“Words I Couldn’t Say” is the new single from South Yorkshire quartet Alvarez Kings. The pop-driven single demonstrates how the group has come to win Continue Reading
Wesley Dean Encourages Us to Find Our Inner "Magik" (premiere)
Wesley Dean’s “Magik” is just the summertime pick-me-up that’s been prescribed. In uncertain times, the buoyant sway of the feel-good, love-heavy track certainly feels magical. Continue Reading
Eclectic Rockers Ryan & Pony "Start Making Sense" (premiere)
Minneapolis music scene veterans Ryan & Pony will release their debut album, Mochi Mochi, on 25 September via Chicago’s Pravda Records. The Ryan in question Continue Reading
ARI Tackles Her Inner Turmoil on "Cold War" (premiere)
ARI is a relatively new name in the pop playing field. That said, she has already garnered considerable attention following the release of her first Continue Reading
GRAE Shares 90’s Inspired DIY Video For “Ex Lovers”
Toronto’s GRAE looks back on past relationships on her new indie-pop cut Ex Lovers. It’s about those same streets filled with the same faces while holding Continue Reading
Vaarwell Shares The Vulnerable “New Woman”
Following their second EP ‘Early Rise’ and a slew of singles, Lisbon’s Vaarwell have returned with New Woman. Warm minimal electronic elements unfurl alongside Margarida Falcão’s delicate Continue Reading
Kristian Grostad Opens Up And “Feels Lighter”
After releasing his debut EP, ‘On The Run’, and hitting the festival and club scene around Norway, Kristian Grostad began work on his debut full length. Feels Continue Reading
17 Releases Visual for ‘Slim Tea’
From the west side of Baltimore Maryland, Rashad Scroggins also known as 17 is raw talent that has been recognized as a director, actor, and Continue Reading
Vandalye Release The Shimmering “Blame The Record”
Dubai-based Scott Attew and identical twins Lucas and Thomas McCone are the trio behind indie pop-rock outfit Vandalye. Earlier this year, they released their debut Continue Reading
Premiere: The Slow Painters Share “What I Miss The Most”
It was a whopping 16 years ago that The Slow Painters originally formed but it’s only this summer that they’ll release their debut album. Inspired Continue Reading
Giampaolo Pasquile Hints At New Track “Risk It All” Following His New Releases “What’s Going On” And “Until The Rainbows End”
Giampaolo Pasquile has just announced the release of a new song titled “Risk It All,” to be released sometime this month. In the meantime, listeners Continue Reading
New Music: Adaora – I Can (ft Papa San)
Pop Dose Magazine welcomes a US-based Nigerian-American female singer ‘Adaora Nwokoye’ popularly called ‘Adaora’, released long-anticipated inspirational single, ‘I CAN‘, featuring World renowned Reggae maestro PAPA Continue Reading
Track By Track: Laveda – What Happens After
On their debut album, What Happens After, Laveda (Jacob Brooks and Ali Genevich) explores the great yawning unknown. From the freedom and uncertainty that rests Continue Reading
Lorana Explores Hometown Nostalgia On “Countless First Times”
Lorana returns with Countless First Times, the second single off her forthcoming EP. Here, Lorana explores how she views and feels returning home to Alken, Continue Reading
Lady Gaga Releases Video Game-Themed Lyric Visual for Blackpink Collab ‘Sour Candy’
Lady Gaga and Blackpink released the lyric video for their hit collab, "Sour Candy." Gaga debuted the new video game-inspired visualizer for "Sour Candy" on Continue Reading
Falcon Jane & Andrew McArthur Cover John Prine’s “Long Monday”
Toronto’s Falcon Jane and Andrew McArthur are set to release a five-track cover EP titled ‘We Get By’. Speaking on the project, Falcon Jane offered: Continue Reading
Stevie Wolf Unveils The Captivating “Chapped “Lips EP
Following last month’s ‘Ink’, Stevie Wolf has unveiled his Chapped Lips EP. Through seven tracks, he explores themes of bravery and vulnerability to love and Continue Reading
Sia Apologizes for Bizarre Twitter Thread Concerning Nicki Minaj and Cardi B Feud
Sia has apologized for mistaking Nicki Minaj for Cardi B. On Friday (June 12) the "Chandelier" hit-maker responded to a since-deleted tweet from a fan who tweeted a Continue Reading
Canadian Emerging Artist Charmian Devi Delivers Two Indie-Pop Tracks “Radio Of None” and “No Peace”
Charmian Devi gets downright indie-pop with “Radio Of None” and “No Peace” – both thoughtful, cavernous-sounding lyrical tracks. The Canadian singer-songwriter has previously built her Continue Reading
13 Best Albums of 2020 (So Far!)
Despite the canceled tours, DIY music videos and delayed release dates, the music played on this year, even in the midst of a pandemic—and we've Continue Reading