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Sarika Gill’s “Hor Gal” anchors Punjabi vocal assertiveness in beat-driven production, while Wolf Alice’s “Bloom Baby Bloom” trades distortion for piano-led introspection. Reneé Rapp’s “Leave Me Alone” signals autonomy post-television. Fatima Altieri and Phyllisia Ross explore quiet defiance in “Self Love.” Anna Vissi’s “Όλα Για Όλα” and Charlotte Dipanda’s “Promesses Manquées” revisit tradition with restraint. Mintty’s “Sigma Girl” reframes stoic independence, and Sailorr’s “Bitches Brew” blends surreal visuals with alt-R&B irony. Other tracks by Jenevieve, Monia Fleur, Lynda, and Aria Bela continue genre fluidity.
Here are the brand new music videos by female artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
51 . Sarika Gill – Hor Gal
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Date Added : May 23,2025
Produced by Black Virus and released under Gill Records Media in May 2025, “Hor Gal” finds UK-born Punjabi singer and actress Sarika Gill threading assertive vocals through sharp, beat-driven production. A follower of Sikhism with nearly a decade in the Punjabi music scene, Gill channels the influence of Miss Pooja without sliding into homage, delivering a track that signals confrontation over concession. Music video directed by : Yug 
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50 . Wolf Alice – Bloom Baby Bloom
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Bloom Baby Bloom” signals Wolf Alice’s return after four years of radio silence, swapping distortion pedals for a piano line that sways between buoyant and brooding. Ellie Rowsell trades her guitar for a mic and channels an Axl Rose-style stage presence, sidestepping fragility with theatrical flair. Garden metaphors sprout across the lyrics, cloaking resilience in botany and feminine codes in florals. Music video directed by : Colin Solal Cardo – Song featured on the album : The Clearing
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49 . Reneé Rapp – Leave Me Alone
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Leave Me Alone” marks a shift in Reneé Rapp’s sonic palette, pairing sharp lyricism with tightly wound production and clipped delivery. Referencing her exit from “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” she slips in a self-aware line that twists professional departure into personal statement. Premiered at the 2025 American Music Awards, the track winks at industry fatigue while asserting creative independence. Song featured on the album : Bite Me
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48 . Fatima Altieri – Self Love (w/ Phyllisia Ross)
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Date Added : May 23,2025
Sung in Haitian Creole, “Self Love” pairs Fatima Altieri’s grounded delivery with Phyllisia Ross’s expressive vocals in a duet that balances vulnerability with assertion. The 2024 single draws on themes of personal acceptance, steering clear of moral sermons to quietly assert autonomy amid societal scrutiny. The track shuffles between contemporary pop stylings and echoes of Haitian traditional rhythms without nostalgia or kitsch.
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47 . Άννα Βίσση – Όλα Για Όλα
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Όλα Για Όλα” pairs Anna Vissi’s vocal control with Nikos Karvelas’s signature composition, folding tradition into a finely-tuned hasapiko with a 21st-century inflection. Released by Panik Gold in March 2025, its precisely-placed rhythms nod to the genre’s working-class origins while leaning into contemporary production. The single follows the double platinum “Σε Περίπτωση Που,” marking a seamless continuation of their decades-long collaboration.
