'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up
We Speak Media | ‘Top 5’ Weekly Music Round-Up (14.06.24)

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.
Hannah Johnson ‘Push Me Away’
Hannah Johnson has shown herself to be a very talented musician with a bright future. Her most recent hit, “Push Me Away,” from her recently released EP, Lifetime, highlights her ability to blend several genres into one captivating whole.
Solarrio ‘Anywhere’
The new song “Anywhere,” which is taken from his most recent album, demonstrates how his creative experimentation with new sounds and desire to forge a closer bond with his listeners inspire him. With every new release, Solarrio demonstrates the sincerity and thoughtfulness that are present in his compositions. He leaves a lasting impression with the release of his latest album, All the Wrong Places is released.
EDB-Brooksy ‘Dem Mus Feel’
EDB-BROOKSY is a multidimensional musician who skillfully blends elements that transcend genres in his tracks. He expertly performs hit songs, showcasing his untapped potential with his distinctive voice and strong, incisive phrases. He is in a good position to grow as a performer and enthral audiences with his distinctive lyrics and catchy beats as he writes more songs.
Alex Aureo ‘Swear to Defend’
Presenting “Swear to Defend,” Alex Aureo’s poignant musical debut, offers listeners a leisurely and soaring trip into its core, set against a backdrop of nostalgia and a lyrical and airy mood. The song is evidence of his ability to seamlessly transition across his varied discography and leave a lasting impression on her listeners.
Jaïr Faria ‘Do Better’
The lyrics of Jaïr’s latest single, “Do Better,” depict the challenges of seeing an ex and feeling drawn back to the beginning of a relationship, as they tackle the challenges of moving on from a relationship. In under thirty minutes, the song was completed in the studio with the help of Jheynner Argote, his father Glen Faria, and Morgan Avenue. “Do Better,” which features guitar, keys, drums, and bass, accentuates his remarkable voice and unique style.
'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up
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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.
ellee ven ‘I Know So’
Get ready to groove to the unstoppable force that is I Know So by Ellee Ven! This album is an absolute celebration of individuality, mixing infectious pop hooks, rock energy, and electronic wizardry into what can only be described as “Groovetonics.” The title track is a powerful anthem for anyone who’s ever felt the pressure to fit in, while songs like “Like Anybody” and “So Calm” have just the right amount of rebellious edge to make you feel like you’re breaking free from the ordinary. Ven’s dynamic voice and boundary-pushing production make I Know So the kind of album that makes you want to hit replay again and again, both for its infectious beats and its bold message of self-empowerment. It’s the perfect soundtrack for anyone ready to embrace their true self and dance to their own rhythm.
Ocean Flor ‘Never Let You Down’
Ocean Flor’s “Never Let You Down” is a stunning exploration of resilience and love wrapped in electrifying beats and atmospheric soundscapes. With its perfect blend of sleek production and emotional depth, the track feels like a sonic journey through the duo’s personal and musical landscapes.
Elena Ortega ‘Light after Darkness’
Elena Ortega, one of the most exciting emerging guitarists of her generation, has released her highly anticipated sophomore album, “Light after Darkness”. This deeply personal and emotional album is a sonic reflection of Ortega’s own experiences and memories, taking listeners on a journey of introspection and self-discovery. From the shadows of doubt and uncertainty to the warmth of hope and joy, Ortega’s music is a testament to the transformative power of art to uplift and inspire. “Light after Darkness” is a masterful blend of contemporary and classical music that will leave listeners moved and inspired.
tinvis ‘Echo’
With Echo, Tinvis takes another step forward on their journey toward unveiling their debut album Texnia. The track is a beautiful balance of vulnerability and strength, written during a time of constant travel between California and Texas, where the feeling of belonging to neither place becomes a powerful metaphor. Blending introspective indie rock with influences as varied as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and modern songwriters like Phoebe Bridgers, Echo is a reflection on the complexity of home, identity, and belonging. As the second single from the upcoming album, this song solidifies Tinvis as a band to watch, offering a sound that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
Anna Catharina ‘Eyes On Me’
Anna Catharina is back with her latest song ‘Eyes On Me’ a mesmerising mix of dance-pop and self-empowerment. The Bulgarian-Austrian pop singer masterfully captures the emotion of heartbreak, betrayal, and self-discovery. Weaving a tale of a cheating ex and the cathartic release of dancing through the pain, its catchy chorus and carefree vibe pull the listener in closely. ‘Eyes On Me’ is a testament to Anna’s evolving artistry, proving her ability to craft commercially appealing and emotionally resonant music. This track is a must-listen for anyone who wants to let go and get lost in the music.
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