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Take a trip to pop paradise with jxdn, Caity Baser and more!

1. “Bloodstream” – Zolita

Using a hypnotic blend of dark pop with a socially aware message shown a la video, Zolita gets our blood pumping with new track “Bloodstream.” The track delves into themes of desire and self-discovery with its thematic LGBTQIA+ storylines and showing of passion. “Bloodstream” is not just a song—it’s an immersive experience that will leave you longing for the next part in series.

2. “WHEN THE MUSIC STOPS” – jxdn

“WHEN THE MUSIC STOPS” offers a generation-specific soliloquy through song. jxdn takes us through his internal demons, offering the question of who he is once the performance ends. With dynamic vocals and unapologetic lyrics, the song urges listeners to embrace their true selves and stand tall in the face of adversity

3. “Me Against My Head” – Bea and her Business

Bea and her Business ironically lets us into her business, openly baring the complexities of her emotions. The track details the inner turmoil of self-doubt and inner conflict, with the aptly named “Me Against My Head.” With a powerful ballad showcasing the depth of the singer’s ruminations, the song is a poigant reminder that sometimes our greatest battles are fought within ourselves.

4. “If I Were To Die” – Winona Oak

Showcasing a mesmerizing display of a fusion of indie pop and electronic influences, the track easily dazzles the listener. The dreamlike beauty is most in part thanks to the synth used, making listeners travel to Winona Oak’s powerful question of “If I Were To Die.” For a meditation on life, death, and the fragile nature of existence, Oak easily invites listeners in on the question.

5. “I’m A Problem” – Caity Baser

Caity Baser laughs in the face of catastrophe, with tongue-in-cheek single “I’m A Problem.” An empowering track that questions societal expectations for women of a certain age, Baser uses typical unapolegetic attitude to demand attention and inspire listeners to embrace their true selves. “I’m A Problem” is not just a song—it’s a declaration of self-love and empowerment that resonates long after the music fades.

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