Ça M’a Laissé” adds another layer to Emma’a‘s R&B catalogue. Born in 2003 in Gabon as Emmanuella Issembe, she first gained traction with “Encré”—a track later remixed by Bob Sinclar—and followed up with her eponymous debut EP. The single sits beside past collaborations with Joé Dwèt Filé, Ronisia, and John Scorp, threading emotional fallout through smooth Afrobeats textures. Music video directed by : Styvestratus Studio – Song featured on the album : Emma’A Part Ii (Deluxe) |
41 . Summer Walker – Spend It
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Summer Walker’s “Spend It,” released in May 2025, pivots toward transactional intimacy and high-end reprisal. Echoing a shifted emotional economy, she sings, “Give me the last four of your credit card / Buy back my love, you can keep your heart,” over pared-back R&B production with clean synths and steady percussion. The video teases a heist scenario, featuring Joanne The Scammer, Angela White, and Eric Roberts in a satirical play on luxury and loyalty. Song featured on the album : Finally Over It
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40 . Jorja Smith – The Way I Love You
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Date Added : May 7,2025
On “The Way I Love You,” Jorja Smith shifts gears into house territory, guided by producers Maverick Sabre, Ed Thomas, and Shayk. Swapping her usual R&B palette for a pulsing electronic beat, Smith still carries the track with her unmistakable vocal phrasing. She calls it “a proper head-skanker,” nodding to its nostalgic flair and nods to club euphoria that wouldn’t feel out of place in a 2000s garage set. The video, bathed in perpetual blue light, alternates between smoky club scenes and high-speed spins in a deserted lot. Music video directed by : Kc Locke
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39 . Nikolija – Inferno
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Date Added : May 7,2025
“Inferno” pairs Nikolija’s trademark cool detachment with sharp-edged beats that flirt with menace and allure. Delivered in clipped Serbian, her lines hint at an emotional standoff cloaked in nightclub noir and smoky confidences. True to her style since debuting in 2013 with “Ćao zdravo,” Nikolija doesn’t plead or confess—she observes, critiques, and moves on. The result feels more like a controlled blaze than a descent into chaos. Music video directed by : Andrija Grkić – Song featured on the album : Sila
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42 . Emma’a – Ça M’a Laissé
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Released in May 2025 under Elengi Music in exclusive license with Sony Music Entertainment, “Ça M’a Laissé” adds another layer to Emma’a‘s R&B catalogue. Born in 2003 in Gabon as Emmanuella Issembe, she first gained traction with “Encré”—a track later remixed by Bob Sinclar—and followed up with her eponymous debut EP. The single sits beside past collaborations with Joé Dwèt Filé, Ronisia, and John Scorp, threading emotional fallout through smooth Afrobeats textures. Music video directed by : Styvestratus Studio – Song featured on the album : Emma’A Part Ii (Deluxe) |
41 . Summer Walker – Spend It
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Summer Walker’s “Spend It,” released in May 2025, pivots toward transactional intimacy and high-end reprisal. Echoing a shifted emotional economy, she sings, “Give me the last four of your credit card / Buy back my love, you can keep your heart,” over pared-back R&B production with clean synths and steady percussion. The video teases a heist scenario, featuring Joanne The Scammer, Angela White, and Eric Roberts in a satirical play on luxury and loyalty. Song featured on the album : Finally Over It
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40 . Jorja Smith – The Way I Love You
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Date Added : May 7,2025
On “The Way I Love You,” Jorja Smith shifts gears into house territory, guided by producers Maverick Sabre, Ed Thomas, and Shayk. Swapping her usual R&B palette for a pulsing electronic beat, Smith still carries the track with her unmistakable vocal phrasing. She calls it “a proper head-skanker,” nodding to its nostalgic flair and nods to club euphoria that wouldn’t feel out of place in a 2000s garage set. The video, bathed in perpetual blue light, alternates between smoky club scenes and high-speed spins in a deserted lot. Music video directed by : Kc Locke
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39 . Nikolija – Inferno
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Date Added : May 7,2025
“Inferno” pairs Nikolija’s trademark cool detachment with sharp-edged beats that flirt with menace and allure. Delivered in clipped Serbian, her lines hint at an emotional standoff cloaked in nightclub noir and smoky confidences. True to her style since debuting in 2013 with “Ćao zdravo,” Nikolija doesn’t plead or confess—she observes, critiques, and moves on. The result feels more like a controlled blaze than a descent into chaos. Music video directed by : Andrija Grkić – Song featured on the album : Sila
