Alex Warren’s debut album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1), hits different, and honestly, I’ve been rooting for him since I saw him open for Daniel Seavey in Denver back in January 2023. His set back then was raw and personal—just him, his guitar, and a whole lot of emotion—and now with this album, he’s leveled up in every possible way. Next Wave even put him on our "Artists to Watch in 2024" list, and this album proves why.

Daniel Seavey’s new single Other People is a gut-wrenching, introspective track that delves deep into the slow unraveling of a relationship, and it hits hard in all the best ways. Building on the emotional foundation laid in his first solo single, The Older You Get, Seavey’s latest offering amplifies his knack for raw, reflective storytelling, while wrapping it in a polished pop-rock sound.

Alex Kolo’s new single, "I'm Sorry I Love U," is a beautifully crafted ballad that delves deep into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love. Co-written with Brandon Chase and produced by Benny Meza, the track stands out for its raw and introspective quality.

Sabrina Carpenter has come a long way since her Girl Meets World days, evolving from a Disney darling into a bona fide pop star with serious bite. With her latest album Short n' Sweet, she's proving that she's not just riding the wave of her viral nonsense outros or the high of performing on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour—she’s fully steering her own ship, and it's headed straight for pop royalty.

Henry Moodie’s latest single, “right person, wrong time,” is the kind of track that wraps you up in a cozy blanket of nostalgia while simultaneously tugging at your heartstrings. It feels like a song that’s been with you for years, yet still manages to capture the complexities of a fresh heartbreak. There’s something undeniably familiar about it, like a favorite sweater you pull out when the weather turns chilly—it just fits.

Khalid’s back with Sincere, his first full-length album since 2019’s Free Spirit, and it’s a smooth ride through 16 tracks of introspective vibes and mellow grooves. Released on August 2, this album marks a bit of a comeback for Khalid, and he’s not just picking up where he left off—he’s bringing us something deeper, more personal, and, honestly, a bit introspective.

Maren Morris is back with Intermission, and it’s a serious game-changer. Dropping on August 2, 2024, this EP is like a sonic journal of her past year—filled with raw emotions and a whole new sound.

Let’s talk about Bradley Simpson’s new solo track,

Corbyn Besson and Swedish duo NOTD have come together to deliver a track that captures the perfect blend of catchy pop and emotional depth. “Panic” brings a fresh yet familiar sound that resonates with fans of pop music’s more vibrant and heartfelt moments.

Alright, let's talk about Haiden Henderson's latest EP, Lover Boy. This guy has been blending pop and rock in a way that feels so fresh, and his new release is no different. Haiden dives deep into the messiness of young love and growing up, and it's a wild ride.

Jade Thirlwall has officially launched her solo career, and her debut single “Angel of My Dreams” is nothing short of a pop triumph. From the moment it dropped, it’s clear that Jade is ready to make a bold statement and carve out her own space in the music industry.

Zach Herron, the fourth member of the popular boy band Why Don't We to embark on a solo career, has made a splash with his debut single "Caroline." This track is a delightful throwback to the early 2010s, reminiscent of the era when bands like One Direction dominated the charts and defined a generation's musical taste.

Soft Launch continues to captivate audiences with their latest single, "Piano Hands," a mesmerizing journey through layers of sound and emotion that showcases the band's undeniable talent and creativity.

Get ready to turn up the volume because Haiden Henderson is back and better than ever! After a phenomenal year with hits like "Hell of a Good Time" and "Bleachers," Haiden has just dropped his latest single "K.O." and announced his upcoming EP, "lover boy," slated for release on July 12 via LAVA/Republic Records.

Georgia Webster's latest single, "This Ain't A Breakup," offers a poignant glimpse into the complexities of modern romance, where the lines between love and heartache blur into a bittersweet melody. With raw honesty and soul-stirring vocals, Webster crafts a captivating narrative that resonates deeply with listeners.

Daniel Seavey's "The Older You Get" is more than just a song; it's a heartfelt journey through the highs and lows of growing older. With its soft guitar melodies and steady drumbeat, the song sets a reflective tone, inviting listeners to reminisce about their own experiences and memories.

James McVey showcases his artistry with the captivating track "All The Things," a poignant reflection on the complexities of love and separation. Set against a backdrop of tender acoustic guitar and emotive vocals, "All The Things" draws listeners into a world of raw emotion and introspection.

Milk.'s (stylized as ‘milk.’) latest track, "Don't Miss It," is a vibrant explosion of alt-pop energy that leaves listeners craving more. From the moment the heavy guitar riff kicks in, accompanied by the prominent bass and drum beats, you're immediately hooked into a whirlwind of infectious rhythm and electrifying vibes.

If music had a visual equivalent, "Picasso" by Brad Simpson would be a vibrant masterpiece, pulsating with hues of heartache and passion. With a groovy, cool vibe that wraps around you like a comforting embrace, this track takes you on a journey through the complexities of love and artistry.

Rachel Chinouriri's debut album, "What a Devastating Turn of Events," is a mesmerizing journey through the highs and lows of life, love, and self-discovery. Bursting onto the music scene with her soulful voice and emotive songwriting, Chinouriri proves herself to be a formidable talent with this captivating collection of tracks.