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Introducing: Karin Ann

1 day ago | euphoriazine.com | Danielle Taylor

Karin Ann is titled as “Gen-Z’s new alternative-pop protagonist.” The 22-year-old, who hails from Slovakia, has quickly built a loyal fanbase that supports her through and through. In the past, she has opened for YUNGBLUD and My Chemical Romance.
Addison Rae - Fame is a Gun

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

Addison Rae’s recent single “Fame is a Gun” tells me that she’s done experimenting and exploring and has finally landed on the musical style that feels the most natural to her. When she debuted with “Me Too” a couple of years ago, no one wanted to take this TikTok star seriously. Now fans are saying that Rae’s single run for this era transcends that of major pop girls in recent years.
Say Now Camden Assembly Photo Diary

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Fabio Magnocavallo

Say Now are a rising British girl group from London, comprising Ysabelle Angeli, Amelia Onuorah, and Madeleine Haynes. Formed in 2022 under the temporary name ‘needanamebro,’ they officially adopted the name Say Now in July 2023. Their music blends ’90s pop with early 2000s R&B influences, drawing inspiration from groups like the Sugababes and the Spice Girls.
Daya - Infrared - EUPHORIA.

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

Daya’s “Infrared” is finally here in all its synth-pop glory. This may be the singer-songwriter’s boldest song to date, and believe me, she ate every line, and the production team worked magic on every note. There’s a spiritually inspiring aspect that exists in the song, regardless of its heavy dance pop nature.
Natasha Bedingfield

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Fabio Magnocavallo

PhotographyRichie Lee DavisHairMaranda Widlund using OribeThe first time singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield found success came down to a few key ingredients: drive, hard work, passion, talent, and, of course, great songs. Her 2004 debut album, Unwritten, catapulted Bedingfield into the international spotlight with four consecutive hit singles and showcased the promise of longevity.
Julia Wolf - Kill You Off

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

I guess if the title of Julia Wolf’s latest song, “Kill You Off” doesn’t already cue you in on the intensity of the song, the scratching production will. The vocals, on the other hand, don’t necessarily sound angry. It’s not like Halsey’s “Nightmare,” where the singer-songwriter delivers punching lines using such vocal intensity as to make it actually slap. But on this song, Wolf’s not like that.
Introducing: Bo Staloch

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Noah Wade

If it wasn’t already abundantly clear, the neo-traditional country scene is continually expanding. In 2024, acts like Dylan Gossett and Conner Smith grabbed the spotlight with debut breakout hits and sold-out runs of tour, while young blood such as Ty Myers and Brenn! have staked their claim thus far this year. As the genre continues to evolve, Austin, TX-born Bo Staloch enters the chat. When he speaks, Staloch’s tone and temperament are unpretentious, impressionable.
Lauren Spencer Smith - bridesmaid

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

I love that the pop girls are returning to making songs that identify deeply with female friendships, and I just can’t tell you how much I’m here for it. Lauren Spencer Smith’s “bridesmaid” is about having a friend who you think will be beside you throughout all of life’s important moments, only to grow up and realize that they’ve become a stranger.
Grace Davies - Super Love Me

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

Grace Davies is not done leaving a trail of empowerment songs that are equally as vulnerable in the lead up to her debut studio album release, and that’s probably why we have “Super Love Me.” Released on May 23, the song is about realizing that a guy who you think super loves you has been faking it the whole time. In true Davies fashion, she takes the whole of four minutes to both complain about the boy’s deception and kinda question why she’d fallen for it.
Joe Jonas - Music For People Who Believe In Love

1 week ago | euphoriazine.com | Nmesoma Okechukwu

Thirteen years after his first solo album Fastlife, Grammy Award-nominated singer, songwriter, actor, producer, and global superstar Joe Jonas proudly presents his new sophomore solo album, Music For People Who Believe In Love — released Friday, May 23, 2025. Initially scheduled to be released on October 18, 2024, the album’s timeline shifted when the singer found himself flooded with new inspiration.