Icon Enterprises de Klypi AC Carter, better known as Klypi, is a rising artist blending synth-pop, performance art, and visual design into a unique, genre-defying expression. From early experiences in…
Antonio Liranzoâs latest EP, âLover Boy,â is a bold exploration of love, sexuality, and self-acceptance, it radiates pure energy, unapologetic confidence, and a fearless acceptance of love. The New York…
Hidden Fortressâ latest single, "Electric Skeleton," is a fascinating exploration of life and the mysteries of existence. Inspired by the unique sounds of synth bass and the Yamaha DX7, this…
Few sounds are as invigorating as the fusion of synth-pop and rock, and the latest single from Your Future Ghost titled "PRITTY" exemplifies this exhilarating combination with aplomb.…
Who knew a tiny Brooklyn flat could house so much creativity? Andrea de Varona (she/her) and Josh Ford (he/him) are the two halves that make up one whole Fake…
When I read that this album was "dedicated to Rishi Dhanivan Sweeney" I knew that I had to approach this album with reverence. Already knowing that the Artist's name…
The smooth synthy singer-songwriter Kaleb Rudyâs new single âGood Termsâ is out now and it will have you singing in the shower as you cry about your ex-lovers. Weâve all…
The Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Middle Part has stepped into himself and heâs ready to talk about it. From living in a shipping container to moving to New York City, he…
Nashvilleâs Love You Later is a hopeless romantic. The synth artistâs song âSaid Youâd Be Thereâ is about a crush who made a promise to be at one of her…
The track is dark and foreboding, yet inviting at the same time. Itâs a story song that also has a prismatic sense of turning things upside down and showing us different facets of the duoâs characters, amid layers of sound both haunting and danceable.
This Friday, Caroline will release her newest single, âLeave My Heart Aloneâ ahead of her debut tour opening for Kyle and Marc E. Bassy. The track is reminiscent of the legendary pop acts of the past like Debbie Gibson and Robyn, with a jazzy piano and Carolineâs sultry R&B influenced vocals flying atop.
Just at the tale end of Halloween, when youâre still sorting through your âgoodâ candy vs. your âbadâ candy, electro-pop singer songstress Colson brings us a tasty-pop track with the synthy-sweetness thatâll make your heart sing right along with her, âEating Gummy Bears for dinner.â
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