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Daine is a new find for me, I was scrolling through New Music Friday, and as soon as I heard this song I knew it was my favorite of the week. Grungy-Pop with perfect guitar tones, and an angelic sounding vocal on top. I'll def be listening to more Daine, but this is a perf intro

renforshort is an artist I've been a fan of for a while but her 2026 releases have really solified my fandom. If you're a fan of pop-punk - but the good kind, not the knock off versions we've been getting from a lot of artists - then renforshort is a MUST listen.

Chiara Savasta is a new find for me, but I'm really excited about this one as well. The whole EP is really well put together, it's cohesive, well produced, and filled with songs that I'll keep coming back to. 'hi, hello' was my absolute favorite though, and this is why it's here.

Soul Glo, I need more. Hardcore music at its finest. If you're a fan of Turnstile, Speed, or artists in that space, you'll love this one from Soul Glo. The energy is absolutely infectious, ditch the energy drink today, and press play on this instead.

Emma Ogier, currently being touted as the next Dominic Fike (though I'd argue maybe a better songwriter and vocalist), dropped her new song 'Keep You' and it's wonderful. If you like indie/folk music, you'll love Emma. A better and more fitting cosign is Bright Eyes.

Ciarán is a new find, he's from Belfast, and the music feels like Belfast. The songwriting and production reminds me of some of my favorite UK bands (though I'm highly aware that he's from Ireland). The underlying aesthetic is something I'm a big fan of and I'll be listening more

'Anarchy' by Pretty Sick falls into a really amazing in-between of genres. There's a bit of electronic, a bit of alternative, and a bit of pop. I loved it personally. I think Pretty Sick is an artist I'm expecting to push boundaries musically, and I'm excited to hear it.

Helena is a brand new find for me but her music sits in one of my favorite current sounds. It's forward thinking pop music that incorporates glitchy production, hard hitting beats, and silky smooth vocals. If you're a fan of underscores, Sophia Stel, or Natalie Red, it's for you.

I frequently tout Jersey as my absolute favorite french production duo's of the last few years. I first caught them on social media with their viral content of them performing their songs in their Paris apartment on a 360 camera. The energy was undeniable and that's continued.

If you know me, you know I love UK Rap. WhyDee does everything he needs to on 'Bonjour.' The raps are witty, the delivery is energetic and fun, the hook is catchy af. I'll be tapped in with WhyDee moving forward. I doubt this'll be the last one I end up supporting.