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.
Here’s out latest Mini Melon Mix Ups and we’re starting with Imani-J’s ‘See You In Jupiter’, a dreamy R&B escape, where soulful guitar lines meet tender vocals. Her delicate high range floats effortlessly over warm, romantic melodies, capturing love’s sweetness and vulnerability. The track’s smooth production and emotive instrumentation create an intimate atmosphere, reminiscent of Jorja Smith and Kehlani. At just 16-years-old, Imani-J showcases remarkable maturity, blending indie pop, R&B, and soul with a unique flair. With a promising EP on the horizon and festival performances lined up, this New Zealand artist is poised for a bright future.
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Danny Groenland delivers a potent dose of 70s-inspired soul, tackling inequality with a funky, infectious groove with ‘mr loaded’. Those smooth vocals cut through the social commentary, reminiscent of Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, while the singalong chorus makes the message instantly accessible. The track’s real punch lies in its raw honesty, amplified by the children’s chorus chanting “you’ve got enough!” – it’s a stark, powerful moment. It’s a compelling blend of foot-tapping soul and sharp, conscious lyrics.
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CMC$ and Terror Jr craft a shimmering fusion of future house and dark pop that’s both emotionally raw and irresistibly danceable. From its pulsating intro to Lisa’s soaring, Top 40-ready vocals, ‘Risk It All’ builds a lush soundscape where heartbreak meets euphoria. The production is crisp yet organic, born from a countryside writing session that clearly sparked magic. Balancing festival energy with radio polish, ‘Risk It All’ is a pop-tinged anthem that tugs at the heart while moving the feet. It’s an instant standout from two genre-bending forces at the top of their game.
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Fintan McKahey makes a soulful return steeped in introspection and emotional release in ‘Higher Place’. Blending his signature hazy production with Americana and folk-rock textures, the track unfolds with dreamy slide guitar, steady drums, and Fintan’s warm, introspective vocals. Lyrics like “we could take it to a higher place” evoke a longing to shed the past and embrace transformation. Coated in atmospheric layers yet grounded in raw feeling, the song captures the push and pull between escape and acceptance. With ‘Higher Place’, Fintan McKahey reaffirms his strength as a storyteller, offering a heartfelt anthem for anyone navigating change and chasing inner peace.
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Simmering with soulful frustration, ‘Made 2 Luv’ is VC Pines’ latest collaboration with Josie Man. The track, a taste of the upcoming Viole(n)t Colour EP, blends smooth grooves with biting lyrics, a testament to industry disillusionment. VC Pines’ raw vocals, juxtaposed with Josie’s harmonies, create a captivating tension. It’s a song born from exhaustion and the hollow promises of the London music scene, yet it radiates a cool, almost defiant charm. The track’s soulful core, laced with a subtle edge, hints at the EP’s exploration of fragility and resilience.
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‘Leech’ pulses with a unique, bedroom-produced electronic energy. Built from a sampled vocal hum, Anna Hudson’s track creates an addictive, almost organic soundscape. Hudson’s lyrics, detailing toxic friendships, cut through the layered production with raw honesty. The track’s cerebral introduction and catchy hooks promise social media virality, hinting at its broad appeal. ‘Leech’ showcases Anna’s ability to blend intimate songwriting with innovative electronic textures, a taste of her upcoming EP, Kyphosis. It’s a compelling, personal exploration of growth and resilience.
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After nearly three years, Ahmed Spins returns with ‘Waterfall’, a sublime collaboration with Elderbrook that melds emotive depth and melodic house mastery. A delicate piano intro gives way to Elderbrook’s haunting vocals, rising into an organic crescendo that feels tailor-made for euphoric festival moments. With minimal yet poignant production and heartfelt lyrical metaphors, the track captures both the highs and lows of emotional journeys. This release not only marks a powerful comeback for Ahmed Spins but also showcases the duo’s synergy and timeless artistry. ‘Waterfall’ is destined to become a modern dance classic – it’s introspective, uplifting, and undeniably unforgettable.
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‘Bruisin’’ is a raw, emotionally charged track that captures the exhaustion of a relationship stuck in a toxic loop. Set against a moody, genre-blending backdrop, JANEX’s haunting vocals and poignant lyrics express the weariness of constant blame and the desperate need for peace. ‘Bruisin’’ is both a cry for closure and a declaration of self-worth — a moment of clarity wrapped in brooding, atmospheric production. Her multidisciplinary roots shine through, crafting a soundscape as visually evocative as it is sonically powerful. With ‘Bruisin’’, JANEX delivers a bold, cathartic anthem for anyone ready to break the cycle and move on.
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Steeped in personal history and ethereal atmosphere, ‘Baby Blues’ is a hauntingly beautiful folk ballad. meka’s vocals, reminiscent of 60s/70s folk icons, weave a tale of friendship, loss, and connection to place. The song, born from a spring day’s guitar riff, paints vivid scenes of a Nevada City cemetery, poetry, and moonlight harps. meka’s nomadic life and musical lineage infuse the track with a unique, worldly depth. It’s a tender, evocative preview of her upcoming album, The Rabbit, showcasing her ability to craft intimate, transcendent soundscapes.
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Kylie Rothfield’s ‘Where The Diamonds Hide’, featuring The Rare Occasions, is a radiant indie pop-rock anthem about breaking free from expectations and rediscovering life’s real treasures – connection, nature, and self-worth. With soaring harmonies, crisp guitars, and sunny production, the track channels the upbeat spirit of The Killers and Two Door Cinema Club. Kylie’s soulful vocals blend seamlessly with Brian McLaughlin’s heartfelt verse, creating a rich, anthemic sound that feels both personal and universally uplifting. Produced with care and intention, this feel-good single captures the joy of forging your own path and sets a compelling tone for Kylie Rothfield’s upcoming debut album.
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