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38 . pami – Kiss Me Blue
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Released in April 2025, “Kiss Me Blue” sees Thai artist pami sketching a nocturnal vignette of emotional repair wrapped in subtle unease. Over a minimal, slow-burning backdrop, she narrates a midnight encounter where an unexpected visitor insists on making amends. The repeated plea—”kiss me blue”—lingers like a cryptic benediction, blurring apology with ambiguity. Since her beginnings in 2017 and S.i.S tenure, pami has shifted toward solo releases, including this track. |
37 . Shaneil Muir – Secured
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Jamaican artist Shaneil Muir releases “Secured,” a March 2025 single shaped by Damage Musiq’s production. Trading defiance for precision, she articulates a message of self-preservation with rhythmic restraint and lyrical clarity. Best known for “Yamabella” and her turn on 2016’s “Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall,” Muir sidesteps sentiment in favor of calculated confidence. It’s less an anthem than a boundary drawn in bass. Song featured on the album : Echoes Of Her (Ep)
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36 . Natalia Lafourcade – El Palomo Y La Negra
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Date Added : May 7,2025
Stretching just over seven minutes, “El Palomo y La Negra” sees Natalia Lafourcade twine herself into a lush arrangement led by traditional Mexican strings. Conducted by Gordon Hamilton, whose baton usually grazes the edges of genre lines, the track leans into folkloric textures without pretending to be antique. The title, translating to “The Dove and the Black Woman,” nods to narrative archetypes rather than sentimental pairing. Song featured on the album : Cancionera
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35 . Lali – LOKURA
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“LOKURA” extends Lali’s trajectory through Latin pop’s glossy corridors, where flirtation meets a drum machine with no brakes. The Buenos Aires-born performer, who first spun from child stardom to a 2013 debut full of synth and shrug, taps again into her favored formula: tight rhythms, ironic smirks, and lyrics that wink without apology. Following her Latin Grammy-nominated “Brava,” this release doesn’t so much pivot as strut sideways. Song featured on the album : No Vayas A Atender Cuando El Demonio Llama
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34 . Aria Bela – Pilates
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Pilates” marks the pop debut of Aria Bela, the musical persona of Mexican streamer Arigameplays, sidestepping joysticks and cosplay wigs for slick production and radio hooks. Co-written by Argentine songwriter Mechi Pieretti, who has penned tracks for Thalia and Kenia OS, the song plays like a glossy rebrand with a wink—gym-toned metaphors meet platform-heeled ambition in under three minutes. Music video directed by : Melanie Anton Def |
33 . Shaily Jain – Mehmaan (w/ Shobayy)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Mehmaan” marks the 2025 debut of Rajasthani vocalist Shaily Jain, who teams up with music producer Shobayy (Shobhit Balwani) for a collaborative first impression that leans more suggestive than shy. Set against a regional melodic framework dusted with pop polish, the track distinguishes itself through lyrics that pivot somewhere between invitation and indifference. Shobayy’s production drapes Jain’s vocals in understated confidence, without overstating its welcome. Music video directed by : Safat Ali |
32 . Nikolija – Samo Mene Ljubi
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Samo Mene Ljubi” finds Serbian singer Nikolija threading her electropop and pop-folk sensibility through glossy production and rhythmic assertiveness. Born in 1989, Nikolija Jovanović began her music career in 2013 after a stint in Greece as a club dancer and MC. The daughter of Vesna Zmijanac, she crafts a visual and sonic identity influenced by western aesthetics, pivoting easily between personas and hair colors. Music video directed by : Andrija Grkić – Song featured on the album : Sila
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31 . Holly Evans – Brûle La Page (w/ Luv Resval)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Brûle La Page” pairs Holly Evans with Luv Resval in a track where rap’s percussive edge meets fluid melodic lines. The lyrics sketch out the smoldering ruins of a past relationship—emotional debris scattered between verses and choruses. With refrains like “Brûle la page, brûle la page / J’vois ton reflet dans mon verre,” heartbreak drinks itself sober. The title—a directive or a dare—suggests erasure as self-preservation or performance. Music video directed by : Arthy314 |
