'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up

We Speak Media | ‘Top 5’ Weekly Music Round-Up (15.03.24)

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10 months ago

March 16, 2024

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.

Tone Levels ‘The Original Woman’

‘The Original Woman’, a powerful and motivating song from his just-released album, God Is Here, is highly vibratory. After hearing Tone Levels’ beat, Londrelle declared that he had a spirit-inspired desire to communicate to women on the song. He talked about his love and feelings for black ladies after opening up to them by connecting with his heart chakra. He leaves a lasting impression and establishes himself as a significant figure in the music industry with this release.

Tom Anthony ‘Little Boring Things’

Tom Anthony’s debut album, Little Morsels, blends punk, indie-rock, indie, and indie-pop. He describes his sound as “rock & roll for grownups.” It’s a terrific way to get started with his music. His musical skill is on full display in ‘Little Boring Things’, which also emphasises his sincerity, enthusiasm, and dedication to the advancement of art.

Lu.Ci ‘Freedom’

Lu.Ci is an independent, visionary singer-songwriter and artist who was raised in London, England. Her open heart and intense passion for spoken word poetry have an impact on her distinct and edgy style. Her honest, insightful lyrics demonstrate her talent. “Freedom,” her most recent offering, is her return. The song perfectly encapsulates the fiery complexity of her captivating narrative with its huge beat and passionate lyrics. The alternate tune, which Lu.Ci produced in her home studio, includes samples, bass, drums, guitars, mellotron, and samples in addition to her vocals, which are a combination of singing and rapping.

Circuit Faker ‘Ocular Therapy’

Circuit Faker, an electronic producer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, released his single ‘Ocular Therapy’ as the first track on his upcoming debut album, CIRCUMVOLVE. He combines loud beats, soaring vocals, and buzzing synths. He also pulls from his experiences in the bands Wiping Out Thousands, Tired Tongues, and The New Monarchs. The electronica track, which was recorded, mixed, and engineered at a home studio, has a positive and upbeat production with guitar, drums, bass, synths, and drum machines. The fascinating vocals are coupled with a lively sound that will captivate listeners right away.

An-Ting 安婷 & Daniel York Loh ‘every dollar is a soldier/with money you’re a dragon’

An-Ting 安婷 created harmoniously integrates traditions from both East and West in this project. She embedded distinctive sounds of Chinese instruments into a contemporary style, conveying a different musical expression. Meanwhile, Daniel York Loh wanted to write about migrant journeys. “About loss and loneliness, about what we take with us and what we leave behind, and the legacy we want to impart to the next generation. And what we’ll do to ‘belong’”

'Top 5' Weekly Music Round-Up

WESPEAKMEDIA: TOP 5 WEEKLY MUSIC ROUND-UP (17.01.25)

Published

4 days ago

January 17, 2025

Philomena Marie

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.

Ciao Ciao Marigold ‘satsuma’

Mike Brun’s, satsuma, is an auditory kaleidoscope, blending cultural flavors and sonic textures into an otherworldly delight. The lush arrangements evoke a painter layering bold strokes on canvas, with tracks like “Sumo” bursting with energy and “Byeonggyul” offering a serene counterbalance. CCM’s ability to merge the cerebral with the soulful sets it apart, delivering a soundscape that is at once deeply personal and universally inviting. satsuma, feels less like an album and more like a state of mind, a technicolor dream you’ll never want to leave.

Nancy Nova ‘Lifeline’

“Lifeline” stands as one of the most striking tracks on Nancy Nova’s, Tour De Force, showcasing her return to the electro scene with a mature yet passionate voice. The song effortlessly intertwines nostalgic 80s beats with a haunting, contemporary twist. Nova’s ability to evoke emotion through her lyrics, paired with the lush, atmospheric production of Kingbones, makes this track an instant classic for fans of both retro and modern electronic music. As part of an album that celebrates the vibrancy of 80s dance culture, “Lifeline” beautifully encapsulates the feeling of a romantic, wistful journey, making it an unforgettable listen.

Tye David ‘MAKING MOVES’

Tye David’s, MAKING MOVES, is the kind of album that grabs you by the heart and doesn’t let go. Fusing R&B, pop, and funk with a storytelling flair honed from years in musical theatre, Tye’s debut is a musical exploration of life’s emotional rollercoaster. “troubled heart” is a heartfelt plea for healing, while “superpowers” is a triumphant anthem of resilience. With its smooth grooves, catchy hooks, and deeply personal lyrics, this album promises to resonate with fans of artists like Bruno Mars and Glass Animals, while carving out a unique space for Tye himself. Get ready for a soulful ride.

Jake Exavier ‘Is it Real?’

Jake Exavier’s latest track, “Is it Real?”, is a masterclass in blending old-school R&B vibes with a fresh, urban edge. His smooth, sultry vocals glide effortlessly over a lush, modern production, creating a sound that feels both timeless and contemporary. The song’s relatable theme of questioning love and authenticity resonates deeply, with Jake’s heartfelt delivery adding emotional depth. Influenced by legends like Usher and Stevie Wonder, Jake’s artistry shines as he carves out his unique place in today’s music scene. It’s a captivating, feel-good track perfect for late-night drives or quiet moments of reflection.

Callie Young ‘Training Wheels’

“Training Wheels,” showcases Callie Young’s remarkable ability to transform life’s growing pains into a deeply moving musical journey. With poignant lyrics and atmospheric production, the track captures both the warmth of nostalgia and the unease of uncertainty. Young’s rich, expressive vocals glide effortlessly over dreamy instrumentation, blending folk and indie pop into a soundscape that resonates with heartfelt emotion.