Features | May 2023 (3)
Mara Liddle | Oversharing
Newcastle-based Mara Liddle is a dream and electronic pop musician that combines autotune with hyper-pop female vocals. Acts like Charli XCX, Shygirl, and Pinkpantheress inspire her. She has been selected as BBC Introducing "one's to watch in 2023".
On May 19th, Mara came out with her newest single, "Oversharing," on all streaming platforms. The single talks about the common concept that concerns boundaries and self-consciousness. In this single, Mara chronicles her encounters with roommates in university accommodation and her attempts to forge new friendships in early adulthood.
Mara delivers a great beat, but the vocals are too soft. I want to hear the lyrics because it is undoubtedly the most important part of the song. Besides this, the song is a masterpiece that is an excellent addition to her collection. I would love to hear what you think of this single, so please leave a like and comment with your thoughts below.
I would compare Mara's newest single to Elliot Lee and other musicians. If you like what you hear, then please leave a like and follow the links below.
Kelsie Kimberlin | Road Trip
Washington DC native Kelsie Kimberlin is an indie pop female vocalist who combines contemporary, bedroom, and art pop to create quirky, easy-listening music. She is undoubtedly a rising star in the music industry with a dedicated fanbase and millions of plays, streams, and views.
On May 15th, Kelsie released her newest single, "Road Trip," on all streaming platforms. The new single is about how a perfect family situation suddenly becomes toxic with the revelation of a dark family secret. In her words, the song is about reaching a breaking point after discovering a terrible family truth. She hopes the song and video will resonate with everyone on some level.
I like the lighthearted tone of this song; it is not as heavy as her other songs. It is also very fun sounding, and I like what the guitar brings to the song. I expected this song to be more commercial pop than anything, but I agree with rock and art pop descriptions. What are your thoughts on this article? Please leave a like and comment below with your thoughts.
I recommend art pop fans of Mitski and other musicians check this song out. If you enjoy this single, then please leave a like and follow the links below.
Ace Rosewall | Stay Friends
Danish-based Ace Rosewall is a singer-songwriter who has been making waves on the London underground music scene for six years. He delivers uncompromised pop cuts infused with various genres that have shaped him as an artist, accompanied by lyrics inspired by his Scandinavian upbringing and life in the capital. He writes about everything from love and heartbreak to long nights and sunrises in Soho.
Earlier this year, Rosewall released his newest single, "Stay Friends," on all streaming platforms. The latest release is a personal letter to an ex-girlfriend from a toxic relationship that had been going on for too long. It was bound to end, and afterward, when you start being honest with yourself, you finally see why you weren't good for each other in the first place. Sometimes it's better to be apart, which is why the song has a happy-go-lucky feel.
This song is very therapeutic as a person spending the last five years healing after a toxic relationship. Toxic relationships can not only leave a bad taste in your mouth when it's over but also can leave you feeling like you want to go back because you have nothing else to lose. I like the song's tone, and it's a great song to chill to. I want to hear what you think of the song, so please leave a like and comment with your thoughts below.
I recommend fans of indie pop musicians to check out this eclectic song. If you enjoyed the song, then please leave a like and follow the links below. Thank you for reading, and I hope you have a wonderful day!
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