30 . REBO – Antidote
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Antidote” is a French Afro-Pop track by Rebo, produced alongside Djizzo Balume and AASH ON THE BEAT, and released under Wèrè Wèrè Music – DEF JAM AFRICA. Merging DRC’s Rumba textures with Afropop’s sleek polish, Rebo crafts a melodic retort to emotional dependency—chasing cure in verses that suggest the sickness might be the medicine. Known for “Ni Nani” and “Biloko,” she continues threading narrative and nuance into rhythmic frameworks. Music video directed by : Roso
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35 . Lali – LOKURA
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“LOKURA” extends Lali’s trajectory through Latin pop’s glossy corridors, where flirtation meets a drum machine with no brakes. The Buenos Aires-born performer, who first spun from child stardom to a 2013 debut full of synth and shrug, taps again into her favored formula: tight rhythms, ironic smirks, and lyrics that wink without apology. Following her Latin Grammy-nominated “Brava,” this release doesn’t so much pivot as strut sideways. Song featured on the album : No Vayas A Atender Cuando El Demonio Llama
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34 . Aria Bela – Pilates
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Pilates” marks the pop debut of Aria Bela, the musical persona of Mexican streamer Arigameplays, sidestepping joysticks and cosplay wigs for slick production and radio hooks. Co-written by Argentine songwriter Mechi Pieretti, who has penned tracks for Thalia and Kenia OS, the song plays like a glossy rebrand with a wink—gym-toned metaphors meet platform-heeled ambition in under three minutes. Music video directed by : Melanie Anton Def |
33 . Shaily Jain – Mehmaan (w/ Shobayy)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Mehmaan” marks the 2025 debut of Rajasthani vocalist Shaily Jain, who teams up with music producer Shobayy (Shobhit Balwani) for a collaborative first impression that leans more suggestive than shy. Set against a regional melodic framework dusted with pop polish, the track distinguishes itself through lyrics that pivot somewhere between invitation and indifference. Shobayy’s production drapes Jain’s vocals in understated confidence, without overstating its welcome. Music video directed by : Safat Ali |
32 . Nikolija – Samo Mene Ljubi
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Samo Mene Ljubi” finds Serbian singer Nikolija threading her electropop and pop-folk sensibility through glossy production and rhythmic assertiveness. Born in 1989, Nikolija Jovanović began her music career in 2013 after a stint in Greece as a club dancer and MC. The daughter of Vesna Zmijanac, she crafts a visual and sonic identity influenced by western aesthetics, pivoting easily between personas and hair colors. Music video directed by : Andrija Grkić – Song featured on the album : Sila
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31 . Holly Evans – Brûle La Page (w/ Luv Resval)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Brûle La Page” pairs Holly Evans with Luv Resval in a track where rap’s percussive edge meets fluid melodic lines. The lyrics sketch out the smoldering ruins of a past relationship—emotional debris scattered between verses and choruses. With refrains like “Brûle la page, brûle la page / J’vois ton reflet dans mon verre,” heartbreak drinks itself sober. The title—a directive or a dare—suggests erasure as self-preservation or performance. Music video directed by : Arthy314 |
30 . REBO – Antidote
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Antidote” is a French Afro-Pop track by Rebo, produced alongside Djizzo Balume and AASH ON THE BEAT, and released under Wèrè Wèrè Music – DEF JAM AFRICA. Merging DRC’s Rumba textures with Afropop’s sleek polish, Rebo crafts a melodic retort to emotional dependency—chasing cure in verses that suggest the sickness might be the medicine. Known for “Ni Nani” and “Biloko,” she continues threading narrative and nuance into rhythmic frameworks. Music video directed by : Roso
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29 . Natti Natasha – Vendaje
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
In “Vendaje,” Natti Natasha sketches the aftermath of heartbreak with surgical precision, layering steamy distractions over wounds that refuse to close. The track circles the futile mechanics of rebound flings, posing temporary pleasure as a mismatched remedy for deeper loss. Natti, born Natalia Alexandra Gutiérrez Batista, threads this emotional sleight of hand through a catalog that includes collaborations like “Yummy Yummy Love” and her debut EP “All About Me.” Song featured on the album : Natti Natasha En Amargue
