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Corella Embrace the Messiness of Growing Up on 'A Beautiful World To Lose'
September 18, 2026
Corella’s new record is different. It is the kind that leaves you with something to think about, even after the guitars fade out.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Valley Announces New Album 'Do You Need To Be Entertained?' [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
About a month ago, we had the opportunity to chat with Valley frontman Rob Laska about the new album, finding fun again, their partnership with Chase Lawrence, cows, covers, life on the road, and what it means to make something deeply personal knowing it might simply be the soundtrack of someone’s drive to work.
Author:
Chancey Stefanos
Yendry Wants You to Find Yourself in "Como agua" [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
Sitting with Yendry in Miami, it's evident how personal this album is to her, and how much she protected it. "I needed to protect it and make sure it was 100% exactly what I wanted to say," she says. "It's my first album. It's scary. It's a leap of faith. I'm proud of myself for trusting my own instinct."
Author:
Sarah Ruiz
Pool Girl Releases Her Coastal Coming-of-Age Debut Album 'Melancholic Beach Town'
September 18, 2026
Across its songs, the record builds a world of hometowns, self-discovery and quiet departures, creating an album that is grounded in its emotional landscape while shining through its sun-soaked musicality.
Author:
Alysa Benson
The Bends Dive into ‘If You Insist’ [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
Get to know your new favorite band, hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Author:
DJ Connor
Bea Miller Tackles The Disappointments Of Adulthood On ‘Mr. Peaked in High School’
September 18, 2026
Miller's new record tracks the high highs and low lows of early adulthood, and doing it all with a more-than-slightly sarcastic smile.
Author:
India McCarty
beabadoobee Goes Full Rockstar on ‘Pylon'
September 18, 2026
'Pylon' is Bea sounding more sure of herself than she ever has, not despite the noise, but because of it.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Slow Pulp Finds Its Way Back to the Beginning on "Melodie"
September 18, 2026
'Melodie' truly does follow the threads that the band have laid around it, and it’s proven to be their most reflective record yet.
Author:
Matt Keenan
FKJ Introduces Us to Tyber: The Being Behind His New Album [Q&A]
September 11, 2026
We cover who Tyber is, where the collabs came from, and what FKJ would cook you for dinner if you came over.
Author:
Ariana Tibi
Chrome Sparks Is Building His Own World on 'Ball of Light'
September 11, 2026
On the record, Malvin says “Over the last seven years, I’ve focused mostly on collaborations and other artists’ projects. Ball of Light is me finding myself again.”
Author:
Matt Keenan
Soft Loft Are Still Figuring It Out On 'Throw The Dice'
September 8, 2026
The album doesn’t tell us how to grow up, how to handle heartbreak, or how to know whether we’re making the right choices. Instead, it sits comfortably in uncertainty.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Jae Stephens Knows What She Wants [Q&A]
September 8, 2026
OnesToWatch got a chance to sit down with the songstress just a few weeks ahead of AUDACITY's release to talk about maximalism, finding men uninteresting, and navigating pop stardom as a Black artist.
Author:
Jazmin Kylene
Rebecca Black Steps Into The Spotlight On “Age of the Exhibitionist”
September 4, 2026
Age of the Exhibitionist doesn’t lean on hyperpop’s chaos as a shield, it trades that jitteriness for something more controlled.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Ashe Wants Forever With Her Partner On New Single "Funeral"
September 4, 2026
Reflecting on forever can be frightening, especially when it comes to romance, but Ashe’s “Funeral” is a beautiful meditation on how, with the right person, the end doesn’t sound that scary after all.
Author:
India McCarty
Scarlet House’s Angels Turns the Messiness of Love Into a Cinematic Shoegaze Journey
September 2, 2026
Some albums tell you exactly what they’re about from the first track. Others make you figure it out as you go. Scarlet House’s 'Angels' somehow does both.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Thoom Puts Everything On The Table In "Everyday, Everything Is At Stake"
August 28, 2026
If there’s one thing 'Everyday, Everything Is At Stake' sounds like, it’s an artist orbiting towards home and pulling everyone else further in along the way.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Josh Gilligan Finds Peace in the Ordinary on "Sideways"
August 28, 2026
Across the ten songs in the tracklisting, the sound stays true to its core and the songs practice restraint, as if they’re letting the home videos come to life in your mind.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Alicia Blue Embraces the Unexpected on 'Country Desire'
August 28, 2026
Country Desire finds a corner where autobiographical storytelling can exist alongside a mystical world of imagination.
