Emma Celenza

1 week ago | melodicmag.com | Emma Celenza

The Head and The Heart have been making waves in the music industry since 2009. On May 9th, they are releasing their sixth studio album, Aperture, which showcases their emotional storytelling and musical prowess. Their new song “Blue Embers” focuses on reflection. “Blue Embers” is about comparing your previous experiences and beliefs to your current ones. Through soft acoustic guitar and gentle vocals, The Head and The Heart shares how their worldview has changed as they got older.

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Kaelynn Hayes is a singer-songwriter from the suburbs of Chicago. She began her musical journey at the age of seven when she found a love for karaoke and has since learned guitar and piano. Her new song “rethink us” focuses on overthinking. “rethink us” is about being scared to take the next step. Through steady piano and smooth harmonies, Kaelynn Hayes shares her struggles with self-sabotage and self-doubt in her relationships.

2 weeks ago | melodicmag.com | Emma Celenza

Mokita, the project of John-Luke Carter, is a singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. He prides himself on his introspective and emotionally charged songs. His latest release, “Fortunately,” which came out last Friday, focuses on finding outlets of support. “Fortunately” is about having someone always by your side. Through steady piano and smooth strings, Mokita reflects on the people in his life who have been there through thick and thin.

2 weeks ago | melodicmag.com | Emma Celenza

Moncrieff is an up-and-coming artist from Ireland. He is set to release his debut album, Maybe It’s Fine, on May 9th, highlighting Moncrieff’s musical and personal development as an artist over the years. His latest release, “Shangri-La,” which came out on Mar. 28, focuses on falling deeply in love. Moncrieff states that it’s one of the few songs on the upcoming album that isn’t narrative-based, and that instead it’s based on a feeling—”and the feeling is being intoxicated,” according to him.

2 weeks ago | melodicmag.com | Emma Celenza

Stockholm-based musician Sofia Vivere has been making waves in the music industry since 2018. Her style is similar to an early 90s feeling with up-tempo and uplifting tracks with vulnerable lyrics. Her latest release, “Fake News,” which came out on Mar. 28, focuses on losing track of what’s important. The song is the first track from her Multiverse EP, which released the same day. “Fake News” is about fighting against the ways of society.