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28 . La Joaqui – Se Dice De Mí (w/ Mex Urtizberea)
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
La Joaqui sidesteps her RKT roots with “Se Dice De Mí,” reworking the Canaro-Pelay tango immortalized by Tita Merello. Filmed in a snug, domestic setting for the 19th session of ¡FA!, she delivers the classic live under the wary eye of host Mex Urtizberea. The edition, themed “La Juventud,” positions her candid vocal delivery in sharp contrast to her urbane reputation. A curious detour, not a reinvention, but a reminder she’s not confined to a single BPM. Music video directed by : Nicolás Tolcachier
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27 . Laila Gsim – Nsay
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
Set against the rhythmic tension of traditional Rif influences, “Nsay” introduces Moroccan newcomer Laila Gsim in a tone that oscillates between accusation and resignation. Originally from Marrakech, she delivers her vocals with a restrained fervor that leans more toward quiet fury than theatrical lament. The track hints at memory’s betrayal, evoking a past better forgotten—if only forgetting came so easily. |
26 . Young Miko – Wassup
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
“WASSUP” fuses reggaeton and Latin trap with a nod to Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop,” channeling early 2000s flash through a contemporary filter. Young Miko delivers flirtation with a smirk, layering slick confidence over syrupy beats produced by longtime collaborator Mauro. A cameo by Lil Jon injects a burst of Atlanta energy, amplifying the sonic excess and self-assured tone. Puerto Rican-born María Victoria Ramírez de Arellano Cardona leans into themes of luxury, nightlife, and temptation with unshakeable poise. Music video directed by : Claudia Calderón & Joshua Rivera
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25 . Jennie – Zen [Coachella 2025 Live]
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
Jennie performs “Zen” during her Coachella 2025 set, a track taken from her debut studio album, *Ruby*. With verses like “can’t be two in one, I tell them I’m down now on the energy,” she threads cool detachment with a refusal to conform. The mood is spare, deliberate, as if sketched in eyeliner and side-eye. Jennie, first introduced to global audiences via BLACKPINK, chooses minimalism over spectacle here, control over chaos. Song featured on the album : Ruby
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24 . Kali Uchis – ILYSMIH
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
“ILYSMIH,” short for “I Love You So Much It Hurts,” finds Kali Uchis threading love, grief, and maternal reflection through a silky, melancholic lens. Written in the wake of losing her own mother and welcoming a child with Don Toliver, the track toes the line between personal confession and quiet resilience. Released alongside her strawberry beetroot ILYSMatcha latte with La La Land Kind Café, the single pours vulnerability into every line.
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23 . Maren Morris – Bed No Breakfast
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Date Added : Apr 29,2025
“Bed No Breakfast” finds Maren Morris twisting post-divorce candor into sharp, pop-laced quips. Released in April 2025, the track shrugs off post-intimacy sentimentality with one-liners like “Won’t you sleep better at your place?” Written amid her separation from Ryan Hurd, the song pairs wit with a breezy production detached from her earlier country leanings. Morris calls it a “cry for the people” navigating the awkward freedom of modern dating. Song featured on the album : Dreamsicle
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22 . Zara Larsson – Pretty Ugly
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Released April 25, 2025, “Pretty Ugly” signals a fresh phase for Zara Larsson following her 2024 album “Venus.” Produced by MNEK and Margo XS, the track plunges into electroclash territory with a raw pop twist, eschewing polished glamour for something grittier. Larsson’s lyrics dissect societal beauty pressures with a candid edge, while the video plants her barefoot in mud and rain alongside synchronized dancers, staging a messy ode to authenticity. Music video directed by : Charlotte Rutherford
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21 . Coco Jones – On Sight
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Interpolating late-night conversations and whispered confessions, “On Sight” sees Coco Jones threading tender vulnerability through sleek R&B beats. Released under Def Jam Recordings in April 2025, the track leans heavily into themes of emotional transparency, coaxing closeness through candid lyrics. Courtney Michaela Jones, raised in Lebanon, Tennessee, received a Best New Artist nomination at the 2023 Grammy Awards. Song featured on the album : Why Not More?