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46 . Jenevieve – Haiku
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Haiku” sees Jenevieve return with her blend of sleek R&B grooves and pared-down production, a formula she’s refined since her 2021 debut “Division.” The track leans into minimalism, where clipped beats flirt with hypnotic synth lines, creating an atmosphere both languid and deliberate. Her delivery, cool and precise, channels influences like Sade, touched by traces of her early training in movement and rhythm. Music video directed by : Ayan Issin
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45 . Monia Fleur – Gakado (w/ Sat-B)
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Date Added : May 23,2025
In “Gakado,” Monia Fleur teams up with Sat-B to merge Rwandan Afrobeats with contemporary Burundian influences, sidestepping genre borders with calculated ease. The track leans into melodic hooks and rhythmic syncopation, where Fleur’s fluid phrasing moves around Sat-B’s smoother delivery like an inside joke shared beneath club lights. Both artists braid playful lyricism with regional styles, crafting something that’s more exchange than duet. Music video directed by : Brian Smith
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44 . Lynda & Imen Es – Piments
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Piments” pairs Lynda’s polished pop phrasing with Imen Es’s R&B gravity in a sharp return to their shared fluency, last heard on “Fausse couche.” The track’s title—“peppers”—is no idle metaphor, seasoning themes of emotional friction and lingering heat with a deliberate sting. Lynda’s earlier entries like “Si tu m’aimes” and “Fini d’esperer” meet Imen Es’s “Petit génie” and her 2023 “Train de vie (DK Édition)” in a simmering duet of textured vocals and unresolved tension. Music video directed by : William Thomas
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43 . Mintty – Sigma Girl
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Date Added : May 23,2025
In “Sigma Girl,” Mintty retools the sigma male stereotype through a female lens, introducing a figure anchored in independence and cool detachment. The Thai-born, South Korea–based artist pivots between sleek assertiveness and breezy self-possession, crafting lyrics that echo autonomy without veering into defiance-for-sport territory. Released in May 2025, the track pairs rhythmic control with visuals steeped in stylized command. Its looping chorus taps into video-centric platforms, becoming a soundtrack for self-mythologizing montages. Music video directed by : Jinseul |
42 . Charlotte Dipanda – Promesses Manquées
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Promesses Manquées” sees Charlotte Dipanda threading acoustic textures with Afro-pop motifs to narrate the quiet disillusionment of unmet expectations. Sung in French, the track resists melodrama, opting instead for restraint and clarity as it pivots between vulnerability and self-sufficiency. The song’s visual companion echoes this introspection, offering quiet frames to match lyrics that sidestep blame and center endurance. Written and composed by Dipanda herself and released under Misima Label, the single extends her ongoing dialogue with personal themes. Born in Yaoundé in 1985, Dipanda began as a backing vocalist for Manu Dibango and Papa Wemba before launching her solo career in 2008 and later judging The Voice Afrique Francophone. Music video directed by : Roddy Real
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41 . Sailorr – Bitches Brew
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Date Added : May 23,2025
Borrowing its title from Miles Davis’s 1970 album, “Bitches Brew” filters Sailorr’s alt-R&B sensibilities through layers of irony and offbeat imagery. The video shifts between Florida beaches and surreal set pieces featuring inflatable clamshells and charred Barbie dolls, nodding slyly to Botticelli’s Venus. Sailorr, a Vietnamese-American artist who emerged with “Pookie’s Requiem” in 2024, melds pop with narrative flair and understated humor. Music video directed by : Mia Barnes – Song featured on the album : From Florida’S Finest |
40 . Yasmin Levy – Adio Kerida
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Adio Kerida” revisits a traditional Ladino lament of vanished affection, sung in a language once carried across the Sephardic diaspora. Yasmin Levy’s 2025 version leans into updated instrumentation by Mahir Sarihodžić, recorded in Ljubljana’s Long Play Studio and tucked into her 2007 album “Mano Suave.” The archival sorrow gets a change of wardrobe, with a video shot between Belgrade’s dusk and Malta L’s stonebacked serenity.
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39 . María José – Si No Es Ahora, No Es Nunca
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Si No Es Ahora, No Es Nunca” arrives in May 2025 as an original track by María José, whose eclectic resume spans flamenco, athletics, and pop stardom. Produced by Aureo Baqueiro, the song distances itself from the 1987 Timbiriche single of the same name with a moodier tempo and unapologetically current soundscape. Post-Kabah, María José trades nostalgia for sharper edges and stakes the moment as urgent, possibly inconveniently so. Song featured on the album : Ahora O Nunca (Ep)
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40 . Yasmin Levy – Adio Kerida
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Adio Kerida” revisits a traditional Ladino lament of vanished affection, sung in a language once carried across the Sephardic diaspora. Yasmin Levy’s 2025 version leans into updated instrumentation by Mahir Sarihodžić, recorded in Ljubljana’s Long Play Studio and tucked into her 2007 album “Mano Suave.” The archival sorrow gets a change of wardrobe, with a video shot between Belgrade’s dusk and Malta L’s stonebacked serenity.
