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Featured Music of the Week: A Range of Sound to Start Your Monday

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Happy Monday! Here is our selection for this week; ranging from indie pop bops to soul-wrenching metalcore.

“Oops,” by ANNNA: A funky electro pop track with a crunchy beat and unique lyrics.

“Wild Again,” by Ava Kay: For fans of MARINA, these beautiful vocals pair with a soulful beat bringing the perfect anthem for those who are a little wilder at heart.

Over It,” by Edith: A Synthpop track befitting of a blast into the past with its dancy beat; spinning a twist with soft vocals.

“Tug of War,” by Jsmiling: A unique blend of instrumentals and strings with a synthy beat. The vocals are soulful uniquely set the song apart from most commercial and contemporary work.

“One Eye,” by Samuel Campoli: A phsychedelic rock of slow soul, pulling its audience into an experience unlike any other with dreamy vocals and concrete images in the lyrics

“Adrift,” by Artificial Island: This instrumental track will surely pull you adrift into its riptide of simplicity and calm.

“Tuesday Night,” by Wild Love: For fans of Betcha, the 1975, and more, this alternative track is filled with warmth and is sure to brighten up your week.

“1992,” Desert Weather: Feels like summertime as we are facing the bitter cold of the dead of winter.

“A Silhouette (Relapse),” by Life In Discord: For those in need of a little post-hardcore in their lives… this heavy track depicts the emotions in addiction and relapsing

Which track was your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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