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20 . Wejdene – Dans Tes Bras
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Wejdene slips into familiar territory with “Dans Tes Bras,” a brooding French pop and R&B track released in April 2025. Over smooth, melancholic production, she sketches a portrait of lingering regret and dangerous attachment, framed by the memory of a single, meaningful night. Remaining true to the confessional intimacy that colors her work since “Anissa,” she teases comfort and disillusionment with sly restraint. Music video directed by : Elisa Ribeiro
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19 . Louane – Maman
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Louane‘s “Maman” (2025) rewrites the emotional blueprint of her 2015 ballad, swapping raw grief for seasoned reflection after a decade of personal transformation. Opening with the stark “Y a plus d’amants, Y a plus de lits,” the song shuns nostalgia in favor of a clear-eyed tribute to her late mother, Isabelle, who died of cancer in 2014. The track, pressed to vinyl with an instrumental B-side, becomes France’s offering for Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland. Music video directed by : Mila Runser – Song featured on the album : Tiens Mon Best Of
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18 . Shenseea – V.I.P. (w/ DJ MAC)
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Shenseea steps back into dancehall territory with “V.I.P.” (w/ DJ Mac), a 2025 single drilled with her usual rhythmic flair and layered by DJ Mac and Keno4star’s polished production. Filmed under the glossy skies of Miami, the accompanying video parades a series of lively visuals and sharply styled performances, sidestepping any hint of understatement. Born Chinsea Lee, Shenseea carries strands of Afro-Jamaican and Korean heritage, with a career that threads from church choirs to Billboard collaborations. Music video directed by : Now Or Never Miami – Song featured on the album : Ups & Downs
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17 . Patrice Roberts – Ungrateful
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Released in April 2025, “Ungrateful” by Patrice Roberts chronicles the bittersweet liberation of choosing self-respect over appeasing the thankless. Threading lyrical defiance with rhythmic precision, the track strikes a chord with listeners weary of emotional charity gone unnoticed. Roberts, a Trinidad & Tobago native and Digicel ambassador managed by Riddimstream, continues to navigate Caribbean sounds with sharp versatility. Music video directed by : Leah De Gannes
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22 . Zara Larsson – Pretty Ugly
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Released April 25, 2025, “Pretty Ugly” signals a fresh phase for Zara Larsson following her 2024 album “Venus.” Produced by MNEK and Margo XS, the track plunges into electroclash territory with a raw pop twist, eschewing polished glamour for something grittier. Larsson’s lyrics dissect societal beauty pressures with a candid edge, while the video plants her barefoot in mud and rain alongside synchronized dancers, staging a messy ode to authenticity. Music video directed by : Charlotte Rutherford
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21 . Coco Jones – On Sight
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Interpolating late-night conversations and whispered confessions, “On Sight” sees Coco Jones threading tender vulnerability through sleek R&B beats. Released under Def Jam Recordings in April 2025, the track leans heavily into themes of emotional transparency, coaxing closeness through candid lyrics. Courtney Michaela Jones, raised in Lebanon, Tennessee, received a Best New Artist nomination at the 2023 Grammy Awards. Song featured on the album : Why Not More?
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20 . Wejdene – Dans Tes Bras
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Wejdene slips into familiar territory with “Dans Tes Bras,” a brooding French pop and R&B track released in April 2025. Over smooth, melancholic production, she sketches a portrait of lingering regret and dangerous attachment, framed by the memory of a single, meaningful night. Remaining true to the confessional intimacy that colors her work since “Anissa,” she teases comfort and disillusionment with sly restraint. Music video directed by : Elisa Ribeiro
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19 . Louane – Maman
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Louane‘s “Maman” (2025) rewrites the emotional blueprint of her 2015 ballad, swapping raw grief for seasoned reflection after a decade of personal transformation. Opening with the stark “Y a plus d’amants, Y a plus de lits,” the song shuns nostalgia in favor of a clear-eyed tribute to her late mother, Isabelle, who died of cancer in 2014. The track, pressed to vinyl with an instrumental B-side, becomes France’s offering for Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland. Music video directed by : Mila Runser – Song featured on the album : Tiens Mon Best Of
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18 . Shenseea – V.I.P. (w/ DJ MAC)