Author:
Taylor Brooks
Nussy Andrews Finally Lets Herself Want Things on ‘High Self Esteem’
August 27, 2026
Nussy Andrews has proved she’s three things on this record: that she’s done hiding, that she’s pulled off this genre shift unlike any other, and that she’s ready to have high self esteem.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Sawyer Hill Makes the Dark Stuff Feel Fun In Debut Album "Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy"
August 24, 2026
The Southern storyteller's debut is a dark, witty and deeply human breakup record - showcasing an impressive and unapologetic Sawyer Hill.
Author:
Rosie Leishman
OK Cowgirl Contemplate Life’s What-Ifs On New Album ‘Rhinestone Cowgirl’
August 21, 2026
'Rhinestone Cowgirl' is a moving collection of songs that will get you thinking about your own un-traveled roads and might-have-beens.
Author:
India McCarty
hey, nothing Learn to Run Free on Sophomore Record 'Hound' [Q&A]
August 21, 2026
An incredible album that takes the foundation of those early songs and blows it wide open, full of different emotions and dizzying highs, but also one you can simply put on and jam to.
Author:
Josh Kitchen
DAMEDAME* Finally Let Their Dreams Take The Driver’s Seat On Their Debut Album [Q&A]
August 20, 2026
We chatted about about the fear of putting yourself out there, making music for fun and playing characters through artistry.
Author:
Daniela Waizel Rule
Making Friends With Doubt And Despair: Inside Lorg’s Debut Solo Album ‘I Fell For Fantasy’
August 20, 2026
Through dream-like guitars, inviting bass, hazy electronic textures and vulnerable vocals, Lorg creates a soundscape that feels like getting lost inside your own memories.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Jeans, Boys, Jesus and Jenna Raine: Inside Her Debut Album
August 17, 2026
Jenna Raine is making her next step — and this time, she is bringing a little bit of Texas, a whole lot of girlhood, and her faith along with her.
Author:
Taylor Brooks
Deep-Dive Into New Album Achilles with Kevin Atwater [Q+A]
April 25, 2025
New York City-based singer-songwriter Kevin Atwater is a storyteller: impressively concise, abbreviated, and illustrative.
Author:
Noah Wade
Spencer Sutherland Lives For "The Drama"... and A Good Cup of Coffee [Q&A]
October 29, 2024
Read on to hear his quests to write the next "Sugar" by Maroon 5, embody Elvis' stage presence, and find zen outside of music-making.
Author:
DJ Connor
Isabel LaRosa Paints with the Highs and Lows of Life in Stunning Debut Album Raven [Q+A]
April 18, 2025
We chatted with the rising star about the exciting and daunting task of making her first record, working creatively with her brother Thomas, and how personal the Raven symbolism is to her.
Author:
Giselle Libby
Ambar Lucid Welcomes You to the Mesmerizing 'Garden of Lucid'
April 13, 2020
<i>Garden of Lucid</i> is a world unto itself.
Author:
Maxamillion Polo
Adam Melchor Shares The Diary of Living In Reflective Second Album
May 2, 2025
In his second album, The Diary of Living, Adam Melchor reflects on all the things that life has thrown at him, and the journey he has taken to get to where he is now.
Author:
Rebeccah Blau
Maude Latour Reflects on the Existential Rave of her Dreams, the “Sugar Water” Tour [Q+A]
April 15, 2025
We caught up with this rising popstar just hours before she hit the stage for the last show of the tour to chat about how Sugar Water has evolved from its release, the experience of performing these songs across the country, and what’s next for Maude Latour.
Author:
Giselle Libby
Ella Thompson Warmly Welcomes You Into Her Album with "There's A Fire, Yet to Burn"
November 19, 2024
Named after the iconic Ella Fitzgerald, it’s no surprise that Ella Thompson’s music sounds like a blast from the past.
Author:
Rebeccah Blau
Irish Folk Trio Amble Release Highly Anticipated Debut Album “Reverie”
May 28, 2025
Amble, the trio of singer-songwriters Robbie Cunningham, Oisin McCaffrey, and Ross McNerney have officially unveiled their debut album Reverie, and it’s clear that this project is far from a typical first release.
Author:
Hillary Safadi
corook Gift Wraps Vulnerability in a Package of Joy in Album "committed to a bit"
February 28, 2025
Bright and intellectual, the album offers a safe space for conversations of gender identity, queer love, and family tension, delivered with top notch pop sensibilities.
