'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up
We Speak Media | ‘Top 5’ Weekly Music Round-Up (12.04.24)
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.
BIRTHE ‘Boy Bye’
As she gets ready for her biggest year as an artist to date, BIRTHE’s discography speaks for itself. She demonstrates her flexibility as a singer with this captivating single, which smoothly blends pop and R&B components to take listeners to a world of seductive soundscapes. Written from the perspective of the one being cheated on, it’s an uplifting song about cheating in a relationship. Her record of achievement is impressive, and in 2024, it is anticipated that she will continue to succeed in the music business.
FEYEN ‘Love And Not War’
FEYEN’s latest offering ‘Love And Not War’ is a pop release that embodies an energising vibe and immerses listeners in captivating soundscapes. It began more as a “pop-rock/80th/Tina Turner/Beverly Hills/song,” but over time, it evolved into this intriguing pop tune. Terri Bjerre and Jens Gad collaborated on the production of “Love And Not War.” FEYEN’s mesmerising vocals are upliftingly paired with an instrumental composition that features drums, guitar, and synths to produce a unique and entrancing sound.
ODO ‘Oh My Mind’
With their intriguing sound, ODO is making their way into the music world. The song’s melancholy lyrics about wanting help and being afraid to ask for it are accompanied by an upbeat, simple guitar tune. Their passion for music and commitment to their art are evident in every note, which leaves listeners eagerly awaiting the next thrilling development in their enthralling musical journey.
Anya Nami ‘Bread’
Emerging pop artist Anya Nami is a force to be reckoned with thanks to her enthralling songs. She is well-known for being a mysterious and youthful rising vocalist from Eastern Europe. This song, which was inspired by bread, is a pleasant addition to her catalogue. This unique music, which showcases her accomplishment and the reason the song became viral, has an enticing pop dance tempo.
President Elect ‘Pretence Feat. Holda Sek’
Emerging indie-rockers President Elect, who have quickly gained recognition as a tight, dynamic, and in-demand live outfit, release a catchy new song called “Pretence,” which is taken from their upcoming EP “You’ve Gotta Lot of Nerve Believing in Me.” It’s their best work to date, combining lively guitar-led musicianship with catchy choruses.
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.
Leo Napier ‘Get Back Up’
The swaggering single “Get Back Up” by renowned musician Leo Napier supports his latest collection, which he just released together with his much-loved new EP, “The Philly Gritz.” He returns to the fold with one of his most seductive songs to date, channelling the same timeless soul vibe of Stevie Wonder.
Daria Mirea ‘Before It Gets Dark’
Romanian songstress Daira Mirea returns with her latest song “Before It Gets Dark,” showcasing her artistic abilities in writing songs that are even more vulnerable, honest, and compassionate. Her raw voice is dreamily displayed, resulting in a distinct and seductive tone. The pop release embraces the sensation of being both hopeful and melancholy at the same time, enveloping listeners in a world of intriguing soundscapes.
X Revolution ‘SLF WRTH’
With “SLF WRTH,” X Revolution creates music for the open-minded listener who yearns for something unique. With this catchy song, he establishes himself as a new artist with ground-breaking potential. His distinctive words, talent, smooth voice, and hip-hop origins are all combined in this song. He incorporates the raw energy of hip-hop and rap with his artistic flare.
Colm Warren ‘Dead Days’
Colm Warren has established himself as one of the leading voices in rock in Northern Ireland. He is well-known for his powerful vocals, intricate orchestral arrangements, and captivating songwriting skills. He has challenged preconceived notions about the genre by transforming it into a distinctive and unpredictable mashup of various instruments and styles. Unlike his other works, “Dead Days” has more rockier sensibilities.
Grizzly Feeder ‘God Size’
Grizzly Feeder’s new song, “God Size,” envelops you with a strong, melancholic melody and strong, thunderous female vocals that are laced with affection. With its menacing riffs, appealing choruses, and seductive bass hooks, this song perfectly captures the essence of current rock music. This intriguing narrative will captivate listeners who enjoy dream pop, alt-rock, alternative metal, and all genres in between since it gives the song a genuine and poignant quality. He showcases their ability to transition across genres with this song. The musical voyage transports listeners through themes of love and conquering, as well as rebirth and destruction.
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