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Shenseea steps back into dancehall territory with “V.I.P.” (w/ DJ Mac), a 2025 single drilled with her usual rhythmic flair and layered by DJ Mac and Keno4star’s polished production. Filmed under the glossy skies of Miami, the accompanying video parades a series of lively visuals and sharply styled performances, sidestepping any hint of understatement. Born Chinsea Lee, Shenseea carries strands of Afro-Jamaican and Korean heritage, with a career that threads from church choirs to Billboard collaborations. Music video directed by : Now Or Never Miami – Song featured on the album : Ups & Downs
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17 . Patrice Roberts – Ungrateful
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Released in April 2025, “Ungrateful” by Patrice Roberts chronicles the bittersweet liberation of choosing self-respect over appeasing the thankless. Threading lyrical defiance with rhythmic precision, the track strikes a chord with listeners weary of emotional charity gone unnoticed. Roberts, a Trinidad & Tobago native and Digicel ambassador managed by Riddimstream, continues to navigate Caribbean sounds with sharp versatility. Music video directed by : Leah De Gannes
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16 . Cazzu – Mala Suerte
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Channeling the slow ache of bachata, “Mala Suerte” traces the paradox of a woman crowned in luxury yet corroded by emotional emptiness. Cazzu steers away from her staple trap roots, weaving melancholy and brute vulnerability into a track that slips easily into a crimson-lit ballroom rather than a neon club. Part of an album saluting Latin identity, the song sharpens her genre versatility without surrendering her instinct for emotional rupture. Song featured on the album : Latinaje
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15 . PinkPantheress – Stateside
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
“Stateside” crashes in with clattering, rave-tinged drums and jagged synths torn straight from a late-’90s action flick, pulling a Y2K aesthetic into PinkPantheress‘ sharp pop orbit. PinkPantheress, who shares production duties with The Dare, aksel arvid, and Count Baldor, drapes cryptic lyrics over a story of romance stretched across the Atlantic. She casually names it her favorite from her current project, underscoring the emotional turbulence between intimacy and distance. Music video directed by : Emma Berson – Song featured on the album : Fancy That (Mxtp)
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14 . Cleopatra Stratan – Ghita (Remake)
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Cleopatra Stratan reimagines her early 2000s hit with “Ghita (Remake)”, infusing updated melodies and refreshed lyrics into the original’s playful hunt for the elusive boy named Ghita. Still leaning into innocence over irony, the song traces back to a childhood moment that saw Stratan, born in 2002 in Moldova, ascend as a prodigy who shattered multiple Guinness World Records. From inspiring multi-language covers to spawning singing dolls, “Ghita” proves an unlikely pop artifact morphed into cultural memorabilia.
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13 . Marina Satti – Lola
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Interpolating the glitz and grit of celebrity culture, “Lola” sees Marina Satti conjure a formidable persona straddling magazine covers, talk shows, and scandalous headlines. Flanked by adoring fans and sharp-tongued detractors, Satti’s Lola revels in a world where admiration blurs into rivalry and imitation mutates into obsession. Blending traditional Greek sounds with urban flourishes, Satti continues her genre-bending trajectory after her Eurovision 2024 appearance and viral single “Mantissa.” Music video directed by : Fa & Fon – Song featured on the album : Pop Too
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12 . BiBi – Căsuța Noastră (w/ What’s UP)
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Mixing shimmering pop hooks with the sleek edge of Romanian urban rhythms, “Căsuța Noastră” sees BiBi join forces with What’s UP for a melodious wander into shared dreams and heart-built homes. Bianca Alexandra Lixandru, a Bucharest-born singer, songwriter, vlogger, and actress of Gen Z fame, lends her polished voice to this everyday fantasy of young love and cohabitation. What’s UP matches her energy with a weathered charm, crafting a conversational duet that oscillates between sincerity and playful whimsy. Music video directed by : Silviu Mindroc
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11 . Valka – Melo
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Valka releases “Melo,” a kinetic slice of Latin pop stitched with modern textures, a nod to Colombian slang for all things cool and gratifying. Springing from Bogotá’s sonic streets, the song pivots on an energetic beat, lining up effortlessly with Valka‘s earlier forays into electronic and romantic terrains. Past collaborations with Fumaratto on “Me Provocas” and Samanta Duque on “Amores” only sharpen the edges of this latest venture. Song featured on the album : Valkiria
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10 . Honey Bxby – Think I Might
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Date Added : Apr 27,2025
