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2 days ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Tion Wayne’s first drop of 2025 arrives fully charged. Crazy Love brings together the veteran North London chart-topper and rising South London force LEOSTAYTRILL for a sleek blend of UK rap and garage that’s already moving numbers—8 million streams and counting. Produced by Young Chencs, Roddy Beatz, and GW, the beat flips MJ Cole’s Crazy Love into something sharper: skippy two-step drums, subby 808s, and a warm, swung bounce that nods to early-2000s UKG without getting lost in nostalgia.
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4 days ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Zada’s Breath Away song artworkEthiopian-born and Whistler-based, ZADA has quietly carved out her own alt-pop lane—equal parts nostalgia, soul, and shimmer. Breath Away, produced by Chin Injeti and Brian West, marks her return after 2024’s Water In The Desert, and it moves like memory on fast-forward. Recorded at HippoSonic, the alt-pop track is both intimate and panoramic—“Salt, sun, serenity, I’m feeling everything,” she sings, her tone crystalline yet textured.
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5 days ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Pulled from Zinoleesky’s chart-topping debut album Gen Z, Ayamase is tender, teasing, and confidently spiced—a melodic street pop simmer with emotional subtext. Anchored by Niphkeys’ percussive bounce and hypnotic shakers, the track drips with that signature Afrobeats swing: syncopated, airy, and pulsing beneath the surface like something about to boil over.
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1 week ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Singer-songwriter PEGGY transforms wistful longing into sonic gold with her latest single Friends To Lovers, a neon-tinged indie-pop capsule that channels the euphoria of realising your best friend might be your soulmate. Released ahead of her upcoming EP COMING OF AGE, the track leans into the emotional grey area where friendship meets romantic fantasy.
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1 week ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Judy Blank’s Toy Heart captures that hazy space between almost-relationships and day-to-day affection with a sound as sugarcoated as the feelings are conflicted. Released via Rounder Records, the track pairs glitter-dipped surf-pop guitar licks with synth shimmer and deadpan vocals that feel more confessional than performative. “I know that you keep me small, but right now you can have it, have it all / My couch / My car / I just want your toy heart,” Blank sings, barely above a sigh.
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1 week ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Pom Femme Nightingale Blue song artworkNightingale Blue is that rare kind of song that sounds like golden hour. Pom Femme leans into bright acoustic textures, soft vocal layering, and a retro-tinged melodic line that shimmers with a quietly confident charm. Written for the HELLO SUNSHINE – Acoustic and Cool compilation, it carries the scent of sunscreen and old love letters. The track isn’t just pretty—it’s knowing.
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1 week ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Plàsi’s new single Father’s Eyes opens with a subdued tension masked in warmth. The Greco-Swedish artist blends layered acoustic guitars with Mediterranean-inflected percussion and analog synth flourishes, creating a sound that feels quietly expansive. VIDEOThe arrangement is progressive—each element introduced with care, evolving like a conversation that takes its time to unfold. His voice moves with purpose. There’s a conversational tone to the delivery, not flat but intentional.
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2 weeks ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Lei Hope’s Little Sign song artworkOn Little Sign, Zimbabwe-born, Leeds-raised, and Manchester-based artist Lei Hope captures the ache of emotional drift with a gentle precision. The track explores the frayed bond between siblings—specifically, the emotional and physical distance from his younger brother—with a delivery that’s unforced and grounded. VIDEOThere’s a vintage soulful quality stitched into the arrangement.
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2 weeks ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
Kayla DiVenere’s new single drag me to hell is built from contradictions—wounds wrapped in shimmer. Over chord progressions that flirt with indie-pop brightness, DiVenere delivers lines like “Took my dreams to make it yours / Fed my body, mind, and soul / To the shark infested waters” with a vocal cadence that doesn’t cry out—it strikes. Her voice is fluid but taut, layering emotional restraint over a track that sounds deceptively buoyant.
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2 weeks ago | 
neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola
The genre-bending collective 2ŁØT delivers their most kinetic offering yet with Immortal, a track that transforms philosophical weight into pure dancefloor euphoria. Featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist Aloe Blacc, this collaboration has a steady, danceable beat that demands immediate bodily response. VIDEOBuilt around a driving bassline and strategic build-ups, Immortal showcases 2ŁØT’s ability to craft electronic soundscapes that breathe with organic energy.