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39 . María José – Si No Es Ahora, No Es Nunca
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Si No Es Ahora, No Es Nunca” arrives in May 2025 as an original track by María José, whose eclectic resume spans flamenco, athletics, and pop stardom. Produced by Aureo Baqueiro, the song distances itself from the 1987 Timbiriche single of the same name with a moodier tempo and unapologetically current soundscape. Post-Kabah, María José trades nostalgia for sharper edges and stakes the moment as urgent, possibly inconveniently so. Song featured on the album : Ahora O Nunca (Ep)
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38 . Aria Bela – Online (w/ Melanie Anton Def)
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Online” pairs Aria Bela with Melanie Anton Def in a synthetic pop offering shaped by producer Essa Gante. Mexican streamer-turned-performer AriGameplays, under the moniker Aria Bela, scripts the video’s candy-hued world, where stylized visuals echo digital fantasies. Following her debut “Pilates,” the track signals a pivot from content creation to pop staging, with Bela involved both vocally and conceptually. Music video directed by : Melanie Anton Def |
37 . Rosena Josselin Orys – S.O.S
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“S.O.S” filters a cry for divine intervention through the textured lens of contemporary gospel. Rosena Josselin Orys layers improvisational flourishes over worship-inspired rhythms, sidestepping studio predictability with a spontaneity that feels half prayer, half performance art. The Haitian pastor and psalmist sculpts a soundscape shaped by faith and urgency, more altar call than mainstream plea. Music video directed by : Pierre Alan Gabriel
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36 . Douaa Lahyaoui – Belbala
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Belbala” stages the arc of a romance that sparks on first glance and culminates in engagement, with lyrics charged by emotional urgency and layered references to Moroccan traditions. Douaa Lahyaoui’s delivery swings between restraint and declaration, adding nuance to lines tinted by pride and desire. Her previous tracks “Badadi” and “Hyati Ana” exhibit a similar pull between personal narrative and regional flair. Music video directed by : Ayoub Seffat
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35 . LU KALA – Work (w/ Shelailai)
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Work” pairs Congolese-Canadian pop singer LU KALA with Shelailai for a glossy anthem of grit and self-valuation. The track leans into LU KALA‘s sharp songwriting instincts, echoing her previous work for Jennifer Hudson and her Billboard Hot 100 appearance on Latto’s “Lottery.” Played by Serena Williams and shared by SZA, the song wears its motivational slant like sequins—loud, unapologetic, and intentionally shiny. Song featured on the album : No Tears On This Ride
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34 . Audrey Hobert – Sue Me
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Date Added : May 19,2025
Audrey Hobert makes her debut with “Sue Me,” released in May 2025 through RCA Records. Born from a spontaneous session with producer Ricky Gourmet, the track blends sardonic flair with personal fallout, centering on the recurring line “Sue me, I wanna be wanted.” Known for her work with Gracie Abrams in 2024, Hobert delivers lyrics that oscillate between guilt and self-aware craving, couched in sleek pop arrangements. Music video directed by : Audrey Hobert |
33 . Tokyo – Guerre
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Italian rapper Tokyo drops “Guerre,” a moody single featuring Maria Fatima Balestrini and Sefan Moustafa, released through FENIX KINGDOM SAGL on April 18, 2025. Produced by Andrea Franzoni, the track unfolds like a late-night confession, blurring the lines between confrontation and withdrawal. Tokyo, born Giulia Toselli in 2005, channels early piano lessons and choir rehearsals into a sparse, deliberate sound first introduced in her debut “Bimba.” Music video directed by : Samuele Alfonsetti & Gioele Giordano |
32 . Mimi Webb & Meghan Trainor – Mind Reader
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Mind Reader” pairs British singer Mimi Webb with GRAMMY® winner Meghan Trainor in their first co-writing session, where Trainor’s vocals quickly evolve from demo to duet. The track urges a partner to preemptively grasp emotional cues—no psychic powers required, just basic attentiveness. Produced by Grant Boutin and Federico Vindver, it threads retro disco influences through a clean pop production. Both artists release under Epic Records, with Webb based in London and noted for her TikTok rise.
