We are back again with some new music for our New Music Friday. Check out all of the new tracks and reviews below!
Estella Dawn | “Move Down Lover”
We have featured every song that Estella Dawn has put out in the last few years, and now she is back with “Move Down Lover.” This track has a magnetic pull to it. It’s the kind of song you hear once and feel compelled to revisit. The production is rich with detail—each layer complements the next without overwhelming the listener. The vocals, meanwhile, are confident and well-placed, enhancing the emotional tone of the track. It’s a sonic experience that feels both fresh and familiar in the best way. Definitely playlist-worthy.
Zev | “How To Hurt”
Zev just released a brand new song, “How To Hurt.” The song’s energy is both infectious and authentic with a hint of sadness. You can tell it wasn’t overproduced—it’s got a raw charm that’s elevated by smart mixing and a clear vocal presence. Every section flows into the next with intent, keeping the listener on their toes. It’s exciting, nostalgic, immersive, and deserves a space in any playlist with personality.
Bobby Amaru x Veda x Saliva x Judge & Jury | “Somebody That I Used To Know” (Gotye Cover)
Bobby Amaru teamed up with Veda, Saliva and Judge & Jury for a cover of the Gotye track, “Somebody That I Used To Know.” One of the best things about a cover is seeing how an artist can reimagine a familiar song in their own way—and that’s exactly what happens here. This version takes a darker, more emotional approach that really stands out. The vocals are powerful, the production is tight, and the whole track feels fresh yet familiar. Definitely one to add to your playlist.
philine | “ten years time”
philine just released a brand new song, “ten years time.” There’s a nostalgic ache woven into every note of this track. The slow pace lets that emotion breathe, and the vocals are filled with a kind of hopeful sadness. It’s a beautifully composed song that feels like remembering something you didn’t know you missed. Make sure to add this one to your playlists.
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