Get ready for a Min Melon Mix Up! We’re bringing you the hottest new tracks, from catchy beats to soulful melodies. Whether you’re dancing, feeling the feels, or chilling out, we’ve got the perfect tunes for you.
Purple Melon regular Christopha returns with new name NEVUSSIDE for ‘Where’s Summer?’, a sun-starved, yet humorously sharp take on British weather. Christopha’s witty lyrics, laced with pop culture nods, bounce playfully over NEVUSSIDE’s infectious, summery production. The track’s catchy chorus and relatable gripes create an instant, smile-inducing connection. NEVUSSIDE’s production, known for its feel-good, genre-blending style, perfectly complements Christopha’s delivery. This release is part of Christopha’s ambitious 26 Miles and Running project from which we’ve featured several tracks. ‘Where’s Summer?’ is a blend of relatable humor and vibrant soundm making it a standout track.
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Glass Caves’ ‘Bad Weather’ surges with raw, relatable energy. Produced by Andy Gannon, the track cuts through the noise with its honest depiction of real-life relationships, navigating both their highs and lows. Electrifying guitars and driving beats propel the song forward, showcasing the duo’s signature blend of modern rock ‘n’ roll. The track’s anthemic quality resonates, speaking to the strength found in riding out life’s storms together. With their history of busking success and support from tastemakers, ‘Bad Weather’ signals a powerful return ahead of their highly anticipated album and UK tour.
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From Public Order’s debut EP, ‘Someday’ is a potent blend of introspection and soaring optimism. The track builds masterfully, transitioning from quiet reflection to a cathartic release, capturing the essence of hope amidst darkness. Produced with Jim Abbiss’s expertise, the song explores longing and self-discovery. The band’s honest lyrics, coupled with their dynamic sound, resonate deeply. ‘Someday’ and the EP, as a whole, reflect the raw highs and lows of youth, making Public Order a compelling new voice. Their upcoming tour dates signal a promising trajectory for the Welsh band.
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Afro-infused rhythms pulse beneath ethereal piano melodies, creating a dreamlike atmosphere in Swann Decamme’s ‘Passing Whispers’. Weaving a captivating sonic tapestry, it’s a track designed for both dancefloors and introspection, a testament to Swann’s skill in crafting immersive soundscapes. The track’s hypnotic groove and soulful intimacy are undeniable, explaining its rise as a DJ favorite. ‘Passing Whispers”‘is a psychedelic journey, a testament to Swann Decamme’s unique blend of deep house, tribal, and organic elements. It’s a whisper that resonates deeply.
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Frenchie’s self-titled debut, guided by Femi Temowo, is a stunning tapestry of soul, jazz, and R&B. ‘Searching’ encapsulates a quest for purpose, echoing contemporary sounds like CARRTOONS and Tom Misch, while nodding to Motown’s greats. Drawing inspiration from Cleo Sol and Lauryn Hill, alongside 60s and 70s icons, Frenchie crafts a timeless sound. With contributions from UK jazz luminaries like Ayo Salawu and Luke Smith, the album is a rich, layered experience. Reflecting her psychotherapy studies, the lyrics delve into self-discovery and relational complexities, making ‘Frenchie’ a deeply personal and resonant debut.
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‘Skipping Stones’ is a hauntingly beautiful track that perfectly encapsulates the delicate balance between longing and release. SOZI’s song’s ethereal production and introspective lyrics heighten its emotional depth, making it an ideal soundtrack for moments of reflection. Those vocals glide effortlessly over dreamy instrumentals, carrying an air of vulnerability that lingers long after the song ends. The atmospheric melodies, reminiscent of Florence and the Machine’s grandeur and Taylor Swift’s storytelling finesse, create a cinematic soundscape that tugs at the heartstrings. With ‘Skipping Stones’, SOZI once again proves her ability to craft deeply evocative music, blending raw emotion with polished production to create a song that resonates universally.
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Jordan Corey delivers a raw, confessional dive into loneliness and obsessive thought with ‘Go to Bed’. Its alternative R&B soundscape provides a lush backdrop for lyrics that explore the messy realities of human imperfection. The song’s strength lies in its honesty, portraying the desperate fantasies we create to fill voids. Jordan’s experience, from collaborating with Grammy-winning artists to extensive commercial placements, shines through in the song’s polished yet vulnerable production. ‘Go to Bed’ transcends a typical love song, offering a sobering reflection on self-abandonment and the search for connection.
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Radiating warmth, passion and vulnerability, ‘Sexual Healing’ is a sultry fusion of R&B and afrofusion from Eli Jae. His smooth, intoxicating vocals glide effortlessly over lush, atmospheric production, creating an intimate sonic landscape that feels both seductive and deeply emotional. The track captures the essence of desire, drawing listeners into a hypnotic rhythm that pulses with sensuality. As the lead single from his upcoming album, Soundtrack to Great Sex, ‘Sexual Healing’ sets the tone for a project that promises to be both evocative and immersive. Eli Jae’s ability to merge afrobeat grooves with classic R&B soul showcases his artistry, making this track a must-listen for fans of sultry, slow-burning love songs.
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Capturing the conflicting emotions of relief and longing, Driveway’s ‘All I Got’ dissects the turbulent aftermath of a toxic relationship with a raw honesty. Observational verses paint vivid scenes of shared life, contrasting with a chorus that confesses to lingering affection, despite knowing the relationship’s detriment. The DIY ethos, with the band writing, recording, and producing in their bedrooms, lends an authentic, intimate feel. Blending alternative rock and alt-pop, Driveway crafts a relatable narrative of emotional complexity. ‘All I Got’ portrays the messy, contradictory nature of heartbreak.
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Blending infectious electro-pop beats with raw, relatable lyrics, ‘SO SAD’ turns heartbreak into a celebration of self-worth. Equal parts cathartic and empowering, BONAD serves us the ultimate danceable breakup anthem. Rachel’s emotive vocals soar over pulsating synths, creating a perfect balance between melancholy and euphoria. It’s a song that lets you process the past while dancing your way into something better, reminding you that you were never the problem. The trio’s signature fusion of emotional depth and high-energy production shines, making ‘SO SAD’ an instant addition to any party playlist. Whether you’re getting over an ex or just need a feel-good track, BONAD delivers a breakup song that’s as liberating as it is fun.
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Pook Hustle crafts a chilling, atmospheric club experience, evocative of a late-night Crown Heights journey with ‘Rush’. This final single from Clearing Space blends eerie vibes with hypnotic flows, drawing inspiration from hip-hop legends. Pook Hustle and Zel Monstrous deliver fast-paced verses, creating a captivating, almost unsettling soundscape. Pook Hustle’s artistry, rooted in authentic Brooklyn narratives, shines through, highlighting working-class experiences and nuanced masculinity. ‘Rush’ stands out as a unique, atmospheric track, showcasing the artist’s distinct sound and lyrical prowess.
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