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31 . Elizabet – Пак В Нощта
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in April 2025, “Пак В Нощта” marks Elizabet’s second single under Virginia Records, penned during the Sofia Songwriting sessions. The track unfolds as a quiet refusal, choosing solitude over performative closeness, its lyrics tracing the contours of emotional independence without apology. Elizabet, first seen on The Voice of Bulgaria, delivers each line with the studied detachment of someone who has rehearsed goodbye too many times. Music video directed by : Victor Antonov Rikk
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30 . Ela Taubert – ¿Trato Hecho?
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Date Added : May 14,2025
In “¿Trato Hecho?”, Colombian singer Ela Taubert filters modern pop through her Latin roots with a lyrical sharpness that leans more toward negotiation than confession. Butterflies flutter as visual signatures, hinting at transformation—but not without a hint of irony, as intimacy is weighed like a business proposition. Working with Miami producers and Berklee collaborators, she balances silky hooks with quiet strategic intent. Song featured on the album : Preguntas A Las 11:11
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29 . Camelia Dumitrache – Ploaie De Iubire
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in May 2025 via MusicLover, “Ploaie De Iubire” taps into Camelia Dumitrache’s fondness for the emotive single format over album narratives. Her vocals unfold over sleek production that lightly hints at EDM while staying rooted in accessible Romanian pop textures. The title—translating to “Rain of Love”—doesn’t stray far from the moodboard of yearning and romantic ambivalence she often sketches. Born in Bacău in 2003, Dumitrache continues refining a sound that sidesteps her brother Jador’s manele universe for something cleaner, if no less theatrical. Music video directed by : Osaka Pictures
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28 . Sevdaliza – Heroina (w/ La Joaqui)
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Heroina” pairs Iranian-Dutch artist Sevdaliza with Argentine rapper La Joaqui in a bilingual meditation on womanhood, motherhood, and the push-pull of public versus private life. Weaving English and Spanish into a textured sonic palette, the track channels Sevdaliza’s signature blend of electronic haze, R&B contours, and trip-hop pacing. Drawn from her own experience, Sevdaliza moves between vulnerability and control without offering tidy resolutions. Music video directed by : Tanu Muiño
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33 . Tokyo – Guerre
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Italian rapper Tokyo drops “Guerre,” a moody single featuring Maria Fatima Balestrini and Sefan Moustafa, released through FENIX KINGDOM SAGL on April 18, 2025. Produced by Andrea Franzoni, the track unfolds like a late-night confession, blurring the lines between confrontation and withdrawal. Tokyo, born Giulia Toselli in 2005, channels early piano lessons and choir rehearsals into a sparse, deliberate sound first introduced in her debut “Bimba.” Music video directed by : Samuele Alfonsetti & Gioele Giordano |
32 . Mimi Webb & Meghan Trainor – Mind Reader
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Mind Reader” pairs British singer Mimi Webb with GRAMMY® winner Meghan Trainor in their first co-writing session, where Trainor’s vocals quickly evolve from demo to duet. The track urges a partner to preemptively grasp emotional cues—no psychic powers required, just basic attentiveness. Produced by Grant Boutin and Federico Vindver, it threads retro disco influences through a clean pop production. Both artists release under Epic Records, with Webb based in London and noted for her TikTok rise.
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31 . Elizabet – Пак В Нощта
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in April 2025, “Пак В Нощта” marks Elizabet’s second single under Virginia Records, penned during the Sofia Songwriting sessions. The track unfolds as a quiet refusal, choosing solitude over performative closeness, its lyrics tracing the contours of emotional independence without apology. Elizabet, first seen on The Voice of Bulgaria, delivers each line with the studied detachment of someone who has rehearsed goodbye too many times. Music video directed by : Victor Antonov Rikk
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30 . Ela Taubert – ¿Trato Hecho?
