Neon Music

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.

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.

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.

6 days ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Benson Boone’s American Heart album artworkBenson Boone’s Mr Electric Blue arrives with a wink and a backflip. Released on June 20, 2025, as part of his sophomore album American Heart, the track is a flashy, funny, and weirdly moving pop-rock anthem that doubles as both character study and meta-commentary. Coming off the back of previous releases like Beautiful Things and Mystical Magical, this track confirms Boone isn’t just chasing virality—he’s crafting personas.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Sombr’s we never dated song artworkSombr’s we never dated, released on June 20, 2025, isn’t a breakup anthem in the traditional sense—it’s a lament for what could’ve been. Following the success of tracks like back to friends and undressed, this release strips back the bravado and goes straight for the nerves. It’s the sound of someone confronting the emotional fallout of a relationship that technically never happened but still managed to hurt like hell.