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.

Pseudopomp ‘Only Just’

Pseudopomp has returned to the forefront of the alt-rock scene with their highly anticipated sophomore single, “Only Just.” This track, following the success of their debut “23,” delves into the complexities of love with an anti-love anthem that resonates with anyone who has felt the sting of unreciprocated emotions. The duo, comprised of Iosif and Katerina, infuses their music with a blend of spooky alt-rock and unconventional lyricism that draws listeners into a world of emotional turmoil. The song’s dark, melodic instrumentation perfectly complements the lyrical themes of confusion and frustration, culminating in a breathtaking realization at the 2:28 mark. With their recent acoustic performances gaining traction in London’s indie circuit and a full-band setup on the horizon, Pseudopomp is poised to enchant audiences with their unique sound and emotive storytelling.

HEXX ‘Hoax’

HEXX has burst onto the scene with their infectious single “Hoax,” a dynamic blend of early 2000s dance-pop and R&B that channels femme fatale energy. The track is a fun, cinematic experience, enriched with playful sound effects that elevate its melodramatic and action-packed essence. “Hoax” masterfully balances nostalgia with a fresh, modern sound, making it bold, energetic, and irresistibly catchy. HEXX’s music explores powerful themes of empowerment, love, and self-discovery, resonating deeply with a diverse audience. With their magnetic energy and undeniable chemistry, HEXX is not just making waves—they’re poised to redefine the girl group experience for a new generation.

Olivier Cheuwa ‘All The Glory’

Olivier Cheuwa’s latest single, “All the Glory,” is a radiant celebration of gratitude that masterfully weaves together the vibrant rhythms of Afrobeat with reflective gospel and soul influences. The track invites listeners into a deeply personal journey, as Cheuwa articulates his appreciation for life’s challenges alongside its triumphs. His heartfelt lyrics, coupled with infectious melodies, create a soundscape that is both uplifting and contemplative, making it impossible not to feel inspired. With “All the Glory,” Cheuwa not only showcases his vocal prowess but also solidifies his role as a vital voice in contemporary Afrobeat, resonating with audiences from all walks of life.

Slow Pilot ‘Falling Off The Earth’

In, Falling off the Earth, Slow Pilot embarks on a deeply personal journey that resonates with anyone who has faced uncertainty and isolation. The collaboration with producer Luuk Cox results in a rich sound that seamlessly blends electronic beats with acoustic warmth, inviting listeners into a world of introspection and emotional depth. Tracks like “Darkest of Days” and “Fences” highlight Peirsman’s lyrical prowess and vocal talent, capturing the essence of longing and connection in a time of disconnection. This album is a heartfelt testament to the beauty of vulnerability, making it a must-listen for fans of introspective music.

Jensyn ‘Golden’

Jensyn, a rising alt-pop artist, has carved out a unique sound defined by dreamy harmonies, melodic bass lines, and introspective lyrics, with their latest single ‘Golden’ standing as a powerful ode to self-acceptance. Blending tranquil alt-pop with folk influences, the track envelops listeners in warm acoustic guitar, lush harmonies, and serene drone textures that create a comforting, reflective mood. Jack O’Hanlon’s pedal steel guitar adds an ethereal, organic layer, complementing Jensyn’s heartfelt storytelling, which delves deeply into themes of queer identity and love. Fans will find ’Golden’ to be a compelling addition to Jensyn’s evolving signature style.