Blending lush guitar lines, smooth keys, and a sultry groove, “Think I Might” sees Honey Bxby balancing romance with meticulous self-possession. Her crystal-clear vocals trace the push and pull of letting her guard down for the right man while never surrendering her composure. Infused with early 2000s nostalgia, Honey Bxby channels personal experiences into an R&B landscape marked by emotional sharpness and unapologetic control. Music video directed by : Benny Boom – Song featured on the album : Raw Honey (Ep)
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8 . Marguerite – Les Filles, Les Meufs
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
Released on April 18, 2025, “Les filles, les meufs” marks Marguerite Dedeyan’s first single since her appearance on Star Academy’s twelfth season. This introspective pop track addresses her bisexuality with disarming clarity and tilts toward self-acceptance rather than confession. Marguerite sings of finding peace in female company at parties and relief in finally speaking her truth. The understated music video, stripped of artifice, mirrors the song’s intimate tone. Music video directed by : Aurélien Grellier-Beker |
7 . Meryl – Champagne Ké Fraises
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Champagne Ké Fraises” pairs Meryl’s sharp lyricism with a production steeped in Martinican rhythms and drill inflections. The track navigates coded language, alternating between irony and bravado, as she sketches out the contours of a dynamic laced with affection and calculation. Far from saccharine, the title’s imagery masks a narrative where charm doubles as currency and sweetness may come with conditions. Music video directed by : Tom Menetrey
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6 . Harika Narayan – Veekshana (w/ Pranav Chaganty)
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Veekshana” is a 2025 Telugu independent single featuring Harika Narayan and vocals by Pranav Chaganty, weaving layered textures over deceptively simple arrangements. Narayan, whose previous work includes playback for Telugu cinema and songs like “Oh Mahiya,” brings a background in Carnatic music shaped under maternal tutelage and formal training to this release. Her contribution straddles both mainstream film and independent spheres with practiced fluency. Music video directed by : Arun Enjamuri
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5 . Addison Rae – Headphones On
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
In “Headphones On,” Addison Rae pairs hyper-pop pulses with diaristic lyrics dissecting the fallout of her parents’ public divorce. She turns to music and the occasional cigarette not for romance or rebellion, but as practical tools for psychological triage. Echoing Carly Simon rather than TikTok trends, Rae retreats into full albums as an antidote to chaos, a habit she wears like armor. The song follows “Diet Pepsi,” “Aquamarine,” and “High Fashion.” Music video directed by : Mitch Ryan
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4 . Lucie & Emilio Piano – Maison
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Maison” pairs Emilio Piano’s pop sensibility with Lucie’s crisp vocals, threading French-language verses through string flourishes courtesy of the AUKSO Chamber Orchestra. The track circles themes of longing, future dread, and mother-directed existential musings with a tone both plaintive and measured. Lucie, runner-up in The Voice Kids France 2023 under Patrick Fiori, joins Piano following their viral take on “Voilà.” Music video directed by : Marcel Stefanowski
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3 . NovaQueen – Wa Nary
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Wa Nary” finds Moroccan artist NovaQueen—formerly Psycho Queen—navigating between clipped alternative rap phrasing and Arabic pop tonalities with calculated poise. Produced by Thomas Blond, Valentino Ignoto, and Rachid El Brak, the track balances synthetic textures with percussive restraint, never quite indulging in either camp. The 2024 rebrand foregrounds a stylistic recalibration, trading past theatricality for studied melodic dissonance. Music video directed by : Ayoub Seffat
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2 . Erika Isac – Bbb
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Bbb” is a 2025 single by Romanian singer-songwriter Erika Isac, released under Global Records. Part of the project Cancel Culture, the track places Isac at the center of a narrative involving coded call-outs and sharp-tongued introspection. The video stages a somewhat theatrical ensemble, with Erika Isac flanked by Andrei Cojanu, Ana Daia, BRUJA, M.G.L., Super ED, Keed, and others, each playing roles that toe the line between satire and confrontation. Music video directed by : Sanziana Pantazi & Frnk. – Song featured on the album : Cancel Culture
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1 . Vanesa Martín – Tenemos Universo De Sobra
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Date Added : Apr 21,2025
“Tenemos Universo De Sobra” finds Vanesa Martín circling familiar constellations of her pop-rooted songwriting, cloaked in thoughtful restraint rather than theatrical display. Released in 2025 by Universal Music Spain, the track operates within her long-standing penchant for lyrical introspection without straying into overwrought territory. Martín, born in Málaga in 1980, first emerged with the 2006 album “Agua,” followed by “Trampas” in 2009.
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on May 18, 2025