Delicious New Music for International Women’s Day

On today’s menu – in celebration of International Women’s Day – you’re going to find some delicious new music from Linney & Morgin Madison, Selin, The Aquadolls, Sparks, Anna Graves, Miesha and the Spanks, NORA and Angel Olsen.

Dig in and enjoy.

Linney & Morgin Madison – With You

Linney, the rising star of electronic pop, is back with a fresh new track called “With You” taken from her debut EP set for release in March. The song features rising producer Morgin Madison, known for his work with DeadMau5’s mau5trap imprint. With “With You”, Linney continues her theme of positivity and infuses it with futuristic melodies that are both warm and light, all delivered in her signature vocal style.

The track is a heartfelt reminder for anyone who’s ever felt alone or lost, with Linney explaining that the song is meant to keep you company on your lonely road. With Morgin Madison featured on the track, it’s clear that Linney values the collaborative spirit of music-making.

Selin – LOVERS HURRICANE

London-based pop artist Selin has returned with a bang with her latest single “Lovers Hurricane”, a heartfelt ballad that doubles as her second English-language single as part of her partnership with Warner Music Türkiye.

Collaborating with acclaimed singer-songwriter Sarah Close and Gil Lewis on the track, Selin has created a powerful and emotive piece of music that is both personal and a reflection on lost love and the pain of having to move on, something that Selin has experienced first-hand. The song’s music video features stormy and dramatic visuals that perfectly capture the emotions conveyed in the song.

Selin’s vocals are spectacular on this track, with her powerhouse voice taking centre stage in a truly impressive performance. The cinematic production adds to the overall grandeur of the song, making it an experience that is not to be missed.

NORA – Nicotine

NORA’s latest offering, ‘Nicotine’, is a bright and upbeat pop track that encapsulates everything that makes her music so infectious, with a catchy melody and NORA’s effervescent personality, shines through, creating a sound that radiates fun.

Working alongside breakthrough producer Chelsea Warner, who has previously worked with Vetta Borne, Liyah Knight, and Urthboy, NORA’s expertly crafted lyrics and production are seamlessly blended to create a sound that is both playful and polished. The pair’s professional dynamic is evident in the track’s layers, which have been perfected to create momentum from start to finish while still resonating with the sadder themes of the song.

Angel Olsen – Nothing’s Free

Angel Olsen’s new single, ‘Nothing’s Free’, – is from her upcoming EP – is a captivating journey through the complexities of self-discovery and acceptance. ‘Nothing’s Free’ is a song that captures the moment when self-denial finally breaks and the realisation of how long one has restrained their true self dawns. Angel’s voice and heart are fixed on the present and the future, with a sense of comfort in the costs of her newfound clarity.

The track comes from a different place than the direction of her previous record, as Angel was coming to terms with her identity and sexuality when she wrote it. The lyrics are an honest reflection of this, and Olsen exudes vulnerability and courage as she opens up in a new way. ‘Nothing’s Free’ is a soulful and introspective song that reveals a deeper, truer sense of self.

Sparks – The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte (starring Cate Blanchett)

Sparks’ latest single “The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte” is a bold and captivating new release that sets the stage for their forthcoming album of the same name, due out in May. The new track features a catchy, upbeat melody, and the lyrics tell the story of a heartbroken woman trying to hide her tears in a cup of coffee. It’s a relatable tale that’s sure to resonate with listeners.

But what really sets this single apart is the stunning music video, which stars none other than Academy Award-winner Cate Blanchett. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker and photographer Brigitte Lacombe, the video features Blanchett dancing and shaking her “bootie” alongside Ron and Russell Mael, the brothers behind the iconic Sparks sound. It’s a whimsical and visually striking clip that perfectly captures the spirit of the song.

“The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte” is an exciting and highly anticipated new release from Sparks, and the accompanying music video starring Cate Blanchett only adds to the anticipation for the upcoming album.

Anna Graves – Easy For You

Minnesota-born singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Anna Graves’s debut single “Easy For You” is a hauntingly beautiful track that showcases her raw and honest songwriting.

The sparse production and dusty acoustic guitar create a raw and intimate soundscape that perfectly complements Anna’s emotive vocals. The song is a reflection on a past relationship that ended badly, and Anna’s vulnerability seeps through every line. Her lyrics are candid and open, making it feel like you’re listening to a late-night conversation with a close friend.

The accompanying music video shot on Anna’s family horse farm in Minnesota explores themes of solitude, reflection, and coming home. Director Hannah Edelman has created an ethereal and contemplative visual that perfectly captures the introspective mood of the song.

Miesha and The Spanks – Mom Jeans

Miesha & The Spanks are back with a vengeance, releasing their latest single ‘Mom Jeans’, the highly anticipated track is just a taste of what’s to come from their upcoming album due out on in April.

With ‘Mom Jeans’, the band showcases a brand new side of Louie’s vocal range, delivering a primal surge of energy that will have listeners hooked from the first note. Louie’s crisp and clean vocals are woven into a pulsating warning siren, adding to the track’s overall heavy metal feel. The distorted guitars and Sean Hamilton’s cyclical rhythm method create a soundscape that is both haunting and electrifying.

The accompanying video offers an inside look at Louie’s reality of motherhood. The duo demonstrates the parallels between the chaos of parenthood and the intensity of their music. Louie’s raw and emotional lyrics speak to the universal desire to return to a golden age of nostalgia and reclaim our former identities.

The Aquadolls – Sneaky

The Aquadolls have dropped their latest single and music video, “Sneaky,” from their upcoming album. Produced by Chris Szczech in Los Angeles, the track explores the uncertainty of a relationship and lays it all out for the listener to dissect. The band’s unique sound blends the heavy riffs of their signature tone along with lead vocalist Melissa’s vocals, as she questions the status of a relationship with the lyrics, “Am I just your late night sneaky little thing?”

The track perfectly captures the struggle of being someone’s secret and the uncertainties that come with it. Bassist Keilah Nina adds, “For when you’re stuck in a state of wondering if they feel the same way, or if you’re just wasting time fantasizing about what could be.”

The accompanying music video, directed by Jenna Houchin, showcases the band in all their femme fatale glory as they navigate their tumultuous relationship. With performance footage, smashed cakes, and burning dollhouses, the visuals perfectly capture the angst and uncertainty of the track.

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