Posts tagged new music 2025
Don’t Feed “The Vulture”: A Story of Vulnerability and Strength in Kiara NGL’s New Single
Escarlina MendozaKiara, The Vulture, new single, indie artist, independent music, female artist, alternative pop, Lana Del Rey vibes, emotional song, heartbreak, betrayal, empowerment, new music 2025, upcoming album, indie pop, singer-songwriter
Eva Zukula Embraces Raw Humanity in Her Powerful New Album “Be Ye Lil Gods”
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina MendozaEva Zukula, Be Ye Lil Gods, new music 2025, emerging artist, soul, R&B, electronic, rock, USC School of Dramatic Arts, The LA Flakes, female musicians
Inside the Journey of Kyle Kelly: An Interview on Touring New Music and What’s Next
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina MendozaKyle Kelly, interview, pop, rising artist, debut single, my little heart, live EP, Daniel Seavey, Second Wind Tour, new music 2025, Australian tour, indie pop, emotional lyrics
Inside “I Can’t Relate to You”: An Interview with Sara Rachele
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina Mendozasara rachele, i can't relate to you, americana music, indie folk, singer-songwriter interview, new music 2025, binky griptite, kris sampson, emotional songwriting, folk music, sad songs, atlanta musicians, brooklyn music scene, acoustic version, americana version, indie mix, female artists
PREMIERE: Gobe’s “For Once in My Life” Is the Song That Hugs You Back
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina MendozaGobe, For Once in My Life, indie pop, alternative artist, new music 2025, South Florida music, emotional songwriting, tattoo artist, musician, healing music, beach rock, genre blending, new single, new music, 2025, Go Be Yourself.
Annie Tracy's “Scared of Heights” Is a Stunning Arrival of a Timeless Voice
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina MendozaAnnie Tracy, Scared of Heights, debut EP, Warner Records, new music 2025, R&B, soul-pop, Leon Thomas, female vocalists, cinematic pop, music review
Meet Davey Legend: The Gen Z Artist Turning Digital Burnout Into Sonic Gold
Rival Online, New MusicEscarlina MendozaDavey Legend, Subliminal, Headroom album, Gen Z artist, LA music scene, hyperpop, midwest emo, digital native, mental health in music, songwriting process, artist interview, new music 2025, indie artist, music and social media, emotional songwriting
