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.
Tiger La Flor struts into frame with ‘Bad Company’, a sun-drenched teaser of her forthcoming EP, Hollywoodland. Over shimmering retro-pop production, she plays the glamorous villain of her own romantic comedy, cooing “I know I look good but I’m bad, bad company” like a compliment and a confession rolled into one. Giving ABBA’s sparkle with dusty americana cool, the track channels her self-described “Laurel Canyon Western” aesthetic, while live instrumentation gives it a warmth that feels lifted straight from a lost 70s variety special. It’s playful, self-aware and irresistibly catchy.
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GinaDeBoss makes an unforgettable entry into the music scene with her debut single ‘AMNESIA’. At a pulsing 130 beats per minute, this futuristic dance-pop track seamlessly blends moody synths with high-octane energy. The 16-year-old former JYP trainee and A2K finalist leverages her world-class training to deliver an incredibly polished performance. Mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer Koen Heldens, the single highlights her global pop sensibilities and seasoned vocal control. ‘AMNESIA’ is a sophisticated, electronic-leaning statement piece that proves GinaDeBoss is not just a rising star, but a multi-dimensional artist ready to dominate the modern pop landscape.
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Fresh off the RIAA Gold certification of her viral hit ‘Love For You’, pop disruptor LOVELI LORI keeps her momentum surging with the addictive new single ‘cya later’. The track perfectly encapsulates her digital pop universe, blending glossy, Y2K-inspired hyperpop production with bright, instantly sticky melodies. Originally emerging from DIY bedroom pop origins, Lori showcases an evolved, cinematic confidence that feels tailor-made for the internet age while effortlessly holding up on repeat listens. As she gears up for her debut full-length project this summer, ‘cya later’ cements her status as one of Gen Z’s most compelling and exciting new voices.
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Balancing emotional intimacy with cinematic pop production, ‘HOURGLASS’ is a tender, dreamlike expansion of CASANDRA’s ISLA TRANQUILITA universe. Soft guitars, airy synths and gently pulsing drums create a suspended, lagoon-like atmosphere that feels both serene and deeply reflective. The track’s lyrical focus on love and eternity echoes the EP’s core themes of memory, grief and healing, reframed here with quiet optimism. CASANDRA’s vocal delivery is delicate yet assured, guiding listeners through a space where time feels fluid and fragile. As a preview of the upcoming album, ‘HOURGLASS’ deepens her world-building with grace, warmth and emotional precision.
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Striking a perfect chord between indie and alt-pop, Amber Ingram’s latest dark-pop breakup anthem dives headfirst into the heavy, hollow ache of betrayal and the frustrating search for unanswered closure. Rather than lingering solely in the heartbreak, Amber expertly steers the narrative toward reclaiming one’s power. It is a moody, atmospheric track that transitions beautifully from profound sadness into a fierce declaration of self-worth. ‘Tell Me’ is a captivating reminder that walking away from someone who didn’t appreciate you is the ultimate act of empowerment.
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Following her hiatus from music, pop singer Kataria marks a stunning return with her second single ‘Trophia’. Shifting from the survival themes of ‘I Earned It’, this energetic electro-pop track pivots to an outright cinematic confrontation. Kataria channels a mythic antagonist who hoards beauty, mirroring her personal journey of reclaiming her voice after once being apprenticed by Michael Jackson. Directed by Sam Fox, the video tracks a subconscious hero’s journey into a surreal underworld. ‘Trophia’ serves as a powerful indie-dance reclamation anthem, proving that Kataria is entirely done asking for permission to shine.
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Simon Lucas delivers a profound emotional catharsis with ‘sunnyboy’, the captivating title-track of his debut EP. Blending modern, trap-infused pop production with a soulful, nostalgic warmth, Simon explores the delicate friction between external optimism and internal darkness. The song serves as a vulnerable meditation on mental health, tracing a journey from deep self-doubt to triumphant self-acceptance. Its cyclical structure reflects the loops of anxiety, yet the mantra-like hook, “I’m a motherfucking sunnyboy”, transforms that vulnerability into raw empowerment. It is an infectious, emotionally raw anthem for late-night drives, proving that true strength means choosing to shine through the shadows.
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On mesmerizing second single ‘Don’t Call Me’, the Southern California local Max Maryott seamlessly blends upbeat electro-pop with smooth R&B and soulful grooves. With this infectious burst of energy, he creates an atmosphere that is both deeply intimate and undeniably danceable. Out via MMEG Records, the track thrives on expansive synths, driving rhythms, and a massive, sing-along chorus. Those expressive vocals glide effortlessly over the hypnotic production, perfectly channeling themes of modern romance and sensuality. Paired with a captivating music video that emphasizes his passion for movement, ‘Don’t Call Me’ solidifies Max Maryott as a compelling, multi-dimensional force in dance-pop.
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The Toronto-born, London-based artist Charlie Cello brings a brilliant, chaotic energy to ‘SPACESTARR’, the standout final single from his debut EP, I WALKED ALL THE WAY HOME. By blending classic indie melodies with Playboi Carti-inspired vocal flows, Charlies gives us something modern, fresh and hyper-vibrant. Born from a sweltering summer night, the song acts as a DIY love letter to friendship and pure fun. Paired with a late-night, city-cruising music video co-created with Kimathi B, ‘SPACESTARR’ is a nostalgic yet entirely fresh anthem that captures the restless, genre-blurring brilliance of a true rising talent.
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Enola catches the perfect wave of early-twenties existential angst with her captivating new single ‘Game Break’. Hailing from Finistère, the singer-songwriter and surfer gracefully blends infectious pop melodies with rich folk and soul influences. ‘Game Break’ dives straight into the blurry, disorienting phase of self-discovery, capturing the pressure of adult expectations while trying to keep a smile intact. Enola beautifully transforms this internal confusion into an authentic, deeply relatable anthem of resilience, proving that losing your bearings is just part of the journey. Armed with raw vulnerability and comforting vocals, she delivers a stellar soundtrack for navigating life’s unpredictable tides.
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