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.
Back at it with the Mini Melon Mix Ups and first up is Jess Kerber’s ‘Carry My Home’, a stunning final preview of her debut album From Way Down Here, delivering emotional clarity through quiet intimacy. Backed by soft rainfall and a sparkling acoustic guitar, Jess’ voice glows. It’s bare, soulful, and captivating. Her lyrics carry the weight of a wanderer’s heart, rooted in self-discovery and reverence: “God it feels good to know / That I always carry my home.” With its stripped-back arrangement and poetic honesty, the song feels like a private performance, full of warmth and grace. It’s a tender, timeless offering from an emerging Americana-folk voice with real depth.
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‘What Once Was’ is a hauntingly poetic folk tribute to the archetype of the hag, weaving a spell of forgotten power and feminine chaos. From meka’s album The Rabbit, this standout track features stripped-back acoustic textures and evocative storytelling that channels myth and mischief. Reminiscent of Adrianne Lenker and Joanna Newsom, meka’s exquisite, transcendent vocal transports listeners to the hazy sweet spot of 60s and 70s folk. It’s a voice that truly rewards deep listening, delivering a lingering sense of hope and raw honesty.
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Blending Western pop sensibilities with Indian instrumentation and mantra-like refrains, Sophia Grover’s ‘Raising the White Flag’ carves out a unique sonic identity that reflects the artist’s heritage and resilience. It’s a bold, meditative alt-pop anthem rooted in healing and empowerment. Her ethereal vocals float over a textured soundscape, transforming personal trauma into strength. The fusion of cultures feels intentional and fresh, offering a deeply introspective yet universally resonant message. At just 20-years-old, Sophia Grover emerges as a powerful new voice in alternative pop, setting the stage for an exciting, genre-defying debut EP.
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Frankie June’s latest single ‘better with u’ is a delightful, retro-charm anthem perfect for a moonlit stroll. This quirky classic love song, with its Motown-era feel, immediately transports you to a Parisian café. Featuring subtle yet effective contributions from Myles Sweeney on keys and Ross Hodgkinson on drums, the track builds to a sweet, infectious energy around the 0:43 mark. Frankie June’s unique blend of old-school melodies and modern lo-fi production creates an irresistible, hummable tune that’s sure to capture hearts globally, much like her upcoming Bollywood turn.
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With glistening guitars, nostalgic melodies and sun-soaked production, ‘Siesta Key’ transports listeners straight to a golden-hour beach escape. Drawing on influences from 90s rock and coastal Americana, FLEMING blends storytelling roots with a fresh indie sheen reminiscent of COIN and Dayglow. This is a breezy indie-pop gem that radiates warmth and carefree charm. His vocals glide effortlessly over the laid-back groove, crafting a sonic postcard of summer joy and reflection. ‘Siesta Key’ is a feel-good reminder to embrace the moment, chase sunsets, and find beauty in the everyday.
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With delicate instrumentation and aching lyricism, ‘tell me something’ captures the hollow spaces left behind when deep connection fades. It’s a tender, soul-baring meditation on love’s quiet aftermath from Hazlett. His voice is vulnerable, yet resolute, guiding listeners through acceptance without bitterness, offering grace instead of grief. It’s a powerful lead into his upcoming album, last night you said you missed me, showcasing his gift for turning emotional complexity into something beautifully cinematic. ‘tell me something’ reminds us that healing doesn’t always come with closure, but sometimes, just letting go is enough. Hazlett continues to prove he’s a storyteller worth following.
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Wrapped in dreamy alt-R&B textures and hauntingly poetic lyrics, Puma June dares to confront the inner voice that limits us more than the world ever could through new track ‘Nobody’. It’s a bold, genre-blending statement on identity, self-worth, and bodily autonomy. Her surreal, visually striking video elevates the message further, pairing avant-garde fashion with provocative imagery in a fearless act of self-expression. With lines like “I’m a god, I’m a saint, I’m a nobody”, Puma June reclaims contradictions and turns them into power. ‘Nobody’ is a manifesto for radical self-love in a world full of noise.
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Cloaking a tumultuous affair in whimsical, dance-inducing indie-pop, Chloe Wiecz’s ‘Laugh & Talk’ is a brilliantly deceptive track. Beginning with intimate piano and vocals, the song quickly blossoms into a carefree, Vulfpeck-esque dreamscape. Lyrically, it’s a dizzying dive into delusion and desire, with Chloe cleverly weaving in the husband’s name, Olaf, and snippets of voicemails. Despite the dark narrative of an unlikely romance and eventual regret, the infectious melodies, playful whistles, and experimental percussion make it surprisingly fun. ‘Laugh & Talk’ masterfully juxtaposes blissful ignorance with painful reality.
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‘Mr. Fix It’ is a quietly devastating anthem for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the weight of the world. With tender, introspective lyrics and polished pop production, JT Roach captures the tension between wanting to help and realizing you can’t solve everything. From broken smoke detectors to broken relationships, the track threads mundane frustrations with larger existential anxieties, creating a deeply human portrait of modern helplessness. The refrain “I can’t fix it” hits like a confession, not a cop-out. It’s an honest reckoning with limitation. Emotional, raw, and beautifully composed, ‘Mr. Fix It’ is JT Roach at his most vulnerable and resonant.
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Luna Keller and Thomas LaVine have come together for a tender, introspective indie folk gem born from genuine friendship and shared artistic sensibilities. Written during their first in-person meeting after years of collaboration, ‘Phlox’ captures a quiet October evening’s soul-searching calm. With warm acoustic textures, ghostly slide guitars, and harmonies that feel both earthy and ethereal, ‘Phlox’ invites listeners to slow down and simply be. The song’s strength lies in its honesty, one that’s rooted in deep connection, mutual respect, and a shared yearning for presence over meaning. It’s a sonic moment of stillness and clarity, gracefully unburdened by the need for answers.
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