Purple Pop: JESSIA, Ananya, CatchTwentyTwo, Lewis Knaggs, Billianne, elijah woods, Kai Bosch, SNACKTIME, Alexa Kate, Will Wilchar

In the ancient world, purple was originally the colour reserved for the imperial families of Rome, Persia and Egypt and while it’s no longer elitist, there’s still something special to be had to the red-meets-blue hue. Our Purple Pop selection showcases the most luxurious, beautiful and unmissable pop music finds for our ears to yours.


Our Purple Pop playlist is starting off on a high with JESSIA’s bold, glittering pop anthem ‘Therapy & Yoga’, a that radiates self-worth, sass, and the sweet satisfaction of moving on. With razor-sharp lyrics and infectious energy, she turns post-breakup healing into a glow-up soundtrack for anyone who’s ever outgrown a one-sided relationship (especially the kind that asks for gas money). Her signature blend of raw emotion and irresistible hooks is in full force, delivering a feel-good, strut-down-the-street bop that’s equal parts empowerment and release. ‘Therapy & Yoga’ cements JESSIA’s evolution as a pop powerhouse and the ultimate voice of unfiltered, fearless femininity.

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‘Falling’ is a dazzling pop gem for the overthinkers, those caught between feeling too much and saying too little. With sleek production, shimmering synths, and a subtle groove, Ananya’s track dances through emotional restraint with elegance and heart. Her vocals glide over introspective lyrics that capture the ache of mistimed love and unspoken truths, balancing vulnerability with confidence. It’s the kind of song that makes you move while making you feel, a hallmark of Ananya’s growing artistry. ‘Falling’ is both a personal confession and a universal anthem. This is proof that even emotional chaos can have a rhythm worth dancing to.

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Following the emotional ache of ‘He Doesn’t Love You’, the somber reflections in ‘At All Times’, and the nostalgic haze of ‘Red Wine Reminds Me Of Her’, CatchTwentyTwo returns with his most vulnerable single yet, ‘I Know You’re For Me’. Serving as the final taste of his upcoming project exxxtreme disco, this self-produced track is a shimmering ode to raw, early love. Equal parts fear and bliss, this track floats with lush synths and melancholic melodies, his soft-spoken delivery captures the delicate balance between longing and certainty. It’s dreamy, heartfelt, and unmistakably CatchTwentyTwo.

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Through soaring chord structures, handclaps, and his intimate vocals, Lewis Knaggs beautifully captures the bittersweet paradox of loving and hating a city that is both vibrant and isolating. ‘City of Million'” is a scintillating, gospel-tinged exploration of urban disconnection. Drawing from his experiences in London and Tokyo, the North London artist delivers raw, personal reflections on the loneliness amidst crowds. This single, showcasing his multi-faceted talent as a musician and filmmaker, marks a powerful statement of intent from a gifted creative poised to make a significant impact.

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Billianne’s ‘Memories’ is a deeply heartfelt reflection on the fleeting nature of time, serving as a poignant reminder to cherish every moment. Her effortless, unforgettable voice, likened to a young Adele by Rolling Stone, takes center stage, imbued with a raw honesty that resonates deeply. From her forthcoming debut album Modes of Transportation, this track showcases her ability to blend melancholic introspection with a soaring vocal performance. ‘Memories’ is a compelling preview of an album poised to explore transitions in life, solidifying Billianne’s status as music’s next big voice.

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Catchy on the surface, haunting at its core, elijah woods’ ‘Ghost on the Radio’ is a masterclass in emotional pop. Wrapped in shimmering production and anchored by an unforgettable hook, the track tells a bittersweet story of love that lingers like a half-forgotten song. elijah’s signature blend of glossy melodies and raw vulnerability shines as he captures the ache of memories that won’t fade, no matter how far you run. It’s the kind of track that makes you sing along before realizing it’s breaking your heart. With ‘Ghost on the Radio’, elijah woods continues proving why he’s one of pop’s most magnetic storytellers.

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Inspired by a heatwave and the start of a relationship, ‘Summer Of Love’ shimmers with vibrant synth swells and glistening guitar lines, all underpinned by Kai Bosch’s distinctive croon. This track is a euphoric, maximalist pop gem that perfectly encapsulates the rush of new romance. It’s a cinematic ode to rediscovering joy and purpose, solidifying his reputation as one of the UK’s most thrilling new pop voices. With Elton John’s backing and significant playlist support, ‘Summer Of Love’ is set to be the soundtrack to unforgettable summer moments.

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Drawing from the soulful grooves of Earth, Wind & Fire and the infectious spirit of KC & The Sunshine Band, SNACKTIME’s new track fuses alt-pop, lo-fi, indie R&B, and high-speed rap into a feel-good anthem with surprising emotional depth. ‘Enough’ is a joyful, genre-blending burst of energy that refuses to sit still. It’s both polished and raw, with vibrant horns, slick rhythms, and just the right amount of chaos. Beneath the party-ready exterior lies a message of self-worth and knowing when you’ve had… enough. SNACKTIME proves they’re more than a live sensation; they’re a musical force fueled by joy and intention.

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Plunging into the complexities of clinging to the past, ‘Over Nostalgic’ is the latest compelling pop number from Alexa Kate. Her introspective lyrics vividly portray the quiet chaos of lingering memories and the apprehension of moving forward. It captures the bittersweet comfort of nostalgia, the feeling of living in loops, and missing moments even before they’re gone. Alex Kate’s emotionally vulnerable yet attention-demanding style, reminiscent of Gracie Abrams and Tate McRae, shines through, delivering a relatable anthem for anyone caught between cherished yesterdays and an uncertain tomorrow.

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Will Wilchar’s ‘Something Bout You’ is a sun-soaked indie pop gem that perfectly captures the rush of falling for someone new. Blending the laid-back guitar charm of Austin with the polished pop vibes of LA, the track radiates feel-good energy and effortless charm. Will’s conversational lyrics feel intimate and immediate, like a late-night chat turned into a hook-filled anthem. Perfect for windows-down drives or spontaneous summer crushes, this is light, catchy, and endlessly replayable. With ‘Something Bout You’, Will Wilchar proves he can bottle a feeling and turn it into a song you’ll want to fall for again and again.

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