Author:
Abby Kenna
John Splithoff Talks New Album Far From Here and Lessons From Chris Botti, David Foster, and the Musical Community At Large [Q&A]
May 12, 2025
The versatile songwriter, immersed in old soul and classic rock, divulges the journey of his latest record, 'Far From Here.'
Author:
Noah Wade
The World Is Chloe Moriondo's 'Oyster' On Fourth Studio Album
April 9, 2025
'Oyster' is a thoughtful externalization of the songwriter's prolonged pent-up feelings attached to infatuation and heartbreak, meditations on vulnerability, envy, and, quite frankly, acting on bad ideas.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Bea Miller Tackles The Disappointments Of Adulthood On ‘Mr. Peaked in High School’
September 18, 2026
Miller's new record tracks the high highs and low lows of early adulthood, and doing it all with a more-than-slightly sarcastic smile.
Author:
India McCarty
Dissecting the Complete Artistic Immersion of The Army, The Navy’s Debut Record ‘Fake Brave Life’ [Q&A]
June 12, 2026
We spoke to the dynamic duo about their favorite harmonies, the intriguing visual language of the album, and what it felt like to assume the role of recording artists.
Author:
Giselle Libby
Pool Girl Releases Her Coastal Coming-of-Age Debut Album 'Melancholic Beach Town'
September 18, 2026
Across its songs, the record builds a world of hometowns, self-discovery and quiet departures, creating an album that is grounded in its emotional landscape while shining through its sun-soaked musicality.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Soft Loft Are Still Figuring It Out On 'Throw The Dice'
September 8, 2026
The album doesn’t tell us how to grow up, how to handle heartbreak, or how to know whether we’re making the right choices. Instead, it sits comfortably in uncertainty.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Ashe Wants Forever With Her Partner On New Single "Funeral"
September 4, 2026
Reflecting on forever can be frightening, especially when it comes to romance, but Ashe’s “Funeral” is a beautiful meditation on how, with the right person, the end doesn’t sound that scary after all.
Author:
India McCarty
The Bends Dive into ‘If You Insist’ [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
Get to know your new favorite band, hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Author:
DJ Connor
FKJ Introduces Us to Tyber: The Being Behind His New Album [Q&A]
September 11, 2026
We cover who Tyber is, where the collabs came from, and what FKJ would cook you for dinner if you came over.
Author:
Ariana Tibi
Valley Announces New Album 'Do You Need To Be Entertained?' [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
About a month ago, we had the opportunity to chat with Valley frontman Rob Laska about the new album, finding fun again, their partnership with Chase Lawrence, cows, covers, life on the road, and what it means to make something deeply personal knowing it might simply be the soundtrack of someone’s drive to work.
Author:
Chancey Stefanos
Yendry Wants You to Find Yourself in "Como agua" [Q&A]
September 18, 2026
Sitting with Yendry in Miami, it's evident how personal this album is to her, and how much she protected it. "I needed to protect it and make sure it was 100% exactly what I wanted to say," she says. "It's my first album. It's scary. It's a leap of faith. I'm proud of myself for trusting my own instinct."
Author:
Sarah Ruiz
Corella Embrace the Messiness of Growing Up on 'A Beautiful World To Lose'
September 18, 2026
Corella’s new record is different. It is the kind that leaves you with something to think about, even after the guitars fade out.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Leslie Grace Begins a New Era with “AMOR, ¿QUIÉN ERES?”
May 1, 2026
We sat down with Grace to talk about her evolution as an artist, collaborating with different voices, and this new era of Leslie Grace.
Author:
Sarah Ruiz
MESTIZA On Debut Coachella Performance, What it Means to be a "Spanish Chica", and More [Q&A]
April 29, 2026
We sat down with one half of MESTIZA ahead of their Coachella performance to discuss the true meaning of what it means to be a Spanish Chica, and how their club beats blending with flamenco instrumentation heals something far beyond the music.
Author:
Jazmin Kylene
Eva Ruiz Is Bringing the Soul of the Canary Islands to the World [Q&A]
May 22, 2026
Her music is a full blend of R&B, modern pop, and Latin influences, carried by a soulful voice that transcends genre.
Author:
Sarah Ruiz
Thoom Puts Everything On The Table In "Everyday, Everything Is At Stake"
August 28, 2026
If there’s one thing 'Everyday, Everything Is At Stake' sounds like, it’s an artist orbiting towards home and pulling everyone else further in along the way.
Author:
Matt Keenan