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Date Added : May 14,2025
In “¿Trato Hecho?”, Colombian singer Ela Taubert filters modern pop through her Latin roots with a lyrical sharpness that leans more toward negotiation than confession. Butterflies flutter as visual signatures, hinting at transformation—but not without a hint of irony, as intimacy is weighed like a business proposition. Working with Miami producers and Berklee collaborators, she balances silky hooks with quiet strategic intent. Song featured on the album : Preguntas A Las 11:11
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29 . Camelia Dumitrache – Ploaie De Iubire
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in May 2025 via MusicLover, “Ploaie De Iubire” taps into Camelia Dumitrache’s fondness for the emotive single format over album narratives. Her vocals unfold over sleek production that lightly hints at EDM while staying rooted in accessible Romanian pop textures. The title—translating to “Rain of Love”—doesn’t stray far from the moodboard of yearning and romantic ambivalence she often sketches. Born in Bacău in 2003, Dumitrache continues refining a sound that sidesteps her brother Jador’s manele universe for something cleaner, if no less theatrical. Music video directed by : Osaka Pictures
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28 . Sevdaliza – Heroina (w/ La Joaqui)
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Heroina” pairs Iranian-Dutch artist Sevdaliza with Argentine rapper La Joaqui in a bilingual meditation on womanhood, motherhood, and the push-pull of public versus private life. Weaving English and Spanish into a textured sonic palette, the track channels Sevdaliza’s signature blend of electronic haze, R&B contours, and trip-hop pacing. Drawn from her own experience, Sevdaliza moves between vulnerability and control without offering tidy resolutions. Music video directed by : Tanu Muiño
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27 . Leela James – Right On Time
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Leela James‘s “Right On Time” meditates on love meeting precision timing, sidestepping fairytale tropes in favor of well-earned intimacy. Produced by Rex Rideout, whose fingerprints linger from earlier collaborations, the track folds retro textures into slickly contemporary soul arrangements. Released through Shesangz Music, Inc. and BMG, it joins a catalog that includes her Billboard-charting “See Me.”
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26 . Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco – How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten” pairs Selena Gomez with Benny Blanco for a track stitched in alternative pop textures and quiet disaffection. The song unfolds with subdued tension, as Gomez circles the aftermath of emotional erasure, while Blanco’s production lingers like a half-closed memory box. She closes the track in Spanish—“Ahora todo está dicho y hecho, Todo está olvidado”—with a tone that sidesteps mourning and flirts with finality. Music video directed by : Skyler Brown – Song featured on the album : I Said I Love You First.
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25 . Avril Lavigne & Simple Plan – Young & Dumb
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Young & Dumb” pairs Avril Lavigne with Simple Plan for a pop-punk reminiscence released through Big Noise Music Group in May 2025. Produced by John Feldmann, this standalone track revisits their early-2000s rebellion, echoing shared tour memories from 2003. Its video wanders through drained pools, chaotic hotel rooms, and half-lit parties, while a forearm tattoo quietly announced the collaboration’s arrival. Music video directed by : Brad Bischoff
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24 . Lizzo – Still Bad (Animal Style)
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Still Bad (Animal Style)” reimagines Lizzo‘s March 2025 release with updated production and her own ironic favorite demo as its base. Produced alongside Ricky Reed, the track keeps its strut intact while adding new texture to its defiant core. In the video, she exits the Met Gala 2025 swathed in Christian Siriano couture and heads downtown. The night ends at Pieces, where Lizzo joins Shequida Hall and the “Drag Wars” queens in a post-glam soirée. Music video directed by : B.K. Barone – Song featured on the album : Love In Real Life
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23 . Kali Uchis – All I Can Say
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Blending R&B with echoes of 1960s doo-wop, “All I Can Say” finds Kali Uchis tracing emotional clarity through a Chicano-inspired sonic palette. Its black-and-white video stages her drifting through ornate ballrooms and daydreaming with rose petals, choreographing a kind of resistant melancholy. Rather than grand declarations, the track leans into quiet resilience, nudging listeners toward a type of peace that asks no permission. Song featured on the album : Sincerely,
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22 . Lucy Thomas – Hopelessly Devoted To You
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Lucy Thomas interprets “Hopelessly Devoted To You” with a vocal clarity that keeps close to Olivia Newton-John’s original 1978 treatment from “Grease.” Her delivery heightens the song’s longing without straying into melodrama, lending it a poised sense of emotional transparency. At just 19, Thomas—first noticed via ITV’s “The Voice Kids”—adds a quiet precision to this familiar heartbreak anthem. Since joining Cavendish Records, she’s released several studio albums. Music video directed by : Chris Forshaw
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21 . Vanesa Horakova – Aven Savore
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Aven Savore,” a single by Slovakian artist Vanesa Horáková, pulls from the rhythmic pulse of dance-pop while threading the Romani language through its hook with a certain sly precision. Released in May 2025, it gestures toward traditions Horáková doesn’t so much preserve as reshape between synthesizers and syncopation. Her frequent collaboration with Miroslav Mirga, Lukáš Pišta, and Jan Bendig continues to echo beneath the track’s slick production, nodding without kneeling to heritage. Music video directed by : Franky Struzak
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26 . Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco – How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“How Does It Feel to Be Forgotten” pairs Selena Gomez with Benny Blanco for a track stitched in alternative pop textures and quiet disaffection. The song unfolds with subdued tension, as Gomez circles the aftermath of emotional erasure, while Blanco’s production lingers like a half-closed memory box. She closes the track in Spanish—“Ahora todo está dicho y hecho, Todo está olvidado”—with a tone that sidesteps mourning and flirts with finality. Music video directed by : Skyler Brown – Song featured on the album : I Said I Love You First.
