Find the latest new music in our ‘Top 5’ weekly music round-up here at We Speak Media. In this weekly feature, we will be bringing you the hottest new acts and music out there.

Tracy Eckstrand ‘Come Around’

The folk-rock, soul-stirring, brilliant EP Whole Is Gonna Rescue You features US singer Tracy Eckstand’s most recent single, “Come Around”. The song is brought together in a lovely and poignant way by her vulnerability as a lyricist, her luscious vocals, and the vintage sound. This moving song takes the listener on a moving trip as it makes its way into the music scene with her promising sound.

Laura Musgrave ‘Almost’

UK songstress Laura Musgrave writes from her heart. She makes the audience feel as though they are experiencing the feelings expressed in the song. It seems as though someone broke open their heart and filled the lyrics and music with it. Her most recent track, “Almost,” has a catchy chorus and inspirational lyrics about having the guts to leave a failed love behind. Her discography showcases her honest demeanor, and her unparalleled creativity allows her to effortlessly transition between pop and rock genres.

The Violet Mine ‘White Night’

The Violet Mine, who has already established herself as one of the more intriguing acts to emerge in recent years, makes a comeback with “White Night,” a song from their forthcoming album. The song’s upbeat beat and mysterious lyrics perfectly capture their unique writing style. It demonstrates their ongoing development as artists.

Lady Bird Lad ‘More Than Enough’

The new song “More Than Enough,” which is both melancholic and cheerful, displays his intense love of music and his unmatched ability to blend captivating instrumentation with stirring lyrics. Together with electric and acoustic drums, the alternative folk-pop album has vocals, synths, piano, bass guitar, bass synths, strings, and nylon acoustic guitar. Because of Lady Bird Lad’s incredible earworm production and genuine vocals, listening to it is uplifting.

One Last Job ‘Beneath the Ocean’

Folk-rock ensemble “Beneath the Ocean,” the most recent song from One Last Job, is a genre-blender of bedroom pop, lo-fi, and indie-folk. The entire song was recorded using a 2012 Macbook running Ableton 11 in frontman Travis Klein’s living room. It was then refined while touring the US and staying in several hotels and Airbnbs. With the interface recording for the guitar, bass, and vocals and the MIDI for the drums and keys, there’s a reflective, slow-burning vibe. Michael Briggs mixed and mastered it in Denton, Texas.