'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up
We Speak Media | ‘Top 5’ Weekly Music Round-Up (14.06.24)
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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.
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
We Speak Media | ‘Top 5’ Weekly Music Round-Up (23.08.24)
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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.
ION ‘Homesick’
The inevitable outcome of being an up-and-coming artist with indisputable skill and an increasing presence at important festivals and internet hubs is that music gatekeepers are sitting up and taking note of his work. Like A Sickness’s release is put in motion by Homesick’s rising popularity in the music industry.
Sour Blood ‘Suas’
Prepare to hit the play button: Suas, Sour Blood’s recently released album, showcases the band’s creative inventiveness as its whole and is currently available for listening on all major platforms. A maestro of music has created a tapestry of sound with, Suas, that goes well beyond your typical song collection, engrossing listeners in a deeply nuanced universe that begs for careful consideration.
Ex Habit ‘i know – Omido remix’
Ex Habit, a rising star known for his distinctive combination of alternative R&B and dark pop, has once again stretched the limits of his sound with a remix of his most recent song, “i know.” Reimagining the track into a dramatic, atmospheric experience that preserves the emotional depth for which he is known, Ex Habit teams up with long-time collaborator Omido. With a distinctive combination of sound components that highlight the original’s raw intensity and demonstrate the duo’s ability to create without sacrificing the essence of the song, the remix presents the original from a fresh angle.
Clara Hannigan ‘Parentheses’
The first music video for Clara Hannigan, an up-and-coming singer-songwriter, is now available. The song, Parentheses, resonates with the depth and richness of her genre-bending voice. Clara’s bio, which spans the Northeast corridor, reads like a recipe for success in the fiercely competitive music scene in New York City: its equal parts tenacity, determination, and unflinching devotion to her craft. Through her honest songs, Clara Hannigan offers her listeners comfort and a sense of connection. The city that never sleeps comes alive when she steps on stage, and her electrifying blend of seductive vocals and hip-swaying sounds has admirers swooning from Brooklyn Heights to Greenwich Village. Her genius is on full display in her new track.
Saint Joshua ‘Sweet Talk’
‘Sweet Talk’ has all it takes to become a breakthrough success thanks to Saint Joshua’s emotive lyrics and flawless vocals paired with Macintyre’s excellent production. Enter the soundscapes of this song and you’ll feel as though you’re racing towards the brink of thrilling opportunities, the excitement of which is compounded by the feeling that you’re sharing it all with the one who means most. Anyone eager to translate loud words into audacious action will find it tough to ignore Saint Joshua’s most recent release, which pounds with the emotional intensity of a fist.
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