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25 . Avril Lavigne & Simple Plan – Young & Dumb
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Young & Dumb” pairs Avril Lavigne with Simple Plan for a pop-punk reminiscence released through Big Noise Music Group in May 2025. Produced by John Feldmann, this standalone track revisits their early-2000s rebellion, echoing shared tour memories from 2003. Its video wanders through drained pools, chaotic hotel rooms, and half-lit parties, while a forearm tattoo quietly announced the collaboration’s arrival. Music video directed by : Brad Bischoff
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24 . Lizzo – Still Bad (Animal Style)
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Still Bad (Animal Style)” reimagines Lizzo‘s March 2025 release with updated production and her own ironic favorite demo as its base. Produced alongside Ricky Reed, the track keeps its strut intact while adding new texture to its defiant core. In the video, she exits the Met Gala 2025 swathed in Christian Siriano couture and heads downtown. The night ends at Pieces, where Lizzo joins Shequida Hall and the “Drag Wars” queens in a post-glam soirée. Music video directed by : B.K. Barone – Song featured on the album : Love In Real Life
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23 . Kali Uchis – All I Can Say
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Blending R&B with echoes of 1960s doo-wop, “All I Can Say” finds Kali Uchis tracing emotional clarity through a Chicano-inspired sonic palette. Its black-and-white video stages her drifting through ornate ballrooms and daydreaming with rose petals, choreographing a kind of resistant melancholy. Rather than grand declarations, the track leans into quiet resilience, nudging listeners toward a type of peace that asks no permission. Song featured on the album : Sincerely,
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22 . Lucy Thomas – Hopelessly Devoted To You
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Lucy Thomas interprets “Hopelessly Devoted To You” with a vocal clarity that keeps close to Olivia Newton-John’s original 1978 treatment from “Grease.” Her delivery heightens the song’s longing without straying into melodrama, lending it a poised sense of emotional transparency. At just 19, Thomas—first noticed via ITV’s “The Voice Kids”—adds a quiet precision to this familiar heartbreak anthem. Since joining Cavendish Records, she’s released several studio albums. Music video directed by : Chris Forshaw
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21 . Vanesa Horakova – Aven Savore
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Aven Savore,” a single by Slovakian artist Vanesa Horáková, pulls from the rhythmic pulse of dance-pop while threading the Romani language through its hook with a certain sly precision. Released in May 2025, it gestures toward traditions Horáková doesn’t so much preserve as reshape between synthesizers and syncopation. Her frequent collaboration with Miroslav Mirga, Lukáš Pišta, and Jan Bendig continues to echo beneath the track’s slick production, nodding without kneeling to heritage. Music video directed by : Franky Struzak
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20 . Jessie Reyez – CUDN’T BE ME [Live]
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“CUDN’T BE ME” trades pop polish for fix-your-own-drink melancholy, as Jessie Reyez dissects the slow erosion of love with a tone equal parts heartbroken and fed up. Featuring Sam Smith in a collaboration that’s more candlelit regret than chart-chasing euphoria, the track sidesteps obvious duet clichés. Produced by GuiltyBeatz and shaped vocally by Trey Campbell, its stripped-back arrangement leaves room for Reyez’s emotional barbs to linger. Reyez—co-writer, background vocalist, and lyrical pot-stirrer—leans into the ache of moving on without pretending it’s easy or fair. Music video directed by : Jon Primo – Song featured on the album : Paid In Memories
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19 . Kim & Stony – Solo
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Solo” marks an encounter between Kim Almarcha, the French-Martiniquais singer behind gold-certified “Love & Lové,” and Guadeloupe-born Stony, known since her 2013 hit “Dança Kizomba.” Released April 3, 2025, on Global Amadeus, this single extends Kim’s current streak that includes “C’est fini” and “Poupée.” Their voices trade restraint and provocation, chasing autonomy across clipped beats and bittersweet hooks. Song featured on the album : Reine
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18 . PinkPantheress – Illegal
