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.
Celebrating the quiet power of navigating the world, even when feeling alone, Reid Parsons’ ‘Get Out of Bed’ is a soulful awakening, a blues-infused anthem of resilience born from the weight of depression. Reid’s warm vocals, backed by a live band energy featuring Vermont legends, simmer with grit and a slow-burning determination reminiscent of Susan Tedeschi and Etta James. The track layers retro soul and R&B with a punchy swagger; it’s a salty and seductive invitation to embrace one’s own strength. It’s a perfect addition to modern soul playlists with vintage roots.
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Following Paul Prier’s acclaimed Panic Peaks EP and his standout live moment with Justice, ‘The Rush’ is a sleek, introspective gem that channels the energy of the French Touch era while carving out a sound that’s uniquely his own. This new single captures the frenzy of modern life with irony and elegance. Built on shimmering synths and a propulsive groove, ‘The Rush’ critiques our obsession with speed while inviting listeners to slow down and reconnect. Written in a burst of instinct, it radiates urgency yet feels emotionally grounded. It’s an irresistible blend of nostalgia, pop sophistication, and forward-thinking production.
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From Danny Addison’s upcoming album Porcelain, the lead single ‘Pheromone’ is a pulse-quickening anthem of temptation and desire. The artist’s delicate yet urgent vocals glide over intricate guitar work, drawing listeners into an all-consuming emotional rush. The song explores giving in to temptation, ignoring red flags, and following instinct, showcasing Danny Addison’s ability to lay everything bare. With its raw emotion and compelling storytelling, ‘Pheromone’ is a perfect introduction to an artist poised to make a lasting impact.
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Capturing the ache of unspoken feelings and post-situationship regret, Julia DeTomaso’s ‘Fake It’ is a raw, emotionally layered indie-pop track. With confessional lyrics that read like a torn-out journal page, Julia navigates the tension between deep care and fear of commitment, watching someone move on while still tangled in unresolved emotions. Her moody vocals, paired with minimal yet impactful production, amplify the song’s intimate, late-night atmosphere. ‘Fake It’ marks a striking return for Julia DeTomaso, one that showcases her gift for storytelling and emotional precision. Vulnerable, honest, and quietly powerful, it’s a standout moment in her evolving artistic journey.
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‘Dead to Me’ is an emotionally charged release, showcasing her signature blend of vulnerability and resonant storytelling. Opening with wistful piano, Avery Lynch’s soft yet expressive vocals convey the surreal feeling of losing a close relationship. The lyrics, deeply personal yet universal, explore the ache of growing apart. Co-produced by Avery, the track transforms nostalgia and heartache into something cathartic. With comparisons to artists like Lorde and Gracie Abrams, ‘Dead to Me’ further solidifies Avery Lynch’s place as a rising pop singer-songwriter.
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Laura Pieri’s ‘Flown Away’ is a vibrant, dance-infused pop track that signals both sonic evolution and emotional continuity in her ongoing Frankie narrative. Once a misfit from the original EP, the song has found new life as a high-energy standout leading into Frankie On The Dancefloor. Her vocals soar over sleek, rhythmic production, blending her pop instincts with a newfound desire to move – both literally and artistically. It’s a moment of liberation and reinvention, reflecting her resilience and dynamic artistry. With ‘Flown Away’ Laura Pieri reclaims what was once shelved, proving some songs just need the right moment to take flight.
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Tapping into the universal experience of thinking the grass is greener elsewhere, ‘In Too Deep’ explores self-reflection, growth, and honesty Chrissy Spratt’s song addresses the challenges of modern temptation and comparison, particularly in the age of social media. Spratt’s angelic voice creates a captivating and immersive experience, resonating deeply with listeners. As an independent artist, Chrissy Spratt’s unique ability to connect with audiences shines through, proving her artistry transcends traditional industry norms.
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Blending warm, ambient textures with Jack Sedman’s emotive vocals, ‘Wait’ conveys the ache of distance and the quiet hope that love will endure across time and space. This is Seafret’s heartfelt ode to the people and places that tether us, even when life pulls us far away. It’s both tender and soaring – reflective yet full of forward motion. With its rich, cinematic feel, ‘Wait’ showcases Seafret’s signature ability to turn personal longing into something universally resonant. This latest release is a powerful reminder of what (and who) is worth holding on for, no matter how far we roam.
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Written with Emily Rowed, Labit’s ‘Cleaning Out the Fridge’ is about pressing restart in a relationship. It emphasizes understanding over assumptions, dropping ego, and open communication. The song reflects on making an effort to truly connect. Labit, known for blending R&B-esque chill contemporary pop, delivers a track that showcases his strong vocals and guitar playing. This song, from the artist who recently released his 13-track deluxe album, I Bet It’s Still All A Dream, highlights his knack for bold songwriting.
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Characterized by Matt Storm’s signature sparse and intimate production, ‘2 Selves’ features emotional piano and vocals lamenting longing and inner conflict. The result is a somber, melancholy lo-fi R&B track. Known for fusing vintage soul and jazz with modern alternative sounds, Matt delivers a deeply introspective experience. With a growing profile and recent sold-out shows, ‘2 Selves’ offers a taste of the artist’s upcoming project, SPILT, and his experimental fusion of sounds.
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‘Diorama’ is a haunting, intricately layered meditation on trauma, desire, and the fragile architecture of memory. Set against a deceptively sweet acoustic melody, Laila Smith’s lyrics cut deep, “I’m just a figurine”, capturing the quiet devastation of being made small. Her jazz roots surface in the song’s dynamic flow, while warm tape textures blur the line between subject and object, intimacy and artifice. With this release, Laila Smith crafts a multidimensional experience that’s tender, confrontational, and wholly unforgettable. It’s pop-as-art in its most affecting form.
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