Singles Spotlight: Pouty
Pouty channels 90s alternative rock on “My Own Beauty,” delivering a gorgeous, hook-filled song that’s more complicated and conflicted than its anthemic chorus first suggests.
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Music. Movies. TV. Comics. Everything. Not Really.
Pouty channels 90s alternative rock on “My Own Beauty,” delivering a gorgeous, hook-filled song that’s more complicated and conflicted than its anthemic chorus first suggests.
Michigander blends Britpop shimmer, power-pop melodies and modern indie rock into huge, catchy songs that have me very excited to hear what comes next.
The Sweet Spot blends punk, power pop, new wave and classic rock into huge, ridiculously catchy songs that feel like you’ve known them forever.
The Detours mix roots rock, Americana, country and power pop into big, catchy songs about chasing dreams, living an unconventional life and not always knowing where you’ll land.
HYPS makes dream pop built for headphones, with shimmering guitars and layered vocals wrapped around songs about grief, infatuation and how much of ourselves we can lose in other people.
Parrotfish takes financial stress, burnout and the panic of adulthood, gives it an irresistible groove, and lets it rip.
Across three singles, ggwendolyn pairs massive hooks with self-doubt, anxiety and a few unexpected musical curveballs.
Emily Clare blends jazz standards, Brill Building pop, soul and dreamy indie pop into gorgeous songs with loneliness, uncertainty and growing older hiding just beneath the surface.