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Released in May 2025, “Illegal” joins PinkPantheress’s second mixtape “Fancy That” and continues her signature brevity and lo-fi layering. Laced with a deadpan intro—“My name’s Pink and I’m really glad to meet you”—the track teases social ambiguity with the line, “You’re recommended to me by some people.” Refrains of “Hey, is this illegal? Hey, it feels illegal” echo over minimal beats, threading curiosity through melodic restraint. It follows the April 2025 singles “Tonight” and “Stateside” in the mixtape’s rollout. PinkPantheress, born Victoria Beverley Walker in 2001, launched her career via viral TikTok snippets in 2021 and released debut mixtape “To Hell with It” that same year. Her first album “Heaven Knows” arrived in 2023, and she was named Billboard Women in Music’s Producer of the Year in 2024. Music video directed by : Ethan & Tom – Song featured on the album : Fancy That
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17 . Jalisa Avari – Worth
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Interweaving metaphors with unfiltered candor, “Worth” signals Jalisa Avari’s return to intimate storytelling through sleek hip-hop rhythms and sharp lyrical phrasing. Her verses dissect female self-perception with a touch of irony, trading melodrama for resolve as she sidesteps validation from anyone but herself. Backed by textured production, she turns personal value into assertion rather than aspiration. |
16 . CMAT – Take A Sexy Picture Of Me
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Take A Sexy Picture Of Me” scrutinizes how women navigate the minefield of online commentary. CMAT, born Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, transforms a personal epiphany into a self-aware pop narrative dressed in irony and digital disillusionment. Peter Coonan reprises his presence from “Running/Planning,” lending the video a thread of continuity and a wink to her ongoing visual storytelling. Music video directed by : Eilis Doherty – Song featured on the album : Euro-Country
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15 . Gemma Griffiths – Gold
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Gold” sees Gemma Griffiths navigating nostalgia and urban pulse, as she salutes Harare—the city stitched into her melodies and memories. Produced by Manuchie, the track fuses English and Shona lyrics with languid synths and understated percussion that never beg for attention. The official video renders Harare’s terrain not as a postcard but as a familiar accomplice in Griffiths’s sonic recall. Music video directed by : Emil Zendera & Scott Mutasa – Song featured on the album : Gemma: Mhaka
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14 . Karole Kasita – GO
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“GO” by Karole Kasita, released in April 2025, spins Afrobeat rhythms into a high-energy package that quickly spreads across Ugandan airwaves. Anchored by lines like “burn your body like a movie too heavy when you,” the lyrics flirt with cinematic metaphors and an urgency that oscillates between seduction and velocity. Frequently called “a whole vibe,” the track pulses with rhythmic insistence and a keen ear for cultural resonance.
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10 . Skye Newman – Hairdresser
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Released under Columbia in March 2025, “Hairdresser” distills the erosion of a lopsided friendship into sharp, conversational verses. Skye Newman—UK-based singer-songwriter with a flair for candid detail—channels her disillusionment into confessions made not to the friend in question, but to the unassuming sanctuary of her salon chair. “If your feet were busted, I’d give you my shoes” lands less like generosity and more like quiet resentment with a fresh blowout. The chorus—“There’s so much bullshit you put me through / And I tell my hairdresser all about you”—says what the group chat dares not. |
9 . Najwa Karam – Zein Al Zein
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Date Added : May 10,2025
“Zein Al Zein” merges Lebanese folk textures with slick 21st-century production, a blend that Najwa Karam manipulates with clinical precision. Karam’s voice, sharp as ever, carves through the arrangement—ouds flirting with synth loops—without losing its bite. Released by Rotana in May 2025, the track aligns with her catalog: unmistakably local, unapologetically modern. With over 60 million records sold, Karam doesn’t adjust to trends—she bends them. Music video directed by : Pierre Khadra
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8 . Mariah The Scientist – Burning Blue
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Released on May 2, 2025, via Buckles Laboratories and Epic Records, “Burning Blue” threads fire-and-ice imagery through a stripped-back mix of soft percussion and sparse strings. Mariah The Scientist leans into emotional contradiction, where intimacy borders on risk, and detachment feels warm. The refrain “burning blue” suggests surrender that smolders rather than scorches—serene yet volatile. It’s the lead single from her upcoming album, following “To Be Eaten Alive.”
