Xela is a soulful multifaceted singer and songwriter. She releases her new single, My Watch. I love how funky it sounds. The syncopated beats are top level, delivering grooves that would even make people on the moon dance. The guitar riffs add a bit of extra catchiness to the canvas. A color scheme is made prominent by powerful vocals. Xela made My Watch to empower the wasters and overcome their self-doubt. She advises you to believe in yourself. So don’t limit yourself and go for it now. Check out My Watch below! The post Xela – My Watch appeared first on Lefuturewave ..read more

Half-Colombian/half-German artist Kaya Q uses pure emotion to express herself. She shares Laberinto. We think it holds up musically, with a guitar melody that keeps the mind charmed. And what do we think of the reggaeton-like rhythm? Well, we truly perceive it as an expansion of the singing. In this song, Kaya describes the pain caused by a toxic, emotionally abusive relationship. While all lyrics are in Spanish, their meaning is clear enough. Kaya doesn’t come to play games, she comes to tell the truth. Check out Laberinto below! The post Kaya Q – Laberinto appeared first on Lefuturewave ..read more

As part of her new EP, Different This Time, Tonia (pronounced Toe-knee-uh) shares What Have I Become?. It has folky pop instrumentals that go through wind and weather to keep the pace moving. Shimmering vocals are placed right above them, and they echo the drumbeat. A cool bit of information about the song is that one of Tonia’s closest friends sings in the chorus and outro. What Have I Become? deals with the feeling of losing trust in yourself and constantly messing everything up. This feeling is something that can really affect you. Therefore, try to keep a positive attitude toward yourself ..read more

North Walian Artist ‘Mared’ aka Mared Williams releases stunning new single lately. It’s propelled by folk-infused guitars that travel through smooth pop-soul environments. A real revival of the 70s is taking place here. Dreamy vocals wash over the surface of the production. lately seems to me to be the kind of song that will never get old. Detail after detail abounds. Mared likes to experiment, and we appreciate what she does musically. Check out Lately below! The post Mared – Lately appeared first on Lefuturewave ..read more

Roi Soleil (Sun King) performs Frenglish pop with a dash of queer glitter. He releases his new banger, Monsieur Baudelaire. Listening to it makes me feel as if the sun is shining even though it’s a grey day here. Take the up-tempo melodic work, for example, which automatically urges you to bounce. The singing is far, far, far beyond ordinary. Monsieur Baudelaire pays homage to the French poet ‘Baudelaire’ who devoted his entire work to boredom and calls it spleen. As Roi has borings moments as well, he really wanted to write this song. In addition, he uses the opportunity to express his exist ..read more

Breakthrough singer-songwriter Sofia Camara isn’t just making noise in her own country, Canada, but around the world as well. With Who Do I Call Now? (Hellbent), things really start to move. This ballad begins without being too theatric, even though it only masks what’s coming. And that’s a lot! Let yourself be prepared for a symphony of strings and piano. To top it all off, Sofia performs as if her life depends on it. Who Do I Call Now? (Hellbent) chronicles a toxic relationship that comes to an end, with one partner experiencing heartache and yearning for reconciliation. This isn’t crazy si ..read more

Eleri Ward embraces her new artistic identity wholeheartedly. She now concentrates on making original music instead of interpreting Stephen Sondheim songs. Moss has influences from folk and alt-pop. We love the strings here, they do things their own thing. The guitar patterns light the way. Regarding the singing, we can be enthusiastic, because it’s really good. Moss symbolizes the feeling of returning to yourself. The lyrics have a celebratory tone, as they call for change. More often than not, it’s good to reinvent the wheel, giving yourself the opportunity to grow. Check out Moss below ..read more

London-based, Norwegian-born artist Joonas balances commerciality with craziness in his music. Sounds cool, right? It definitely is, just listen to Lying On My Back. Playful instrumentals breathe out energy to make you feel alive. The chorus spins circles like break-dancers. The vocals are enthusiastic, they communicate easily. Lying On My Back talks about loving and hating at the same time. This is more common than you think, especially if you have a crush on someone, and that person went out with someone else. Ouch! Check out Lying On My Back below! The post Joonas – Lying On My Back appea ..read more

Haley Osier is an independent pop singer-songwriter from Nashville with a story to tell. And that, of course, demands our attention. Under, from the full-length album, A Letting Go, gleams like stars in the sky. Quirky pop instrumentation is there to say hello and kept held securely by the steady voice of Haley in the background. It’s like coming home. Under is the “I just would rather lie to myself than feel my feelings” anthem we all need. We, humans, are masters at pretending there’s nothing going on. However, sometimes it’s best to lay everything on the table. Check out Under below! The ..read more

Contemporary pop artist Kristin Carter shares her new single Lazy Sunday. It has a bassline that weaves dreaminess into the mix. Some slick guitar melodies grace the production, while smooth harmonies rise up like phoenixes. Taking all these aspects into consideration, you get something meditative. Lazy Sunday revolves around the simple pleasures of a Sunday morning and taking it easy before the week begins. We love how Kristin describes things and makes you long for the weekend. If it were up to us, every day would be Sunday. Can you imagine? Check out Lazy Sunday below! The post Kristin Ca ..read more