When Young declares she’s “locked out, got nowhere to go,” it initially sounds like despair. But as the chorus unfolds, we realise this isn’t a lament—it’s a celebration. Being locked out means she ...

Why Meta Quest 3 hasn’t replaced TVs in 2025: comfort, content gaps, and the true limits of mixed reality tech.

HAIM’s All Over Me explores desire without commitment in a nostalgic, bold track from their 2025 album I Quit.

Benson Boone’s “Mr Electric Blue” turns online mockery into glittering satire with swagger, humour, and heart.

Lorde’s “Hammer” is a chaotic anthem of lust, identity, and digital longing-here’s what the lyrics really mean.

The Kid LAROI’s How Does It Feel? arrives just in time for the summer of 2025, dropped on June 20th as a slick fusion of nostalgia, confusion, and thumping basslines. Framed as his second release of ...

Sombr’s “we never dated” captures the pain of unspoken love-raw, relatable, and aching with emotional honesty.

Chris Brown’s “Holy Blindfold” unpacks love, chaos, and clarity through intimate lyrics and ethereal production.

Plàsi’s Father’s Eyes explores generational tension through rich indie-folk textures and emotionally candid lyrics.

Judy Blank’s “Toy Heart” blends surf-pop sparkle with wistful lyrics and a dreamy music video filmed in Mexico.

Pom Femme’s Nightingale Blue blends sun-drenched acoustic pop with Swedish nostalgia and subtle emotional depth.

Kayla DiVenere’s drag me to hell blends raw emotion with indie-pop clarity, exploring betrayal, resilience, and control.