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7 . Greeicy – Limonar
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Date Added : May 10,2025
“Limonar” sees Greeicy revisiting the streets of her childhood with a self-penned, self-produced track named after her old neighborhood. The song unfolds as an autobiographical piece, laced with nostalgia and grounded in personal memory rather than dramatic confession. Far from theatrical reinvention, it sketches her roots with the precision of someone who remembers every cracked sidewalk and unspoken rule.
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6 . Lyodra – Sampaikan Rindu
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Date Added : May 10,2025
In “Sampaikan Rindu,” Lyodra channels restrained melancholy over keys, synths, and moody string accents, weaving a tale of separation with the decorum of someone who’s rehearsed heartbreak. Written by Ade Govinda and produced by S/EEK, the track is less about catharsis than it is about the delicate performance of longing. Lyodra, 2020’s youngest Indonesian Idol winner and Sanremo Junior 2017 laureate, navigates emotional terrain with theatrical precision. Music video directed by : Bobby Adrian V & Jessy Sylviani – Song featured on the album : Melangkah
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5 . Annalisa – Maschio
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Annalisa’s “Maschio” interrogates the mechanics of gender performance with dry wit and a synthesizer. Co-written with Davide Simonetta and Paolo Antonacci, it speculates on how her choices would be judged if she embodied the male archetype. Framed in sleek electronic-pop production nodding to Taylor Swift’s “The Man,” the track walks a fine line between introspection and provocation. With eight albums and multiple certifications in Italy, Annalisa keeps the lens sharply tuned inward. Music video directed by : Giulio Rosati
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4 . Ronisia – Fan
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Ronisia returns with “Fan,” a May 2025 single co-written with Stillnas, navigating the ever-blurred line between affection and autonomy in slick French pop cadence. Her Cape Verdean heritage lingers at the edges of each verse, filtered through an urban lens sharpened since her 2019 debut. The lyrics flirt with obsession and devotion, all while sidestepping sentimentality in favor of controlled intensity and cool detachment. Music video directed by : Guy Fonkui
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3 . Mabel & Clavish – Benz
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Date Added : May 10,2025
“Benz” matches Mabel’s smooth R&B cadence with Clavish’s restrained delivery over Arthur Bean’s lacquered production. The song weighs gilded rides against emotional investment, as Mabel insists on being valued beyond showroom gloss. Clavish enters not to reassure but to reflect, coolly articulating detachment in contrast to Mabel’s slow-burn vulnerability. It follows her singles “Phone Call” and “All Over You.”
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2 . Aqyila – Soar
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Closing Aqyila’s debut album, “Soar” arrives on May 1, 2025, positioned as the final emotional chapter in a narrative she claims comes “from the heart.” The Canadian R&B singer, who first broke through in 2020 with the viral “Vibe for Me (Bob for Me),” shapes “Soar” with the same melodic restraint that won her a Traditional R&B/Soul Recording of the Year JUNO in 2024 for “Hello.” The track leans into reflection, but without overstaying its welcome in sentimentality or spectacle. Song featured on the album : Falling Into Place
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1 . Judeline & MC Morena – TÚ ET MOI
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Date Added : May 10,2025
Released in 2025, “TÚ ET MOI” sees Spanish singer-songwriter Judeline teaming up with Brazilian Funk Carioca voice MC Morena for a bilingual exchange that rarely asks for translation. Folding indie pop into the kick of Latin rhythms and funk carioca cadences, the track nods to Judeline’s fluency in genre-blending and border-crossing ambition. It follows her Coachella appearance and continues the thread that began with her 2022 debut EP “de la luz.”
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